The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-15 00:00:00

ea amount of a sceadalou aneassisa by a isms
who has presented to delegate pewees to ea kdrVigerti;
govern the eoutay of Middlesex, sebsesbnc iat ptitimen ten
as side, well as adjoining cosalite.
Mt-
rage hes, nest,.}, been ezteadeg lemese=ll
to every part of your Majesty's Wel Inkepiem
" Your pehtioarre numbly bes en hoesleleety's
sagest attentioa the elemental." e end umbel-
lies wile attend this boo eatleaes.aggge M laws stne hem of a
iseeiss paiestaits sad ma thee Inande• sad ear
salaam et yeas Msjesty's sestisaha
humbly submit to year 114m1.1101
etemteeiriat oi the act tar the sdlelf Of
ea la 1629, the eqpnaillessat of tL
shrub he. Wes gradually adivrying ia Great Britain, Ire
lend, and ebe mink&
" Keay asses, moan latish tent of you petition.. eon-
Eiger this. may be enumerated—a* pokey of meemeive obi
we, the liberality of parliament, sad lb* doctrines of as
'stave Mamie small portion of the meablisked ehorch—eppwar
to your Majesty's per [timers te bays aseasieeel with %kg nag.
dims inflamer, of jesuitical spate towards* remit which has
shafted so much earnest asiinedverisa from year Majesty's
lei htul protestant aub;eets.
" liegleotieg the fast that the protestant faith hems • fuse
dammed panto& of the British sametinetioa, sad slat to it
espeeially your Majesty's people
resalebted wader pro-
vides., foe the wise and beneamat a You MOM, sad
the sovereigas of your royal house—the Pope of Rase Ms
dared to apportion the territory of Ragland of his own messed,
said subjoins of your Majesty have been found bold essough to
imam pretended *diem as papal endue/he mmemieg to them-
selves local dignities us warranted by poor Majesty sad
claiming authority to govern the counties of your Majesty'.
»alma of England.
" We therefore prey your Majesty to repel this monstrous
fowler.ee with the prerogatives dike mown, and to souls-
' tenet this gl.rieg effort to promote the Miasmas of the
popish priestbcod ; whose titles of honour conferred by
Rome have been of late recognised by the state : and whose
power is still sumourad by parliementary Insole, although
It is everywhere employing tbe atoms' exertion of freedom of
thought and liberality of expression, aed is espeeialls opposed
to the tight which protrotanta tlatm,and what your IGijaaty
nobly upbads fur every man to worship God according to lie
oosseienoe.

;;R•1yloc with bumble cotfidence oa your Majesty's deter.
streams, your petitioners pause, with the ardent hope that
the rune whir may be adopted will put • stop to priestly
encroach/art, arid all iy she agitation which how prevails, as
well es prunt the titter aurovity which the history d the
pan Nigh 8 IS wig otherwise be engeaderath and your peti-
tioners will ever pray, ittc."
.10 IMMD 1011111 110811 LL.
" May it pima. your lordahtp —Your memorialists beg
to represent, that they are alike mussed and armor
'at the labile act of the Bishop of Rome ha appoint-
big re of his own ecclesiastic. with the style sad title of
Cardinal sni Archbishop of Wastminater, and la dichiing
Begird and Wales into dioceses satdoct to the papal auto°.
rity. Your ziamtraliata are waled that her Majesty's
advisers will see the necessity of openly vindicating the
Qarn'a pr. ?coati,. agaiict Ike power whir thus insults it.
