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stschatteolion so this plea, if such an act of inishordimation
woo brought tp their jitigmest.
Disobedience pas order not to quit the particolar dia.
rict ea /yore Attie wide* your osly duty lies, without so.
petaissien
.(thot order aniveyed without censors or
~pm spun you, beyond what yon have yourself Swathe
it to inkply, and disobeyed eves before soy repremmtellos
wh4 MAC heart it), does sot carry Isis ironed of towline.
asthma mealiest you. A Ewe seriatim refection, however,
ocesmi te the Chtverones mad, on paresis( the above tame
is your litter. ...b
siborome poi sway have itglewed tbe cosidential treat
reposed is you as a British Oflemr, by counteracting any
public ordinance, which hittebtes to the person epos
whoa you are atteridise—* you may have bound
yommelf, by any say secret pledeti. to a paws is his par.
tinder situation, uuksows to She Aftliority you are ander,
or of which you did not immediately lilfoist it—whereto;
you may have allowed his or say of the mesons of ills suite
to suppose you could be rendered as isitissment for any
chimaera*, or indirect porpoise trial iti :rusk'
a list of aches sot quite amelaist
patience to with you lay slain,
petite duly which as official Nit
they your Smithies sight or might
ties weigh ng is smelt cam, he
Await tight to list is which yes
he_tresisti.

la astreleolou, T ma directed
pie, that be morpte, mod will femur!
oaths. tewdered is poor Miter to him, of tie 11th
whboot piejorlice, besmear, to any measures which the hw
or dispusilime of the *smite to which pia belong may give
ties to, for my ketch of law or ref...thin committed by
yes, astmeedeat or sobsegoest to the date of your rtaigiss-
tins brief tendered; farther, if Napoleon Suaaparte is wit.
hag to receive tbe advice of any usher medical perron on
this island them porimelf, be will commit to your imenedi.
lately goittiag Lougwood, without waitiog any iovtrections
froth his %merriment tbercapoa ; but if be should not be
willing to receive any otberredical perms, It will be poet
pm Mould cassias. in your tyrant Missiles until your re.
similes has bees received is England, or that some ar-
magammt can be made for the supply of your duties.
am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
(Signed) TH. 11.E.ADE, Lieut.-Col. DA G.
Barry 011ema, Esq. Lougwood.

EDUCATION of the LOWSR ORDERS.

rindiased from an Ate► 11 Saturday.)

XI. John Carter enilml in, lOW rettuthted.
Are yes thwa clerk of Coventry ?—I am.
Are the Mayor nail Corporation visitors of the school of
Mouths Kirby '—l really do mot know whether they aro not ;
oat of a charity estate which is vested in them, there ii a
stipend payable to the manor of Monks Kirby school, bat I
do sot know whether they are visitors ur nut, bnt they Co..
tribele • thus toward, that school ; sad I rather Ojai' they
ketoses* voice In the appointment of the
Hew meeb do they pay to the master!—To the best of
my recollection it is 0111. a-year.
Hew moo d° they give the usher'—l this! 101.
How low is it Waco there was se ease appointed'-1
cannot speak to that.
D. yen know of any ewe beteg appease,/ for the, last
tireatreneit years ?-4 really de ebt Rea*.
Rave done bees day adielare haislik he the school since
the year 1171,--1 nowt tell ; I sewer visited ttre,Arlitial
myself; bet t believe them are salialare tasted slim
bat I aril 'di eremite of it.
Do rid knew Mr. Pedmore, the Vicar of Koski kirby ?
I de: . . .

