The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-26 00:00:00

THE CHURCH MILITANT 1

YORK CATHEDRAL. ip-tbe
On Tuesday, at noon, the visitation was continu..ii.A....
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Ecclesiastical Court at York Cathedral, before Dr. Pow"-
the Archbishop's Commissary.sups
Mr. Blanshard appeared as advocate for Mr. Dixon, t° tot
port the charge of simony which had been preferred hY
gentleman against the Dean. scl
The COMMISSARY, after some remarks
.proceeded ttyretlie
certain correspondence, but was frequently interrupted
Dean. After much personal altercation, however, Dr;_4„b ors°
more persisted in reading the conclusion of a letter (vev"ed till
to the effect that the meeting ought to have been posfe° by $
May, and that he, the Dean, should feel flattered eit"fprote 01
public or private communication from him), amidst s'i
" Shame, shame," from the Dean. err°l4
Dr. PHILLIMORE—A dignitary of the Church to int
in this manner !
The DEAN—I forbid you to read my letters. OA, Illow
of proceeding is contrary to justice honour, and hones
I won't submit to it.—( Applause.), Why did you 10„0 Pet
citation last time, as you have done now? `Why did f;,01)11
gize me notice of the time of meeting? All this is re''''"
dirty work. r tirt
Dr. PHILLIMORE—Is this language to address to a -° hoe
The DEAN—Yes ; this is the language I use. 1_,,,10 tbe
treated me unhandsomely; everything has been dee'
most shabby way. I object to your jurisdiction.
D J
A great deal of similar proceeding followed, the bs
daring that he would not let business go on unt" ettblic'
delivered his speech, either to the Chapter or to the 4:91, bis
and the Commissary insisting that he ought first to fin oitb•
speech, and then that the charge ought to be proeee°,-,e 40, far
Two or three members of the Chapter begged of the nigio!:
the sake of the interest of the Church, for the sake ofretersr
and for the sake of everything dear to them, not to '°„t $
further, but to allow business to proceed. The Dean P.-poste,"
protest against the proceedings, and insisted that he vrah'e
there, and ought to speak first. The affair ended in ist
being pronounced in contempt, and the officers Of 11° Ge
being desired to remove him : on this the Dean Ow'
ns
another man; I shall not go except by force."
Some further altercation ensued, and at length thdeb j'-o
~ thira
withdrew amidst loud applause, which was suppress! pfteto
officers. Before going out, however, he stated that Pe
prosecute the Doctor in the Court of Queen's Beech' 0 it re;
Mr. BLANSHARD then proceeded to state the case ,e eti-
lated to the charge brought by the Rev. Mr. Dixon, tP nitre°
in residence, against the Dean, which was, that, bejaptioiel
and ordinary, he disposed of all his benefices for a rest
consideration, and in support of the charge he sintwed rho
himself to four cases. Mr. Blanshard then rue°,;it as,
four cases, and called witnesses to support them, " the e'
proceedings are not concluded we shall not publish
dence ex-arte. foil°
The Court adjourned about six o'clock until the
morning4when the examination of witnesses will be P
_
with.
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGE—
, yestee'al
'OXFORD, MARCH 24.—1 n &Convocation helue-Qeal
it was unanimously agreed to affix the UniversitY the
etc.,
contract with Messrs. George Baker and Son, f°'lctip,,,,,
tion of the University Galleries and the Taylor 8ui1,0500
cording to a design by C. R. Cockerell,
49,3731. hal bee
This day the contest for the Johnson Scholarships
OOP
decided as follows: enrY
THEOLOGICAL SCHOLAR.—The Rev. Robert
B. A. , student of Christ Church. 13.1"
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MATHEMATICAL SCHOLAR.—Edward Warne
Wadh am.
•
This Morning about 9 o'clock, as Cit,rte
lice Constable 453 was on duty in Fetter-lane, prf
alarmed by the shrieks of " Murder " by a felo%oer2
ceeding from the upper part of the house No. 4,Rcuresectir,
in the above Lane. On going up stairs he found am.ofege
bly atfied f,-.ma'e lying upon the floor, bleeding rover),
from the nose, mouth and ears, and a man standing kill oa
Egg, for t 0
with a large carving knife, as if he were about toad up a
Upon observing the policeman he instantly tfliodi ands
him, and cut him severely about the neck and
aftcolor, c
then made his escape from the house„ but WB5 ,f t',
arrested by another policeman. The landlog;_st
house (Mr. Johnson) on going up to the fri6f;
landing found the policeman bleeding hid. as 3, ,
fp"
a large wound at the back of his
from several minor ones about his neck _d
otoe7;e
Mr. Winpenny, surgeon, of Fever-lane, render ewer, i
assistance to the sufferers. They remain, low de Oche
deplorable state. The conduct of the pelicernarlooted too
every praise, as there is no doubt that he Prrnpy
double crime of murder and suicide, the OPSorold
having been repeatedly heard to say that he tv„so
der his wife, and afterwards put an end to big "
ence. His name is Gough. r 0"/
W :ras
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ACCIDENTS ON THE GREAT
RAILWAY.—On Tuesday morning as the ficgt,
proceeding from the Wootten Bassett road to 117 eitec.
before its arrival at the Farringdon station knocft
contact with a man employed on the line, who his !`‘,
on to the tram, and the %Thole train passed n
ap oc,tklZ
temple. A short time afterwards another n's_
gate
ca
sY
on the line near Reading was finishing solves ", atve
side of the road, when a part of the calbanktn' f
and crushed him. Chellenham Chronicle.
1 °
The wonders which Dr. Jenner's es:
the il/
vaccination formerly wrought in arresting - d io 1 .•
the small pox, if possible, have -been surPassloo fat;
covery made by a Mr. Fearer, for subduing oomatitl,
:fable enemies of the human race, Gout: n_,_; the tegiio
Lumbago, Tic-Douloreux, Sciatica, &c. rif his ses!,
menials in Mr. Feavcr's possession, it appears 1040110
has performed extraordinary cures upon naaldirsiingnis
who had been pronounced incurable by ow 0
du, Do to
members of the medical faculty. This recne
cannot
be
ta Fea%er's Infallible Embrocation,"
iOlO g
=trongly recommended for its simplicity as e"
?rising efficacy.
WeGfion,f:DlromSlaLrVetEußrn,
movedANp fCorOnPy.Pme.
pc;
hat the total value of the moneys followercornedr!!g"ivy.,
1837 to 1840, both inclusive, was as
coinage of gold whatever); silver coilaecee,% the ee-
-1 making a tog tau
and copper eticage, 14,336
coinage, 4,612,762/, ; (in 1840, however, therae477;14,,,,;
,f 5,475,0791. Eow --t
f this el Jr -
THOMAS MICHELL C.l3•—The remains hof -I.
h 2.0 bo
died on t e • .„
fficcr of the Royal Artiflery, who $
f over ea , „ode
THE LATE BRIGADIER-GENERAL OP
scary last in Syri3, from the effects
d Sir Sidney • .
from St. Jean d'Acre, and name
„ . a more
erformance of his military duties, sovere interred torch.,
'' • second an sel
Baron Bulow has undergone a able i°
ween two guns, on a spot about two clays'sailtb'S
nee
Battery.bet
Jhaai fhoils our exrcaetliloonn,oybuist
gwoeingaroenhvaeprpyyfainvourberbff.