The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-17 00:00:00

11111 araDAr IMMO ddirlus.

The eighth/0f fibs .pedal services under the dome
or St. Pears Cathedral was performed kit weidag le the
peseesce de daftly pecked emgmgatios. No altseatkae have
yet been made is the rides el the Imam, er lendisg-desk
mad much of the aim el Me Meatlful choral mein woe lest
to • large numbest elt the met magregatka. Shwa Oboe liner
o'clock is the dames people begins le is frost
of the cathelni gases, sad trim that time until the ematag
of the doom the meistalaws rapidly isomer& The sash for
adidesloa vas tentle, sad seas thousands) persona who had
hoped to tale pert la the swam were dimppelabed. This
great angers= to oblate etheimies Mee Me mehedral was
attributable le the fact that the pr ocher 1 the oresing was
the Rm. Dr. High M.Pleile, of Liverpeed, ems ef the moat
Clarof the madmen belonriag to the emagetical party
e church of Ragland. Full cased aweless were per-
Snemed, Mr. Gass prelate, at the wpm, sad Mr. 0. W.
Maras Media, UMehoir. Dr. lillfelke Wooled he hie text
Me 14th chapter el de laks's Gomel, mews 16 to 23 : " A
awhile tea maks • west stopper, sad bade may t and seat
Ideaseveat at rapper tiess to esy ss them that were bidden,
Cam ; for all tbiep are sow reedy. Aid they all with one
waseut began le make mama" Upon title text the rev.
gewleman founded an eloquent sad met hapeseave dis-
course. The respasere of the merles wen vase to the music
by Tallis, sad hymns 197, 49. and 174 wwe seleated from the
Rev. William Matter's excellent "Church Pealtee." The
Bishop of I.ondos km written • very earsset letter, recom-
mend*/ the laity of his diocese to onutribute to the main-
braes of the Stanley erecting eervices at et. Peel's. It ap-
ron that up to tbs let of January the aim of 6,2001. bad
Mee sebecrited, at which 4,0001. had bass absorbed is pd..
emery expeseas. The lighting of the cornea of the dome
with Jets of pm coder much as IC an hour, and 1,0001. will
M required to sdspt the organ to the twofold use of the
daily worship la the choir and the special services under the
d me.
The third of the series of Westminster /Obey artless
drew together we overwhelming ooegrepatioa, comb&
In a great degree, to the high character sad well-de-
mewed reputatios at the gentleman who was asseaseed
the preacher. The sire of the Abbey was demi, peeked by
eager listeners, a very large majority of whom apposed to he
working people of a superior clam Prayers were intoued by
the Bee. J. C. Baden, M.A., prism in ordinary of her
Mmieeirs Chanel Royal, and precentor of Westminster
Abbey, and the sermon wee preached by the Rev. Denial
Moore. MA , iaceiabsat of Csrodes Church, Camberwell,
the gentleman who bolds the " Guides Lectwestiip:' The
rev. patterns& eeiected for his text • portion of the Imam
foe the wooing eureka the 14th chapter of Roams, vines
std 6 :—" For ems of se Um& to himself, and se era
Meth to himself. For whether we live, we live unto the Lord,
sad whether we die we die, unto the Lord : whether we live,
therefore, or die, we am the; Lord's."
Exeter-hall, notwithstanding the atimetles of the 81.
Pears and Westminster Abbey merles', wee filled to over
▪ Meg. The Litany minim wee reed, and the sermon preached
re the occasion by the Rev. J. 0. F. Knapp, threlogioal
associate of K ing's College, Loudon, in,. umbral of St. John's,
Perlman who selected for his text the eleventh chapter of St.
Matthew's Gospel, 28th vane, " Cone unto sat, all ye that
labour and are hoary lades, and I will give you red." The
SAM, which was delivered with great mapheets, dratted
the station of the congregation throonont. The Raw. C.
Dallas Merstsa, M.A., incumbent of Christ Chunk Dever.
will ;meek at Meter-hall ni it Sunday evening.