What estate is It that is vestal la the Ceeporatioa, out of
w►ich those salaries are paid?-1 thick it is • charity left by
Mr. Thomas Wale, to the hest of my reeollectioa.
Is it a saner in the meaty of Cambridgel—They ►ave •
mall manor is the away of Cambridge, w►ich is part of
Wale% charity estate.
Have they say Made sad tenemeate in the same toasty 1—
They have land, awl I believe the,, a it small public-house
at one corner or the estate.
What is the value of the land lb Candor! ire at pre.
seat 1-1001. a year; it bas beta hist as lame to the present
tamaal, et t►at um, to the beet of my
Upon Insel—No, it was Upon a valuation ofd lterveyor is
the neighbourhood.
What is the 11111110 of the hilid gad teammate id ihe county
of Leleester I—There has beet as Mama of the rest within
a feet gran; it was let upon lease at libl. per anima. There
has bees an inemwe witbia theme few years, bat I do sot
recollect the amount.

What is the valve of the property at Brinkley In War-
wickshire b—lt is a piece of ground, upon which au old cot-
tage stood; sad the Corporation lei it fur 41 years, at 40s.
per annum, upon condition of the teasel erecting a sub-
stantial nareenage mod oet.buildings upon it, now occuipied
as a pnbliabonee and the lease is, I think, nearly run out.
The old rent was 740 e. s-year, aid the pretest resit is 40s.
What is the whole income of the charity?-1 cannot tell
you, mikes 1 knew the real of the Twycress estate is Leices-
lailipose the TOitroas Soffits 1O het tbr SOL a.yesr,„ the
whole income of the charity would be hew Much'—bust
UT.; bet the whole is sot applicable to tbe school.
For what purpose, was this charity left to the Corporation!
To pay 301. • year, as the salaries so the master and usher,
end 1 think seam other charitable payments; sod them that
the residue should be given away, by the Mayor sad Corpo-
ration, to poor objects in the city of Coveetry.
Is the whole of the resides so gives away!—Every far.
thing of it.
Wins is the present master of the Monk. Kirby ithool!—
To the best of my rerulleetteit, John Bradford.
Is be a penes compeleut to teach a school!-1 ander.
stead be is.

Del you eve► eve him?-1 have sress bias mama pars ago.
Were them any uhiectimis made by Um park& to hie ate.
palefaces N 7 E 1 Jo aut retollect asp.
Did the Corporation ever undertake to the parish not to
appiat him'—Mot that I am aware of; 1 weer knew that
sorb as uodertaking existed.

IN !Asia of Gel, -does he truck the school ?—I serer earn
io the school in my life, and I do not know.
G/ point of fact, is 6C/0 any fisher appointed,?—l do not
knob ; I rather think, Ike winds salary of :01: Is paid to
John Bradford.
Mtn recommended -11tedfoid to the Cdrporation, to he
appoitited ?—I was not toon chile at the tone{ I leave o.ly
been five years toad thew ; lint I one euralerted olth the
Corporation.
I. be a Coventry Milo; Bradford ?-5 think not.
Is he rodisech-411 (Milt any of the blevnlicrs of the Cotpore-
tion!--1, 4,01110 !Anil aut.

.....
Du tun simirotstia time 11101 is the utmost tmlue thit tab
he goe fur the howl• at present ?—A werveyur he employed,
wpm the recuimnessafatutou of 114 Nee. Mr. Hirt% u atseta..
frith, of the county of Cali Wale; td valor the istite to the
comity of Calobrider ; RIO ti was eithied by too► slid it ts
kt et the sem which he eater, it nt.

Kee it h-t b) opesi bighting ?-1410, it was by hie eolitetion
Was it by feeder!-10.
Wes there any other ewe ?—t steer beard of sr.? ; the
lemoit eueiplais,e4l W the pi ice, sued 0.1.1111 11.101.

IA the ki6;iiit isecouvrcie4 wish the ;:u•purat:.,:.' otally

NeveSpit. 13 if:. Mau. nit
'HENRY lIROL'UIIASI, Esq. is dm. Chitr.
rfrich-r, E.l ‘..tn.d in, sad examtud.
ULai v. ; vt febovi

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Of whom there ere, the Andres or
Mariners. Ceellbeeers.llesheen. Orpheus.
Byr . .. • • If
Girls.... 43
136 lit fil " SO
Theft bii H pftgat +a 4110/1/411res'•
1171
• 114 C ..