Your memorialista would, therefore, meet respetrally, bat
truly, urge that a peremptory remonstrance be addressed by
her Majesty's goverment to the Bishop of Rome, Maiming
ia direct terms upon the immediate withdrawal of sU such
Beclish titles as he his resumed to bestow upon prelates of
the Roman emaraunion, or seek other prompt sad decisive
swarms tat, n Si shall at oar tree the realm of

ft 10;44 fromtr:n
-at repugnant to the hellap at Englishman"

ST. HELENS BISHOPSOATIL
A meeting of the inhabitants of the above named
perish, cooveoed by the churchwardens, Mastro. Cattley end
Maine., in camptianoe with • requisition from a number of
the parishlonen, wee held last everting, is the Throne-room
of Crosby-hall. for the purpose of hiking into oonsider.tion
the propriety of presenting a loyal address to her Mainly,
protesting against the recent iaterfetema of the Bishop of
Win with her Majesty's rightfal prerogative. Mr. Cox,
the TWIT of the pariah, presided.
The CHAIRMAN opened the busioen by reminding the
parishioners that he interfered as little as possible, end es
seldom its possible, wrh perish matters, and nothing but an
extraordinary occasion like the present would have induced
him to depart from that which was his usual custom.
But be could net bat feel that at tblemoutiont • groat pia-
Mph, was at rake, and it behmeed tM saMilitere of tho pre
intent ehuroh to stand hemmed ems oisfal en attmpt ea the
part of a foreifin prism to abrogate lb, Queen's moregadoe
and to aeolish the independencetio Inglis It people.
(Hear.) The lhj eat of Imo was Npt adds that freedom
in minions and civil motion whit the Reformation ;bad
secured to us. It wee needless for him to say that the chetah
of Rome remain' d unchanged and was the mate intolerant
body that she was 3410 years ogee—if she wore not her
claim to be an infallible chunk (veld* protestant& denied)
would be altogether lost. TM rev. opealtar quoted Crea-
mer, and referred to several of the Banish essam, to show
that the Bishop of Rome eased the power to examemani-
rate sovereigns and to absolve their subjects from their
ellenancii, sod to stir them up to rebellion ; and that, as he
was as God in his church, he meld be judged by God slope.
This was in their canons at the present raiment ; and, fur-
ther, the Bishop of Ramo Maimed to open or abut
the gates of heaven to or anima whoever be
pleased. Was there ever such blasphemy heard of
in any other church that had ever *Metal ? (Hear, hear.)
Al to the political effect of popery, it wee only nennarp to
refer to Ireland where the iodine* of the Romish prima-
hood, and MAI system of persecutioa pursued by them
against those who preached the true Ooepel to the people,
was well known. Belgium and Spain also afforded evidence
of the baneful effect of papal influence; and with regard
to Franc*, the condition of that country foe yeah
past, was a proof of the evil Underway of the
Hanish system. If ever the curie pronmaneed spinet
sin in the second commandment: " I will visit the
sins of the tether open the children be the third
and fourth generation," was carried out In a remarkable
degree, it woo In the punishment tint had followed the
manure of St. Bartholnmew, which had been only expiated
by the generation which went out of the world by the
guillotine (Hear. hear) There was only one initial* of
a sovereign of this country emmunbing to Rome and that
was John, and the effect of that act was to mass the
good old Antler Saxon feeling of our forefather.. and
to bring forth that memorable declaration which be
hoped would is err be forgotten " Holman* lease Au-
! glim attar."—(hest, bear)—the result being our glo-
riosa Magas Charts—the basis of our Wanks to
this day. (Ileary hear.) The whole history of the
church of Rome from St. Augustin downwards, was a
history of peremation, cruelty, sad bloodshed. When civil
rights had been granted to tbe Roman catholic& of this coun-
try, they proudeed, and we hatband them, that they would
not um the via thus widened to Interfere with the pre-
rogative of the mown, or to madam tar to subvert the pro-
testant teliglea and the dell liberties of the people.
Bat how had that prolatse been kept 1 The circumstance
which had brought them together that emit' was
en amine. (Hear, hear.) From the very moment
that the BanaMpatioa Act paned, a sane, of plots bad
commesoed, the object of which was to bring the 'mean,
ander the spiritual dominion of sa Italian priest, and the
extent to which that plotting bad boon carried on, the lata
bold attempt to destroy oar civil end religious liberties was
a proof. (Cheers.) The queries was how were they to
sat in nab • crisis—a grins which had no parallel sines the
days of John ? No doubt lord John Russell had mend es
became him in publicly destining his determir taloa to resi-t
this attempt on the part of a forage bishop to abrogate the
prerogative of our sovereign, and to underminnour finnan
mains. (Hear, hear.) But how was that declaration
~Went with the fact that Lord John Russell's government
hod proposed and carried a gnat of 16,000 f. a year to
support milli alleges, and to extend the religion of lime ?
