Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

SENSTIALIg SUGGESTION

the Church

!ner of tlie Chur

Lord
be don

bury seems to be singularly ignorant of what can
andis done in the churches of Englaml'. - Here
we have had his lordship going to parliament arid.
making -a great outcry about shorteumg- the church
services, and now it appoints that his Wishes would 100
fully met by either of the --e-xpodieitts Of dividing the
agglomerated morning service into its component parts,
or giving a litany service with a sermon. Both these
his lordship treats as impracticable, and vet the latter is
done every Sunday iu, perhaps, 200 churches, and, for
one instance, in lily own. The other arrangement is
likcwire carried •

. out, to my knowledge, in some parish
not so commonly. It is perfectly legal.
only doubt is about the use of two sermons, but
here is good_ ground for thinking that a sermon may be
nade legal at any time, with or without service, by the
Ise of the Bidding Prayer, or any prayer to the same effect
t any - the -

, Lae,
.-,y, if there be any, does not
at all exceed that of the familiar arrangement of re-
peating the afternoon service iu the evening. The
real intention of the Prayer Book is that there should
be daily prayer (of course, on Sunday augmented by the
Litany,) and that later in the day there should be on
Sunday the Communion Service with a sermon. That
it would. be very convenient that this or similar arrange-
ments should be adopted in London and in large towns,
to make provision for different dispositions and circum-
stances, 1 do not deny ; but why is it not more fre-
quently, done ? Partly, I allow, because 'many of the

ke it, of thint

fnl, but still n:

hell' in dt the lawful
The great man of the parish almost always op-
poses it; the cry of Puseyism is raised if it is at-
tempted; and so it makes only slow progress, like every
,practical improvement, in the face of prejudifec and
position. Bow does Lord Drury and
- has Lis
authority •that; it may be done
Not by getting it unambiguously declared by
byl•iti on the separate
lordship ever seen the Bishop
Yii-en.d 'up Vali a doctrinal
parlia-
ment a scheme suspiciously mixed use of the Litany ?), but by
His lordship is -(-
icilgonnding to
purgation of the Prajo'e_ra -13
league formed for that pur-
ported to be chairman. t•
the of my
_IIM, on strength . knowledge
~c ~,.....V„ ,lass and of history, that suchAn endpn.vm,"
pose. Let me tell I

pnrootf,ssedestsroj
_ ___ .........."....
would indeed
ifiev convulse thevery
rey Church,
)ivfhiitelllcl:
it, and this w
Let his lordship give his Countenance, instead_
desire' may be far more easily advancedin the reguhr
way.
of his opposition: to those who are endeavouring in
Convocation to vindicate more elasticity to the use of
the services, and to • add such supplementary ones, long
or short, as may seem desirable, without touching those
which we have, and he will deserve the thanks of all
Churchmen, instead of being suspected as a disguised
foe,—l ant, B:_r, yours, a PARISH 1141E6T, Aug,• 30._

Sala b aufti.n.

SUPERIOR MO
WOOD DRAM
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JUSEHOLI

lIANDELIERS,
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VA DINNER S.

PICTURES, &c.
MESSRS.. SR S. F. & J. lIODGSON
AUCTION, This Day ,(Thursday

punctually

Effects o:

arched-bael
fluted pitta]

lady's work:

rich Bniss,

ble, &c, v

light gas chandelier in ormolu. wi

polished sieel and bronze fender, ast

Tc 6 Spanish liahog

pedestal sideboard, 6 fee

PURE, ROSE-
NAND GOLD
;ANY BOOK-
;ED DOORS,
iiLT IRON-

SELL by

Ist instant,
ROTHE SA Y

aches long, with serpentine front

arge easy chair on cabriole

7 inches, on miosive fluted pillars bookcas
glazed doors, and drawers below;
legs, the back and seat curiously formed of one circular piece
of mahogany ; six cabriole chairs, with deeP top

Is, and

top ; eabriole easy

glazed book-

ght sliding
done china

icle; frimed

MR. GREEN'S FORTHCOMING SALES

This Day (Thursday), the Ist instant, at ,Eleven o'clock in the
forenosn, at his Sale-rooms, Market-street, Birkenhead,
SEVERAL Consignments of Modern and Useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for convenience
of sale.

