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than whirls- eitperteed 'we etylehe 14 • security agues' di-
versity of ',Mies ? He had been. accused of elkleiCell•afil
Severity. 'Vet is lee years the whole slumber tket be had re-
jected, tactual." curates sod esedidates for holy orders, h.-I
been only them. Such had been Mt feared), sod for ohm •
it waa thoagM neteseary to address his Majesty. The Roy I
declaration had bee, totally untseedersitrOd. The ieteeip.
of it was to cheek the &venous ielerpretatioara of the Pii
ritnna, and the object of his esamitsatio• emeariems se pre-
med a similar evil. Before their Lorels'iips. came to the err
elusion to pray she mandate of hi. Majesty, they would roe,•
eider how few Mr that, was coasiateat with the Coast It
~leeaamised by virtue of the thirty.foorth now; and ea
he thee acted by virtne of ea vitiating law, how mold
that be abrogated by any atathlate ? He teemed the,
iLordahips would ant router with the Petnioa. He had
used se authority Ma he wall 1104 gritted I. Or, sent
he used it en the way which in hi" maerimmo be be.
Breed lo belie beet, legion re enemal inhered whatever
-the emellawance ahroganue of the esenduarion gorniees.
paving explained, as he themeht it hot deity, he left the
*look subject in Mr heeds of lb it Lordeliipe t. dimes, of
as they miekt think It.
Lord HOLLAND destoght the Reverted Prelate had ye-
attuned the Petition wish a harshoese of latroatage, sad 41114
• boldness of language also, air to the motives of the Peti-
tioner, fur be ( Lord Hollited) did act belie, it was glee. 5..
him; though • Bishop,. to read the hearts of mee.
literr_JParlate had be. a combating shedowe, bet the grials•
sett of she Petition ressaleed essiourdied. The twinkle vos•
•ot auto she mode of eximieation, but wheelie,. the Rile.
Prelate esti justified in piatiing the epr-stiows. He talked of
she mode of examination, and oo Joel, if he had she right,
the mode was imenteterial. Bus the questio, wail, whether the
peincipk was, one M "Mich he was *emitted either by the law
of she hied be by expediemy 1 The whole of the authority
was the 41Ith Cum% aid that he (Lord Holland) would be
bold to say was ambiguous sad deasialfal. The Canoes were
Inadieg as ecclesiastical perm's, het he doubted wheeler
they could lie said to be the laws of the lead, as, unlike she
Liturgy and the 39 Articles, they had own been avoctiossed
by Parliament. He thought, lurking to the Manny of tie
Artickv, that these
foresatiou dews to the period 'of that gent sad good mss.,
Hooker, tad that bad WM, Laud, say time at ',bleb
Arminian's', was sot the opinion of the Church of Etigleorl.
He permuted that if any one of the Reverend Lords who sat
With the Reverend Prelate were applying for • Weiser as a
curate' and supposing the whole of them Reverend Lords bail
(which they had not) embodied their opinions on the...-
difficult subjects is the Some .umber of vocations •s
the Reverend Prelate, there untold be 4,300 goestious
to be answered, lied he mach doubted whether the re-pussy.
would be suck as le get the li . From the doe of
Charles 11. the iateatians was to make the Artieles as com-
prehensive as possible. Archbishop Wake declared that be
never had, avid would give ally issuer to seek goes-
time, for it had always bee, the practice of the church to
require teething mote than sebecript kill to the This *poise Ar .
Wes. He should like to knee whether Archbishop Wake ays•
an authority ft/ pot; he should also like to be informed if the
molt-tor examimliee mow wasesiform,bi cause he had bent
told that a prelim examined Is she diocese of Pet. rborougb,
sod berm refused, had Roue less ether dioceses where his
character war known, sod hem harmed by oilier Bishops.—
Let the impethestry of these examleatioes be • little looked
tea le the case of Florae Tashi% it was decided that a as.
loin owe 'Maimed, mint remnant • clergyama. Now, sup,
pelisse • person subscribing the Articles is ordained, sad pe e -
revises* is offered him in the Comer of Peterborough, and
Mare the Bishop of Peterborough duet set present bins a test,
Certainly sot, bet he propoesids 97 qemitione, pretty Wog
and dillieelt ours (which Archbishop Wake would not 'Hi-
sser). and "Mete they are answered to his satodastioo, uo
preferment could the eaedidate have, he was
Relict* now utile corpse desire.
