The Sun.
London, England, 1871-02-25 00:00:00

THE POPE.

The Tablet says that a few days ago Canon Peirsll,°l
placed in the hands of the Pope the chalice which l'fb`
been left to his Holiness by the late Archbishop of Greil°,g
It had been used by Pius VII. when in exile. 00 t'
occasion the Holy Father spoke the following NvorM • f
This historic souvenir, this precious object, rembids p°,,
another which I received in 1848 from one of the verls"
able French clergy. It was a little gold box which ntYFtrher
decessor, Pius Vl.,wore round his neck, and contained
llf
Blessed Sacrament, when he was, as I am now, act°,
in the hands of his persecutors. This relic was given,
in 1848, and it determined me to. take a great resoll3ll°oo
to leave Rome, and to seek a refuge elsewhere.
_of
present days are more evil than those of 1848, and toter'
I seek in vain for a spot where I may find sll'l4ll'
Nevertheless I should now, perhaps, take a similar rtfit
tion if my years, which weigh upon me, did not reoe to'
almost impossible. Let us pray to God to contiOvt
watch over us : He alone can draw good out of evil.
us always trust in Him."

THE ENGLISH " POPE " OF THE GREEK aovt the
—The Pall Mall Gazette says : We are assured 111°,4411e,,-
statement in the Eastern Budget that an English g-t;ireei`
man of property has become a member of the e 0
Church at Constantinople, and was at the same tiule,,aly
secrated as " a pope " of that Church, is incorrect,...,,"e to;
is equally incorrect to say that he will shortly .„,,,e ri
Birmingham in his new capacity for the purc,,
making converts, About fifteen years
English gentic.naan, now resident at Wolverhamptoiwe 117"
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the Orthodox Church of the East ; since then ,
attempted to make converts, and he has lately avrordA'",,
the (Ecumenical Patriarch at Constantinople t°tiiAreP,;
him a priest for service in Birmingham. The r 3,
being informed of the circumstances, and that the'-ortlfPf
Greek community in Birmingham, has declineclt, act °f
him priest, and he has returned to England. '].hers
the Patriarch has the entire approval of the 100 or or
the Greek Church here, which does not encourage
prove acts of or attemptaat proselytism. °'
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which cannot be too highly extolled. A close otie
then will prove salutary to everyone, though 3, fa. J;0,1
course must be taken by the confirmed iror°',."'„o,
wonderful how the appetite and digestion j'aq)„,`,.c.- porviy e
cheerfulness supplants dismal forebodings, in r ova ',V
as the Pills exert their wholesome influence ucl d
animal economy. This, purifying, regulating,:oe t6'
laxative medicine augments both muscular sti-
mental vigour.

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BIRTHS. kV.
On the 22d inst., at 14, Curzon-street, I'SaYf°ll.' the
Mrs. Vaughan Johnson, of a son. A op
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On the 22d inst., a Cambridge, the wife of 'Gilbert
Esq., of a, daughter,
MARRIAGES. Del 4
Ito ijo ,
On the 21st inst., at St. Paul's, Kriightsbriclge' •s to '
W. Duff, Esq., of Fetteresso, TA.P., to,l4,Tioi A
youngest daughter of Sir William Scott, Ps' ''
ate'
crum. „.- to
On the 21st inst., at St. John" Episcopal Church,-nAvire'Adi
Sir Alexander Muir Macke;s,a' -Ba t. of `''' J
Prances
Rose,
sixth daughter 54' Thou'"`
al'
Louisa Moncrieffe,

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On t..1),a 23d inst , at Kendal House, Vassall-road,
'Esq., aged 39. ~, of*
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Saturday, February 2'5, 1871.