Eleven o'clock in the

To-morrow iFriday ),
forenoon, upon the Premises, No. 22, Clifton-park, Birken-
head,
THE Modern, and Substantial HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and EFFECTS of a lady, deceased, and
Sold by order of the Executors. Catalogues may be had on

260 You

N G

HORSES

LYTHAM ANNUAL'SALT

Ey Mess

LUCAS and CO

Of the Repc

and, To-morrow (Friday), the

This Day (Thursday,) is
2nd, at Ten o'clock precisely, at Lytham, near Presto'
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY HORSES

Bred by and the Property of the Tenantry in the Fylde District,

and constituting a magnificent Stud of valuable Young Hmses

Catalogues may be had at LreAs's, Liverpoc

To SUGAR REFINERS, MACHINISTS, and Others.
MPLEMENTS, and

Important Sale of MACHINERY
PLANT of a SUGAR REFINER, Burlington-street.
it/TR. HOWELL is ißstructed to SELL 'by ATM
TION, To-morrow (Friday), the 2nd instant, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon, on the Premises, Burlington-street, near
Vauxhall-road, the valuable MACHINERY, PLANT, and
IMPLEMENTS of the SUGAR REFINERY, late in the occu-
pation.of Mr. M'Millan, and situate as above, including an ex-

UESSR
at 11

Monday, t

go bt Xtt, fttliing f ousts.

To be LET, No. 2'
Apply to Avisc

1, RICIIMOND-TERRACE, Eveiton.---
m and Radcliffe, Solicitors, 18, Cook-

TO be LET, Four excellent DWELLING-HOUSES, in Edge-
lane, containing three entertaining-rooms, four bedrooms,

BCC
meherate. An

rho be LET, EITHERLAND-MOUNT,
hag three sitting-rooms, four bodroc

,herland, contain-

id dressing-

Delightful Residenqe, near the Lakes.
MO be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a commodious House, in
the valley of Witherslack. It is nlace4 on a rising

~ COMM

of Morecambe Bay
tins three esteellent

The house is

dermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven
from Grange Railway station, and three hours'
Manchester. ' For further par
apply_ to 31 - -
Wanklyn. I

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

WANTED, a
of middle

l 0 can make the p.
Daily Times office.

WANTI
INC

evening.
lITANTEI
figure

Vtrsons Eitanith.

,st have

ERVANT WOMAN, c

steady habits, and
I first-rate charac-
home. See reference list.

• MATRIMONY.
A GENTLJMAN. aged 24, whose income
IL wishes to meet with a YOUNG LADY

ion and education, with a view to matrimony
Matrimony," Northern Daily Timefi office.

Address
3sl

), an active Youth, about 15 years old, as READ-
BOY on a daily newspaper. Mast be well up to
Uscript.---Apply at the Northern DaPy Times

Youth who writes _
is JUNIOR CLERK, in
One w o has some knot
Address, in applicant's

goodpand and is quick at
a Saw Mill. Wages
csledge of the Timber
handwriting, enclos-

THE Advertiser was financial clerk and confidential servant
TT
to a mercantile house for six years; four years under
Jiffs, understands bookkeeping and general business; wants a
SITUATION in any capacity in a house, as generally useful
auditor, examiner, amanuen
tive. Can have-v, five years

A,stOck-kee

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY

WANTED, a steady, active, Single YOUNG MAN, as
Errand Porter. Written testimonials as to .character
must be produced at the time of application.—For particulars
apply to the House Surgeon, at the Infirmary, Drownlow-
street, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday mornings, the let,
2nd, and 3rd of September, at half-past nine o'clock. 353