The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-16 00:00:00

Mr. NLATiIi, Ifs saw churchwarden, seconded the
mordent

Ile. A. ELLIS, R N., complained that =Mani notice
had not been give. of the intention to held this meeting
In somplisoce with the general wish of the meeting, Mr.
Wilkins reed the memorial, which was an exact eopy or that
whisk lead bees propmeid by the Archdeacon of Middlesex,
andilroed to at • heist meeting. The reading of the me.
dished lewd end al ginning.
Ms lllKulan end Mr. Blouson asoonded, the
adispdem of the
LOCKS lobbed to offer a few oboonstions. He did
not mean to mom this memorial, but in his opinion it did met
go far enough—(kid eheen)—therefore he wished to make
• few additions. When he saw what woe going on in their
own neighbourhood, at the Chant+ of Bt. Bareabes—(loud
okeers)—end even in their own district church—(loud
cheers)—when he was prepared to state that doctrines were
taught, which were not ooniatent with the reformation' in
fact not consistent with the bible. (Great cheering.) He
must say that if they wanted to be protected from popery
without their best plan would be to drive out popery from
withio,aod with it those histrionic displays which were more
eensiatent with the practises of Rome than the elevated
simplicity of the Church of England. (Cheering and con-
siderable interraptima) He proposed an address to the fol.
bwireg effect
:
"As loyal subjects, professing the protestant faith, to
maintain which in its parity our forefathers perished at the
stake, we feel ourselves called upon to express to your gra.
eines Majesty cur 'clean conviction that the late act of
aggression on the part of the church of Rome is mainly to be
attributed to the Romanian, principles and practices of a
portion of the clergy of the established church, through
whose example and influence 00 many of lour Mejesty's
subjects have been led into popish error, and some even into
communion with the church of Rome."
Mr. A. ELLIS, in seconding the motion. expressed his
regret that, as ea bumble member of the established church,
to should be obliged to asy an calculated to disturb
unanimity ; but be Gould not help concurring in the opinion
that the Pope's net had been stimulated by antic practices
takieg place withia their own church. (Loud cheers.)
Why had the Pope chose• the present time? Hie affair,
were not at fiood.tide even is Italy, when he was
maialy upheld by French bayonets. Why, then, had
the poor Pope come among us at this crisis I
Why be had been invited by a voice from St. Bambini and
similar places. (Loud cheers.) They all knew the practices
which had been exhibited in that church, and which were
patronised by the presence of the diocesan. Bet now, the
bishop told thorn he had done, and would do, all he could to
pat a stop to such practices ; and they were now bound to
believe him. (" No, no.")
Mr REDDIII rose to oppose the amendment, which he
considered was calculated to disturb the unanimity of the
meeting. (" No, an.") He looked urns it, tiler in con-
nexion with the obs.nstions of Mr. Locke, as strikinsr at
tome of the doctrines of the church of England. (" No,
no.") The doctrine of baptismal regeneration nu plainly
is the Farr-boob. (" That's nothing to do with it.")
Mr. MADEWELL said the simplest way of viewing the
question was, to inquire whether moat of the perverts he the
flourish calendar lead pee over from high elhorth or from
low church. (Hear. heat.)
The CHAIRMAN—Six of one and half a dcxen of the
other. (.. No." Several voices, "Newman, Sibthorp ;" to
which others eq.eally vociferous responded, "Oily two out
of a hundred, the rest rank Puseyitee." There was tinsel-
derable clamour and much colicquial dismaseims for some
time, which the chairman at length succeeded in stilling.)
1111. MADEWELL continued. The Roman catholic
had boon silently proffering. They had built 100 now
churches within the last ten years, and during that time as
many dairyman had gone over principally from the Puireyite
section of the church. (Cheers, " No, no," " Go, oa," and
great Interrup ion.) Yes, he maintained that the recent
progress of Romanian was all to be attributed to whet were I
called the reformed provisos of the Church of Ragland.
(Cheers, cries of " Question " end great uproar.) Let
clergymen choose each meat:ire if they liked, hut if they
did, let the people choose their clergymen. (Great cheering.)
Mr. POLLARD approved of the memorial, and se one of
the requisitionists was prepared to sign it, but he objected to
the rider on one ground. But with respect to the
amendment, he thought it would be a very good amend•
meat if the allusion to martyrs were left oat. Beth things
were better forgotten, and there had been martyrs on both
sides. Elisabeth had not spend either the rack or the hg
got. If that purge were left out he mould support the
amendment.
The Kew. Mr. STORES, misdate of the English Cherub
at Havre, complained that they were seatfinallv moving
away Irma the querstios. He had heed exempt Romanlsts
in their worst phase in Ireland, and in their best la Freon,
and if he we. convinced of anything, it we. that they should
all put their .boulder to the wheal to prevent the advance of
popery into England. Pussyism might be good, or might
be bad, but this was not the time to argue it.
(" Yes It is.") It we. not. He looked upon Poseyiem
as an exerenesce that ought to be rooted out, bet the
question now was to repel the advances of popery. (Hoer.)
The Chairman then put the amendment Ant, and it was
serried by show of hands with an immense majority, not
above a dozen hands being held up in the negative. The
memorial was nest adopted, and thanks having been voted
to the Ashman, the proceedings terminated.
ST. MICHAEL, CORNHILL.

