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

PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS.

ST. MARY-LE-STRAND.
La,t eight a parochial roosting was bold is the
very room of St. Mary-lee Strad, "to seaside( what es-
prom of their sentiments may be advisable in reeled to
the recent eeriest tstical movement of the papal power.'
Th., ILv. J F. DENHAM, KA, rower of the parish, on
kin ne ta. chair, said that he Mires* Seism le preuding at
the present meting which ease ailed km resitting the sorer
in,- of the church of Homing mere partheisrly as the
onginated altogether with the of the jperkb.
lll.er, hear) Whilst they were all reedy to risks Slink
asirmsion it was by so means summary to hove puss be
personal abuse whin would "sly give ssmagth a the NM.
am enemy. The resent bell of the BYhsg of Rem
rained &Maim over the saimeal Omsk am assomplis•
• Irch kid no foundation to troth. They were met to
such premation, and he hoped .they woad de =
but iirmly and unanimously.
Ih. Rev. Dr. JELF, of Kin's College, moved the first
expr same of the determination of the meeting
to maintain the supremacy of the Crown of Zealand, and
to resist the recent hull of the Pope of Home es unconstitu-
tional and eggressive. Ile believed that the Pop* and his
deism on this occasion had overshot the mark—that they
bade. honed without their host. (Hear, hest.) They bee
brood from some few slipstream that the heart of Eng-
land was ready to accept the Popo, bet by this time they
hod hand out the it mistake, foe sever Moe 1688 was there
the some sound heart in Inglaad, the some arm determine.
two to abode by the tea prineipleeof the Bogle& monarchy,
to Mill all the aggremions of the arch-tyrant, who had no
es ore thin to call himself the eueeseeoe of St. Peter than he
ked. (Cheer.) But even If he were that simperer, it was
are gnu that St. Peter ever claimed universal dominion,
Sr that he had man authority than any other spank.
(Hen hear.) He wee quite sure that they were all deter
aim d isclimes this presumptuous aggression of the Pope ;
bet he meld Sinn them that her Majesty was the fret to
rest this invokes of her authority. (Hear, Ism.)
In ben Its heard of it, she sent for her Beare-
tart of State, Sir G. Grey, who head ha Majesty la
swat suns meat. She thee esid, "eh 0. Ono, I am Qeme
of England, and I will not bear this." (Chem) _ What
the people then had to do was to tally mead MR Majesty,
and support her on this critical comenies. (Hear, bear)
but he coLfestbed he was not withal" sem eopreheodes
with respect to this movement which wee sow MIMS end
general to roughout the country. Is the Met plies he Ms
auaid lest it should degenerate into mob violeaser=
real attacks which could not he too much de
Wen bear.) la the nest plate he was afraid t
evemiste is empty menaces sad mere protests. They
eae en to make cceoessione to the enemy till the en led
overflowed. (Hear, hem.) He did not mean to advise!' •
bat of miss and realties, bst he thought that it was matter
itllo4o coasiderstios whether they "meld allow the rub-
y, c". of a foreign power to sit la perVamest, and to legislate
r the people of this meatry. He did not mesa to say that
time was ripe for taking this step, bat material Reglaad
• orol to that extent at Met &mad the repeal of the act of
trasocfpalion, d the this, went ee. Mtn hen) Ha ale
thouaht that a semen should he introdueed to prevent the
introduction of papal bulls into this country; and to prohibit
ant p non from amnia say titles derived from my
within the countt y not cashiered by the sovereign, of Zafai
lend. t Hear, hoar.) But after ell then wee so use
denouncing the errors of the Pope and the Hanish time It
utiles. they were prepared to inculcate mad wool the tree
doonnes of Issas Christ. (Deer, hear.) He Men that
whilst they snouted the pernicious dogmas of Rometivey
would not fell into the opposite error of ratimislises
should withhold any farther peat to Mapes* why war
mere hotbed for rude end 4mesat eeelesiastlim. So be-
keyed that the large towns of this mesa were Ailed On
heathers, and that Mamma sad vies melded to a moat
Isseamble eztriat (Rear. ham.) He moolarallie bailey,*
that the Pope was the pregame of eats-Christ. (Hear,
or.) And where had the doctrines of Rome moat favour ?
Amongst the ficciaians of Lanoaskire—men who demist God
..together. (lieu.) Not was this ramekin', been= it
visa a natural step for them who denied everyning toawallow
the most absurd doetrises. (Hear.) Let rhos, however,
spread Christian truth by distsibating the Bible, by mad
Mutation, sad by good end holy lives. (Hear, kw.)
Mr GUNNY esocaded the resolatioe, wink wee earried
awanowearyched.
Cwarden MACEY moved the sent resolution,
to the effect that the constitution sad worship of the ehmit
of Eoaland was essentially and fundamentally impend to the
cl,cuinrs and practices of the Papa*, and that say attempt
at assiestliting its teaching and worship with the Whew=
and superstitious practices of the shank of Rome, was a
release of the prescribed and isocalestible dates sad
ebtatal the clergy of the skunk laglated.
i dmhearden -HUGHES secended the neoletice,
whisti was else write PIMA. gamely.
Dr. SEWELL, in propeetag the met resehttket, which
demanded the enactment and mammon& of laws to pre-
serve civil and reliyioa loberty from tho
him of the papacy, entered into a el
the origin of the Pope's claim to the WS 111111111111111
bishop, which he characterised as en Wean mid nit-
Nand. d usurpation. By the recent attempt of thll Pep
0, Rome the Majesty of God was outraged are
the dignity of the crown Insulted. The policy of the *pub,
of Rime was always agaremire ; and It me • great mistake
seer to have supposed that she would have been won ever by
any comessious. They might Met as well expect that the
Ethiopian would change his skin or the leopard his spots.
Meer. hear That church preached the doctrise that It
was no murder to kill a heretic prime. There was m
dealing with it. Misuse it kept no faith. (Hear, hear.) The
petkey, in fact, wee one imamate lie from beginning to end.
Hr, Moo
Mr FAB LEINER semedel the rusiOn. which
Mr. PAINTER moved the met resentin tle
teeedence of the meeting that her
teem principles of church sad starislaphiled=
jety's ancestors on the throat, sad that the of
Canterbury would defend the teas Chriellaa needs. el
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Mr. ROW second the reeelatlos, why wee earrioL
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rested end intresive step te be redrew' add that pretest
these evil to ear oedema Institutions which
Wain °therein hem it."
The reel .1 the messeela wee acknowledged ea
Saturday se lernews:—"Dowsisreuset. Nov. 16, 1830.
Bir —I am desired by Lord Jobs Bunn to sekeowlodge
receipt dale memorial hem the portal of 81. Peal, Caveat-
gads., whisk yea trasmatted.—l am, sir, your obedient
*moat, R. W. Ow. —The Rev. H. Helton, Beaton"