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London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

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OPEN AIR PREACIIINO.—On Wednesday even-
ing the Rev. J. Hughes, Incumbent of Gongfelon, gm his
concluding lecture in the market-place to s very Urge eras
at:6l maillY the working men of the town; upwards
of 000 were present. A correspondent mitre : 'Their
was most exemplary, end their attention great. The
= asi.r aerviese have been much appreciated by the week*
and have been productive of great good. The Ms
tendance st ail the lectures hue been very large; the closing
lecture err &ern the words—' How shall we maps if we
neglect so great salvation f Hundreds who have been in the
habit of attending no place of worship have been mot tee
..ar in their attendance et these lectures, and maniVzr
labouring datum who thought that the church of
wee the church for the rich and not fur the working seas
have had their misconceptions ',moved by the Weanmentality of these open air services."_

PREACHERS AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. The
Bishop or Lcodce has appointed the following gentlemen tabs
the special preacher* at M. Peers Cathedral for the carrot
month :—Sunday, Sept. R the Rev. Thos. llendesou,ki.4.
vicarof Messing, Essex; Sunday, Sept. 13, the Rev. Metal
Ilsekenzie, M.A., rector of St. Bence s, Gracrichumh-sheta
Rev.'ttle.wpietbstuarze
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arse ; Sunday, Sept. 27, the Rev. Morgan Cowie, B.lks
rector of St. Lawrence Jewry, London.
PROPOSED VISIT OY SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREK
TO THU APT Tarnarars.—A meeting was held fa the
Mayor's parlour, Town-ball, Manchester, yesterday ear.
noon, to originate a subscription to enable the whole of the
Sunday school children of Manchester and Salford to rill
the Exhibition of Art Treasure.. The Mayor, Sir JIM.
Watts, profiled. The proposition had been thrown opt by
writer in one of the local paper', under the signature d
" Alpha," who, estimating the number of children at 100,0900
suggested that there would be no clidlettlty in WINS
6,000 f. to pay a shilling per head for their admission,
and eaelosuig one hundred pounds towards the oh-
Od. on condition that 3,0001. woo raised by the 15th list
To this the Mayor had placed an additional 501, The meets
log woe well attended by the conductors and mown el
Sunday schools, but not by gentlemen of MUM, likely
contribute largely to the fund, and in the short demi*
that ensued it appeared to be the opinion that Alpha led
ove,eatiesated numbers I. speaking of 1001000, and that
supposing there were 70,000, this number would be farther
reduced to something like 40,000 or 50.000, Bailees ender
ten years of age were struck oat. Below ten it was thus
that children would not appreciate the Exhibition. llitX
lions were paned, however, approving the suggestion of
Alpha, and appointing a c.eumittee to collect We requinds
funds. The Mayor and Mr. David Mercies were appoised
honorary seceefaris
The Western Times reports that in the event sr
Lord John Rummell being elevated to the House of Lord+, Or
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asatropolie, inroads t'oireofferrton,bbin.uteofte f la.aycamairs
irumesidnatto obi
the vacancy in the representation of the City. Re Is •
staunch advocate of finanrial retrarlament.