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London, England, 1822-05-28 00:00:00

The successful candidate then returned bia most
grateful thanks. re-assured the House of his resolu-
tion to discharge his duty faithfully. to consult the
interests of the House on all occasions, and con-
cluded by recommendiog the Commons to co-
operate with the Upper House.
Sir N. BRADT followed. He thanked his
friends, and announced his resolution of standing
again upon the neat opportunity.
COURT OF CHANCERY, —..lumusr, NAT t 2.
INTERESTING CASE.
Is TIIR MATTIS OF PINS, MINORS.

On Monday a question of considerable interest.
relative to the education of minors, came befcrl
the Chancellor.

-Mr. Miss' moved in the matter of Pints.
minors, that the mother of the children should be
removed from the guardianship of them, and that
they shoald be taken from Cloogowe's-wood Col-
lege, and educated at a Protestant school.
Mi. SUM, on the port of the minors, applied
for leave to prepare affidavits, winch, he was Winn.
ed, would satisfoctorily controvert the alleoutioes
on which the motion was grounded. The stfidevit.
of certain persons residing in the county Mdse.-
were necessary for the defence. He hoped, there-
fore, that time would be allowed to procure those
documents, as sufficient notice had not been giveo.
The CMANCELLOIt ordered the motion to &tend
until Wednesday.
Accordingly the motion came on for discussion
on ‘Vednerday.
Mr. SAURIN appeared on the part of Mr. John
Pim, the brother of the minors' father. lie stated
that the late Mr. Pim bad been married in the year
1804 to a Roman Catholic, that -the issue of this
marriage was five children, to whom Mr. Pim, at
his death, bequeathed considerable loaded and pet.
sone! property. Immediately after the death of Mr.
Pion, his brother applied for an order for educating
the children of the late Mr. Plan in the Protestant.
religion. It appeared by Master Ellis's report that
the mother. who was the guardian, agreed that they
should be so educated. Au order accordingly was
made by the Court for their instruction in the Pro-
testant faith. Notwithstanding this order, Mr.
Saturn) stated, that the mother had the children
educated in the s' Popish religion," and fur that
purpose seat them to the Roman Catholic Semi-
nary of Clongowe's-wood. The present metier► was
to remove the mother from the guardianship, kr
a violation of the order of the Court, and to resume
the children to a Protestant school.

Mr. Parimarrianaa, on behalf of the minors, did
not see wily the report of the Master should require
the children to be educated Protestants, as their
father was not a Protestant, but belonged to the
Society of Friends, " Quakers," a sect which
ferrd more from the Established Church than the
Cat holies.
The CHANCRLLOR—" The point on which
particularly dwell is the violation of thP ordrr of
thiS Court by the mother, who is the uor,ltau tr
I find that, contrary to her own agrees,' iv, she h.,
disregarded that order, I shall nut hesitate to t, -
tuove her from the guardianship."
Mr. PENNE/ATHER replied, that hp was prliitie,
with an affidavit, which alleged that the mother ha
never undertaken to execute such sir.l4 ft
signature of Mr. Crosbie, the former in,lr it,
in the case, was affixed to an arrangement, tot tt
Pas nut entered into with the concurrence of thi
mother of the minors. fler signature did riot ap-
pear to it.
The CHANCELLOR—" The order of this Conrt
should he attended to ; and I cannot helm{ m)srlf
to believe that the mother was igourant in it."
Mr. O'CON N ELL stated, that he was Coulter(
for the eldest of the rumors. lie could nut trot
admire the greater degree of zr;tl than of courtess
displayed in the !tenement whirl) sniike of ** the:
Popioli religion." IVith the other parties in the
case lie was not connected, he sippered only for
the eldest of the boys, who, lie stated, was tune
entering on"his seventeenth year, sod was lived in
his faitk. so that his abandonment of it pi teach P.
age, ',dress
,he're capable of judging foF
was out •oprolsable calculation. flit father at 0 e
time of bit, uuirrisge was • Quaker; from list
time uutil near the time of !Ili thud', it was to