Seri/tame, which was allowed by )Jr. Hurribin; sad those
imam were printed.
4 dare any teoikney in the Roman Catholic elertymeii
to pig ad the children of Catholics attending the school ?
On contrary, they have, bulb (rum the altar and from the
pulpit, recommended the s'ehoul ; each of the clergy of Vie:
gsma.strect chapel has sent • treat number of children to it
Is there any difficulty with respect to Catholic children,
any more than ',them ?--There is sale,
What is the refulaiiiiti with i4speet to the eitechisin
We have nu catechism tamed he the school.
With respect to politic worship no Sendaysl••••When • Child
is minified, its parents "tient, the Committee ; the manor ..f
the child, its age, Us residence, the occupation of the ret.
rents, the reliitiou of the parrots, and what place of woron
they wish to attend, are all nikpatad and it is t %petted that
every child sill attend divine warship on Sunday, at the
place appointed by its pareute,
Are any steps taken to me that the children !o attend'—
When the school was Ent opened, there was nil iu the
neighbourhood any Sunday school of the Church Of Englund,
our any of Humes Catholics; there were freveral„ StfinLy
reboots moue the Dissenters; the school bad been °petard
but • very few weeks; libels. it was found that nitesdauce at
• place of public
.woesblii, wee eery little regarded ;,
remedy that, Snttday schools were inetityled Guth fur the
Church of Engleadand for the Romeo Catholics; itte pri-
sons who attend those Slinday schools take care that those
ehildien hl go to • place of public worship oar 568 day ; alien
Roman Catholics have the use of one pert of is burs
school-room us Sunday, where they attend; end one of liter
parishes, Shadwell parish, has the use of the girls school
fur a Suede, reheat for that parish; the Suntiay 'whited.
see sot considered as attached or Westing to the day school,
but only under the persona ihit attend there tin iltu
Sunday, to inserted theta, ,sad to teach them their respective
catechisms ; we hail* capes-leveed a. idist Sunhat est.opert.
lion from the 'togas Catholics tram the belies's' of ild•
institution; we hate serer had • commaittee yet that several
of them have sot attended; sod they are extremely anxious,
that the whole of Oak children should be educated ; is
we had a Ismer food there would nut be au soulauticel child
in the neighbourhood.

Hes Gni impediment whatever bees thrown in the way:
is say way, by say Catholic clergy's'', ?—Certainly not ; ea
I said before, on the etiotrari.; •het haft given every faci-
lity to it, and taken as snuck lutenist in ii, or a iikla lirrly
interest, than any other persons whatsoever. The proof
that we have admitted 274 of their children.