Yesterday, a meeting of the parishioners, convened
by the chorehwardters, in compliant" writ • requisition,
signed by 60 of the Inhabitants, was held in the vestry-room
of the parish church, to madder the propriety of presenting
• loyal eddies' to the Qum', firmly protestlog against the
late interference bv the Bishop of Romo with her Majesty's
rightful pterogatlie.
Th. chair was taken by the motor, the Rev. T. W.
Wawa. Id. A. Mr. Sheriff Modeltinsou, Mr. Alderman
and Sheriff Cullen, Meson. Randall, Ring, and Taylor, the
1 demishwardene, Mr. Depot y Monism, and a considerable
somber of the principal iahabitaots of the parish, were also
1 gement.
1 The Rev. CHAIRMAN, in opening the butane of the
maelisy. aft* reeding the summons under which they were
eetemblad, and espy dabg that the present was not • vestry
mastlag, but • seam' meeting of the inhabitants of the
parish, celled together apes an smergeacy, to consider of a
peomediog on the part of the Pope of Rome towards this
°pantry, of the deepest haportame to us and to
oar ablates as a prosodist population, spoke as follows :
I would Ant 'meetly leg of pea sly, my &Wads, in the die
carrion which is likely in amos, b observe but one Ike of
conduct, viz., to be template and theritable, at the same
time firm, resoluta, sad mosimmemisiag. (Hest, bear.)
Ever remembering that It ie me so meth against eetataa as
principles that we axe ocetiMMag, I may safely set that It
is so in my winos, bey* WWII mei ant sad deer to
me who, grieve to say. are meal= et thellaselth damsh.
1 Believing,l believer, as I elaseleademly de. OM thit death
la many points is In meet pima milk I Mood Risk
apes this step which the of Sams ass lob= la WPM
7 _this mentry otherwise midi the Lobed =nom
Loth at the risks, tho mate, the stakes which
,steels/ =altitudes of our n to their untimely
1ue..4
ahosta)—yea, leek at whole Radom hives from
k at the crowning work el all the
dip and ishir=its essemitted by the Roman mtholis
IMMO to Sts Bartholomew's thy is about It ',Won,
whoa sot lea than With postedmits wen dela. ' (Rest,'
[teen.) Caa we, then. ides* !dig • *be against lt,
to this Yale power akLtg pasteedea el war bad et
Syr sad widths it fa their saMess • Raw proglaat.
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athillisted at iNa passe limo la blimad—(beer, heir)—
la dr Puss's esommed to dsMaime lib mew
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dies the athadms ollemabset, skate eves Ask
is not se he ithstihred alb; wits.. it In the bomb Ole
radelo-(bser,lmas)—wlisee *ea arms were resisted b to
mdmile Ns . (Ohorts.). What we read, mwe de,
the blidelas la the Pope'. bull, jilt Ithelldriltd Is
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omb la sad insaostas the right to divide this pro-.
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Mgelbsta of the needs' that it was the duty
assed loyal lOWA at. ease to prow aid tooth
by eßiatskme ms the
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bat It has prom they should be suppartal In T.L...Thithed
*dearest' * de to by she raise et the pimple.
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upon Um, list the plot was- a abeam ea weigh'
he dairoi in es sopperesd la the "sun he hail
dwand is bib irsiatimi is ono by the impent =moths
et pale "plaits. Ni lit Or stretzle wadi be Mite
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be ht rem that the dor& ell was mot i• Bs
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