The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-15 00:00:00

TO the tIE3IIIERS of the SENATE of theson, lion. and Rev. J. 0., ILA., Wider, Vicar of Beene.
NorwichUNIVEUI
SITY of CAMUUJDUE.
le wine, Orenvffie M.A., negiliffen, Band* Mall,
taawriffinite,—lM the vacancy In the repreeentatlon of the inenenneyy.
University of Cambridge in life I accepted the Invitation of a
prineenred n Niche% M.A., Trinity College, ISt Harley-street.
largely and Influentially signed requisition. and Osborne Ile W. A. MA Trinity Contuse Bleed Wale et
canvass, which promised coo wide and distingulaised support. , kneed, „Let yti,eeieec-ia.
Ultimately. however. I retired In favour of lie. Selwyn rather Otter, Venerable Archileacon.M.A..Pethrhnuse,Ceerfoldffimeet. ,
than Involve Um University in the trouble of a contest. which „. perk.
would at that time have been conducted by personal voting; at gwery".ii'tn'tattol.i. "ea.*
the same time I announced my Intention of ogain offering myself Pollock, Fred., M.A., Trinity College, laelsequer-eMe.
upon another vacancy. This has occurred by the promotion of •
fib C. J. Selwyn to the high office of Lord Justice ; and I now peTe.eire. , Sidney. xenipetee. icendinereek.
solicit your support. In the belief that the years which have
Pownall John Fhb, M.A., Trinity, 19.01,14,02 re, Lincobeolna.
elapsed duce lees have strengthened any claims to represent soo prowete, C. 0 , Fellow of tionville and CebuC. College,
University. Johnson's-buildings, Temple.
fly political opinions are Conservative, but Independent and unites. W. Map, M. . Trinity, 7, Beudort_gania., tea.
moderate. Accordingly, I look to the due balance of interests
amid the mutual confidence of classes for the future safety and sington.
prosperit of the country. Among our bistitutions, in the wet- Saute Rev. Richard, late Fellow of Trinity College, and Prin. i
y
far, of which lam meet deeply interested, the Church of Eng- rof codringion College, saitedeen
Mud Maude prominent, alike in Its spiritual and its social as- Kau, Rev C. D., M.A., Trinity, 7, Whitehall.
Rldeont, Rev. U•, ILA., Emmanuel. Saddlewlelt Rectory, Staple-
pects. I am by conviction a steadfast though not extreme
rhurehman ; and I venture to say that the downfall or Mouse
lion of the church would be a fatal blow to civil end reuse.. Lockhart, 31. D., Caine, County Lunatic Asylum,
liberty. I have ever resided the abolition of church-rates, while s heath, Stave.
should gicnny aid in some fair and moderato measure for their Robertson, Rev. J. C., M.A., Trinity, Canon of Canterbury.
emulation. The public mind has been much miffed of late Rodwe I, 11. B. Banter, occ., M.A., 7'rluity.
Rom, V. Archdeacon, 11. A., late Fellow dile John's,Roughton
upon question, effecting the conduct of Church services; and Conquest
a •diyal Memnission Is siting upon Ritual and Rubeks. As 1 gaiter Rev. li.. W.A., St. John's, Vicar of St. Pad's, Bedford.
em myeelf a mender of that Commission, I feel that I sm pre-
, eluded nom 'gybe; more then to Winn my genuine allegiance Sandford, 0. If. W , M.P., Magdaleee College, 53, Ilertdoed-
to the Prayer-hook. fairly and cauxlbßy interpreted. Street, Mayfair. *
Schrefeer. Charles, SLY., KA., late Fellow of Trinity College,
I coast ier that the beet Interests o the nation are Involved in Lngnein noose.
W.
till maintenance of the independence of our Universities. They She herd, Rev. Cr., M.A., Decumbent of St. Catharine Cree,
may well he ellowed to develop for thetueelves, ea they are us.
dubter:Hy doing, their manifold resources, in connection with
the Church. let for the benefit of the whole people, upon their r.--17.7 Trinity, 17,
old and will tried cellegfide hash-
The public echoes are legimately=scted w
Wes, ea 4 Lleuffitlig ffinfiffeelit
may be coo
his spirit of Moderation. and with ea app._
elation of the true spirit of those thatitulions. The Important
question of the development of general primary education must,
I believe, be 1101,Cli by en expausion of the denominational system,
hacked by Increased liberality on the part of the tittle, anti
a generous confidence In the good Intentions of school
matiagess to meet the claims of conscience. consistently with
their primary dullest° their own convicted's ; while a State sys-
tem of enforced secular education is *holly alien to the religious
and Independent spirit of England. The acknowledged deflcieeey
of middle-class education ought to be sinillarly met.
While friendly to public economy, 1 shall ever uphold the
duty of maintaining the naval end military defeuces of the &n-
-ein:, our judiciary institutions, and the machinery needed to pre-
' verve the lienith, owlet the enjoyment, and secure the personal
safety of the people upon a liberal and efficient footing.
to coechision, I can only assure you that if you send me to
parliament e:rvt earn' represe
Devoted lterve,lm urall il
he weetereateorry be
the enienti.ntite;
and untrammelled by opine or business, it will be the occupation
of my life to deserve yeareonildence.
1 have Use honorer to remain, rentienien,
Your faithful and obedient servant,
A. J. B. BERleirOlID HOPI.
Committee Boom. Britith lintel, Cocks/me-street,
Feb. 7,

John7a, 17, ile”riettaetreet.
Weird, Rev. S. Wales, M.A., late Yellow and Tutor of Magda.
Rene, lettemdow. Reser.
Webb, Rev. 8., M.A., Trinity, S, Chandoestreet, W.
Wetherell, N., L.A., Trinity Hall, resbley. linntirreen.
Whieton, Rev. R., M.A., late Yellow of Trinity Rochester.
White, Rey. W. N., ILL, Trinity, Potter Ilinworth Rectory,
Lincoln.
Whitley, Rev. Canoe, M.A., St John's. Bedllerton.
Woodford, Rev. J. R.., L.A., Pembroke, Chaplain In Ordinary le
her Majesty, Itempsfoni.
Wordsworth, Yen. Archdeacon. D.D., Trinity College, Cloisters,
Westminster.
Woreley, Sir W., Bart, St. John's. SC Trilicesjrardem.
Wyatt, Hugh Tenfold, LLD., Trinity Hall, IC Oxford.equare.
Young, Rev. J. 0., M.A., Trinity, Hursley Vicarage.
WM. PARKER DAMOND,
JOHN MARSHALL HAYMAN,
WYNDHAM HOLOATE, non. NMI.
C. KNIGHT WATSON. 1