The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

MEETING OF THE PARISH OF MARYLE-

Yesterday, purensat tOrevittieition to the chureh-
wardvsv, the Right Hon. Lord Portman and F. H. Bridg-
sae, Eq., a public meeting of the parishioners of Meryl,-
boas took place in the theatre of the Literary sod Meek&
Inethatkm, Edward atreet, Portusan•equare, to consider the
propriety of preesntlog an address to the Gneiss on the late
ho Hon. Lord PORTMAN, the mown warden, took
the their at two o'clock, sad every put of the spacious
theatre men berme &mealy filled. A.mousgst those who
supported the noble chairman were the Right Hon. Kul
111S2•011, Lord Montfort, Sir Walter Stirffag But. Sir
William Baines, Sir JamsJoh& Hamilton, H4d, Ell Felix
Agar, the Rev. Dr. Spry (reeler of Miwytelsone) the Rev.
Mr. Pouch, the Hon. Mr. Lansaw, Charles Elliott, Req.
ri:aputy lientenant of Miellasszt F. H. Bridgman, Eq.
parochial churchwarden of Mie), Dr. Campbell, Dr.
y, George Specter Smith, ~ R. Broughtv., Esq.
(ohs polite •affildrlte), Junes Nisbet. Eq., Charles Eaton
Bilis, BK., J. H. Pops, Esq., Janes Hakes, Eq., O. Bird,
Eq., Edward Joseph, Eq., and a large number of the
leading memben of the thithy and ialinoniial rampayein.
The noble Chairman having UAreased the meeting at emu
length,
Mr. BROUGHTON, the meotetwate, nee I. stove the
Iret resolittion amidst loud eheers—" That this parish of
St. Marylebons views with indignation the late insidious
attempts of the papal see to establish its spiritual donsision
in this country. That whilst the es meat of equal rights
and full toleration have been to our Roman catholic
fellow subjects, we firmly protest es did ear forefather', lug
before the @formation, against the reeogsltion ef say foreign
power within these realise. That as humble and dutiful
address be preseatad to her Majesty, praying that messares
may he adopted effectually to secure her domiaions against
this aggromive end eneroacklig policy of the Bishop of
Rome." Mr. Broughton, is a long and eloquent address.
denonnad the assumption of a miesnihk petty tyrant Eke
the pope, depending as he was upon the beyonets of a foreign
natio. for support, in endeavouring to usurp the authority
of the monarch of the most onlighterthd, the mat nliguss
and meet powerful nation of the world. (Chun.) He elm:
ridiculed the Nee seurtion of Dr. Newman, that the Pro-
testant hierereby hod gems ever to Rene, whms the hierarchy
be talked of dwindled lowa to twelve clergymen, wb t made
their appearance at the Ronda cathedral of Birmingham 4111
the ocualee of Dr. Udatheree's enthronement (Hear.)
Mr. C. B. ELLIS essesded the rselsWy which um
carried without a eke& 4heestiest, amidst peal oppiame.
Sr W. BAINES monde. address to the Hoeft, Smart
is the insulation.
Mr. KYLE, in secoading the address, stated that he had
it from undoubted authority that every sae of the Rosish
bishops would in a short time hays to take their trial for the
conduct they had panned in this matter. (Vociferous
cheering.)
The address, after a few obrrvations from Dr. Gray, woe
also carried unanimously; and, on the motion of Mr. Church-
warden Ball/OMAN, seconded by the Rev, Dr. Spay, a vote
of thanks was awarded to the noble chairman, and the mut-
log having Rive three cheers for the Queen and three groans
for the Pope and Dr. Wiseman, separated.