The practice, if followed universally, would esievert every
Bishoprick into • separate church. He was isN of those who
would think this so great a onisforteee as some, bet still es
the Church of Eugleed was part of the law of the lead, the
House were bused to preteens she peace of it, sod they
ought at least to make the base of it as breed asi wide se
their duty to God sad the interests of she country world
allow. The Reverend Prelate spoke doubtingly of the au-
thority of Parham's', where it was proposed so apply to
those examination qemileue, yet the Revereod Prelate set
day after day to support a Bill of Paiss and Penalties
against she highest subject of she realm; but this question
he world refer to the Cuovocatiou, which was • pretty thieg
enough to read of ie hooks, but God feeble' that their Lord-
ships should ever see it le sexual operation.
Lord CA LTHORPE admitted the Bishops bad • discre-
tionary power vested ie Owen, bait be thought the Rev. Pre-
late had exceeded the bounds that the 4841, Canoe ever was
supp-sed to give, sad was clearly a violation of the Lag's
declaration prefixed to the Article'. Owe of the questions
eo far permuted the answer, that if .sae Answer were out
given, the succeeding question meld sot apply.
The Earl of HARROWBY would vole for she Petition
being Midst, the table, but he would trot pledge himself Mot
be would support an Address to the Crowe, the substaam wf
which wet 'wheelie to him.
The LORD CHANCELLOR would not object to the Pe.
Witte being laid 011 the table in she urduaary way, bet If it
was laid ea the table for the purpose of a further proceed-
ing, he would object to it.
The Petition was the. ordered to be 'sides the table.
Lord DACRE thee pereeented a similar Pentium from the
Rev. Mr. Kies, which was read aid laid on the table—
The Noble Lord thee stated that it bad beep his intestiva to
have moved an Address to the Crown, but he 'would submitting
another motion for it, that the Petitions should he referred h.
a Comminee of these Lordahips to auk, au inquiry sad
report therm,.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said be 4.1 sot rim for aim
purpose of detsieing their Lordships, hut merely to stale
that be for 011111 world nut coastal to the motion of the Noble
Lord.
The Earl of CARNARVON rose amidst loud cries of
"Question° questiue !"—Tbe Noble Earl called •. the
Right Rev. Beach of Bishops to give their Lordships sumo
iestrectiosta and inforeiatioe on she miestios, for if they dot
mot receive inettectiou• tom their Pastors, he did sot klaro
from whom they were to come. The Right Rev. Pettiness,'
former emesions had taker great rare of the interests of the
church, sad be was surpoised that sot use of them had raid
• word 'Mrs so grave a charge hod been brought against
see of their owe body. He had always thought they eat is
the Hesse to give advice and instruction on relight** &ab-
ject", the same es the Law Lords did we legal qoestloes ; tor
iestmece, the Noble and Lassoed Earl on the Woolsack was,
ready era all treesslous, when called us, to determine the 1.
gal doubts of their Lordships. He merely made these ob-
servations to see If they wonld produce any informationi
• from the Right Rev. Beach of Bishop, fur 1111 present all tbry,
she Lay laud*, knew was, that Mere was a question of ra-
gtime belief in dispute hewers a Bishop sad a poor taros.
The bar was cleared, sad their Lordships dulled, wbera
there appeared fur the Pontius beteg referred to a Coma
mince—
Cowen., a l9
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Mejority *guile' the 39
MARRIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL
On our remeletiosiou isi4l the Hodge we foetid Lord
ELLEN lIIIROUGH moving the woad reeding of the Mar-
riage Act Ammidaient Bill.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL mid, be would eat object to
the Bill being thee eras' a mama time, if it es. to be us-
derstood that it would be fully discussed lu the Committee.
After some conversation, is shish Lord ELLEN-
BOROUGH, the Earl of LAI:DEM./ALE, awl die LORI)

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