As a MEP NM the present he thought parliament might
brive be WWI together to devise measures to re•
at the thmger—(heer, hear)—at her Majesty alg
Mw been advised to issue • prosialawslos iwbw
afar the Omatiapti, n by any game la this asordtp of
the title of stobbishop under Of authority Of eV lOW ib
the crown of England. (Hear, beer.) deny be wee
And that laeteael of calling pakhimest tageMme dseek
=meat bed decided OM putganlag it thell the nth el.
her. He hopsd, m al+eeyMg of the
delay was to giro nualatesa to frame nalelerso M mad
tab impudent end in lantana. (Bear, hear.)
Bat whatever might be the' mem of the government, the
people must not net theemabe‘ Thar plvilesoo were it
varied and dotted, mad II lo fa *oat to be
spin. He would my, let the ipmerally ppgr im mit•
drums to the foot of the three"; 'Sem not llsas
Prime Minister. (A voles "Mies air the
(the Ashman) would my saddle d Ile Within slid
regard to the Isaias of the BiabaUfffllleakellWank
he might etoerve that whom Mom as tow
slargy of the diocese, waited apes Ike. the of rata
right rev. prelate was " Do met meets year time fry anew.
lag the gethenrst or the bishop, bet p et OM le the IMO
of the thew. (Kw)
Mr. H. GREENAWAY wed the adoption of am ends
dress to her Majesty. espeereieg the tee eml
of its manta, at the meth amomm, el the Illgt Oise:
rotative ILeh(oreign peened, Is mitheMith
emboli*
as an baseless end thapeeme NM lath
prisedpio d the Bdrlah essadWitis. em lememellem if the
uidepeademos of the mews, mil a• MIMPONIIIIIIO .es
spas the amine end memmed dem* mid meiming
her 114esty the nemeames ef amalgam sappers ha seek men.
sera as in the regal winks meg esethbeet ealseleted to
Id the hedlgaer aimed te the am% thsitheatit the re-
-1 on ead semilleillam el the Mimed esemley, am 4 sibs
the /Ight hewer, mad bedopemdewee of the
Mr. BEALS reseeded the mettowc and after 44illes
thrifts attoutpes me dab hied ef the Ohm* of
to obtain segammy in this cammley, sad the dimembeed en
sistaoos as& to them by die withem sevenlyee. Weft at
well se proto.loat, he wooed the meedep • =et the MIN.
of Wing light of the power of the peareoweth
sated not in the extent of Imelleey ar Ile memlier ef
the Bishop of Rome pommel, ha he Ns ktheriamirt
mind of maa. (Heir, hoer.) flit beimmee vet eat
cloudy apparent in the ease of helm& wham the Pepe'
influence had prevented sea from reeding the Bilk eel
put a Woo to education.
Kr. MOORE dinette the awe seC: ineeth
th itthe
eggreedre movement of the mem met em
best adapted for the p Whet INSWININOwiIe pat we
elective step to atbeltdem sad aUthmum was a pummel
and widespread system of education. Me lid net see that
there was any ioterfarerne with tb4=llat area Crown
in the name appointnvnt of Dr. Wm danger to
the potatoes cause. (Oh, A.) The GeAlliklelfollalim
wee to InJathisi the rfordist imasedaao fa EN lemitly.
bike net to put dews ether adipleme. After PthilhOWE at
snore !curb, end said mesh inMensedes, te sort lw r.
elastrie telegraph, Odd Pam/ mei m. ably
of other exitnefies lepith he eedfiei by .seW