From what version of the Scriptures are the lesson.
taken?—From the authorised . Protestant version; they wets
taken from the Bible o'r own family, in fact.
Are you aware, that this. is, contrary to their own princi-
ples?-4 du not know that I ought to consider what thug
principles are; lam gisiug evidence as to their actions.
Did you sec the evidence gives befits* this Committee,.
by Doctor Poynter !--I did.
Du you consider the practice adopted in voile kbool lor
be in unison with the evidence given before this Conionitter,
by Dr. Poyuter I-41 Is not fur we to give an opinion on
Dr. Poynter's evidence; if I were to indulge myself will.
such a liberty, I should sad Much upon that evidence, and
upon the manner in wlilib that evidence was draws front
the Doctor; but that wonlil be unbecoming mg satiation
all that I should begs to say is this; that precious Its De.
Poynter being exiiiised, 1 had semi hits upon t6i subject of
the British enion sc 1, soil be had assisted Me, that so far
as it was Possible fur him, he mould co-operate with the per.
sons who were promoting it. The proposition that we should
take the Protestant venial' was made by a Rumad Catholic.
The lessons were selected la this way; I made a list of the
number of chapters, and Brat ii to Mr. Horribin ; Mr.
Hurrabiti approved of that list, mad added is Many move
and the only remits why we did nut print More was,
cause of the expense! we spent nearly 1001. its printing
the Ninon.. It his been prespmed lately to form auxiliary
schools to the British and Foreign "chunk., for the whon•
of the Nuriti.east Landau district. A meeting was hell
fur that purpose, and I attended It c the result of that
meeting has been, that a Sub-Committee Sas appoint-
ed to consider huts (sr the Roman Catholics could art
in those auxiliary schools. I was requested to set Ito.
Kunsan Catholic Clergy epos it. The key. Mr. Law, hod
Mr. Greenaway, the Minister of NlOnefields Chapel, Me. Hors
of the Virginia-street chapel, attended that meetiva„
and they explicitly declared their desire to co-operate with
the Protestants, sod their perfect approbation of ibe p:an of
the British Union school, in which the Protestant Sc. ip-
titres are read; and to streugthen and eosins the opinion
they gave, the, produced a letter which bad been written to
them by Mr Archer (Dr. Poynter's representative, 1%. Puyn.
ter binuelf bring then In France), approning of the prineiples
and nrinagetitent of the Hritish Union Sabel, and dye/grump
that it was his wish, that they should co-operite is list netitailt
then Aunt to ere formed. It was agieed that the Menem pos•
indent by the British and Foreign school, and the Ritthlt
Union .cliont,shuidit be sent to Mr. Law and Mr. Gees IthitaV4
fur their inspection ; and we arijounteri to meet at Sir. A Ilet.'w
honeys the Treasurer of the Rritisb and Pure** &Mo.'
...
cloy. Divot th it meeting the greater part
the and Mit belitiol, and -^

of the Brit 44 Union uchntot_ were

those ItItIIJII Ot: toi.4'siers

the) 04u0 Lt unite tlieutsei6, • r tat

east ditto: t, fur the veer,
1212.11 apthotie ;:ssaktrt.it with the P

.00 %tteule wttit me,
of the It 41) t.:a!boi!c
Comottutee ui ele lit 'rah tlaiiou
to now w 00,:.. Vt.{ t Ur: lie Ivor,
with thole It•onata CoiSolie ntiottittn,
since of the It.stna tttlothe children

Nmtb last I ossJon district; and .
*thou'. in whirl

Jiaccily gnnn (Isv Rotsou aatbulic

street pe I, that the children
reitied into that "%hunt. This OR Urllisit.,

cattvne.
INP ptu .4.leretasti, that %Iris

priu:.id.•:.—lt is norliron to OW

vat) Ilt 411 J t Ibr fact, which
nn e; vae tsc,i benefit het rrrisheil.
ChU~eh of Erasion., trtbe bet it blooKhi

0 'hen Lo. • ery prohal):
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whatever, ;timid Miaow
West with that spirit et iiiae• 434
lief, or to that mks „see et kr* 41101ememo thse Salad takes feep..ellet
sissaliesi nodose, lag ohs. Tari 1". a Vat boo"' of belt M Weep dm ChM.
pht web. soolliwn le a yew ,_____
_singe "lir,mo
M eonsideved is sort. beilrdle alVka d tig Se4/41111104 Sit
oa appear doboss at lad that Ssibicaomaittell bed bees appelation evaluating of the
Reverrail frame aseles, s clrigyomou of the Chords of El*
L.. dor cororoor aaigt lash Mr. &Jury, a Ronnie Catholic gratirrass. Mr. Merriv;
;Irworit to mod. do • a Qsalter, and imayorif„ • selective we* swat' from the Mir

ish and Fort** &boot -
greater part of the Itespuus of
vrp
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j.
Irisole of iti•treet twig the
Protestant!,
ne, and ‘,11., to the Tr%-neut. r
rod boo. hetro (tor of the
I 11C111,11 from rhr brimming.,
11 in the Ne,..liseeet distriet•
witerst to s. cola the ottetsa‘
othlreti is tle 'rho...loot' the
lid there is uot tine .1.1 uff
Itch I Live tint appiteAttot
lie ntiaistert of the Vlrgosii.d•
id the Irish poor may In. a.s.
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