The Sun.
London, England, 1833-02-18 00:00:00

THE CHURCH-THE MINISTit.

(From the Dublin Freeman's Journal of FridsY.),o
By the exertions of The Sun, an express editi°°„rs.',l
we received at four o'clock yesterday, through 11legto-iooll',
stone, we have the proceedings of the House of ef theter
to half-past eight on Tuesday evening. We publis"ditigot
elsewhere. It contains the development of the le fit
,!IA
sures of relief so long promised to Ireland by her
the Whigs. These measures are of vast importance'iidi'f
the extent of relief about to be conceded to the dam
sad,
nation, but from the principle on which they are
principle is of vital moment, and on that ground 3'`;ol-i
The measures nn r
~ed ourselves warranted
by Mr. O'Connell. ijoining
i n
themselvesthea tist.a
catri rfiof C
lated to give us much delight or satisfaction.
fined in any
on the people to
the source of vexation
aitoinii
oht
iheLe,yre
riaE
c(11,0°3
tss.:ol.lt ,Criu.:,,
of Ireland will certainly consider the extinction hy,
4
rates and vestry cesses as a great relief----"wt ,i,311t1
of its amount, but on account of the humiliating it s''?
which it has been imposed, anti the purposes to Whisi.i'tion'r
voted, purposes in direct opposition to their consclerbetliiei.e
ings and sympathies. The Chancellor of the V 4011,1.;!
Bringing the measure before the House, stated that rci,
son to know he would not be opposed by the Citu
plan for providing other funds for the repairs of °I:
would be strange, indeed, if he met with ser.:tie fii;"
tion. The proposed per centage on the income of stir,
will be pro Santo a saving to the country. That Is
is ni•i;
at 30,000/., and the principle on which the reductioi'
heo
infinitely more important than the reduction on ;
It concedes without discussion the right of l'arwhicil,,,l)
convert any portion of the Church property roe 0
curnstances may require to the purposes °,,f their
How Mr. Stanley, who last Session dein,' CPrt
of Parliament to such interference with the r fill
can retain his seat in the Cabinet may oPPe:icilceff
to those who are not gifted with the elastic eolition
Tory-Whig statesman. But the prospectiVe ab°.oll6ll
Irish bishoprics is on principle of still more vita' bade'
mpire.
E
gttttHilhoil
ieeeri
eo:lxtoieetcnki
usd of of the
mple. He iss
laqutdiu:riirsietteisegl theut Aircd3'
ihiugel iuthcpirt,:a,,,,rheitetfhxhceochhafitveatoeenitt,bhai::eltoi:i..ti?:iogerobrsstivelbieartriit:iCe.sit:iiolsofit,it,hoti!
people will riot be content with such a ditnintic Cot
mtct't I::ho:uvet.nrrei
sof a n
btblesreiaxe,
vf,scrieoiyedmncott:itunibmgi
,:ottrhhyea.tl
Cabinet.e st
Wes e,e,soTui
lio:rdeef
sicbuntetni
errmecislotit /
o,infsu°
st
cc of
leases at the preseetoatirtsb'rreiinnßigtsrcai
consideration'beiriet,tjaoenyrclooked upon as almost equivalent to Perriot tll
turbances in Ireland, will be waited for with inteive pie
We shall probably have the particulars of his coerC;,6oo je
on Sunday, and on their nature hangs, We arc Pt their
fate of his administration—but we must awai
lopment.)
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purchase efißrf,oielsrl. theth
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(From the Dublin Morning Register of Friday
the ''.lll
There is a very remarkable variance between
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the King to the address of the House of Lords 3'1'14 01'40."
reply to the House of Commons. The difference ',pie:
however, may serve to explain the discrepaneY;tovidil
to the Lords is a mere expression of thanks fork ,t. in 01
means of enforcing the strict obedience to the laW;swer 4
without one word in allusion to relief. 7'lll'
3id~d
eft
livered on Wednesday, whilst Mr. O'Connel.it'Ashs
popular Irish Members, and a few honest k:l.i:reti3l 141',
fought inch by inch against the coercive ivi_
'The battle for Ireland was continued on Thurso'i._o, it .0:
Mr•St'''''''tne
and in the mean time, as admitted by - •
secret that dissensions prevailed in the Cabine
%ore I
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of Irish Church Reform. The Irish Merober,
ono"
mcainority
rt y
Ireland,on tle aadnddr te,stsreictlemd theyta nlvirtuala de
The Ministerial plan of Church Reform 11' :ider3b:4
in the House of Commons. We devote a o°°_,,. the °At••
of our space this day, to the commencement yai
third
_io•
this most important subject, extracted Iron, in:
The Sun (forwarded long after the departure e_lol•_`o,idre'l,ll
which we have been favoured by Messr—d._"(ii.
Althorp—not Mr. Stanley—stated the det
ai
great length.
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