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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

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- - o'clock. Although a great crowd of persons attend
this procession through the whole route indicated, the
was no attempt at disturbance of any kind during ti
day."

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been about an hour and a half
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nature. Oxford University is summoned by its Heads of
... and
,arked that the approbation of such an important body Houses, while the metropolitan parishes are busy with
was most valuable. At the court of aldermen on Friday, demonstrations ; the object of all which is to prove oppo-
Sir P. Laurie gave notice of a motion for a loyal address
to sition against the designs of the Bishop of Rome, as arch-
her Majesty on the late audacious encroachments of the priest, and against his machinations as a foreign prince.
office ; and b., his side two men similarly attired, as olli- I
_Bishop of Rome, The proposition was received wit'l, In addition, meetings have been held at Canterbury,
cers of the holy Inquisition. The chief object of attrac. ;holy I.6unds of applause. - Coventry, Bristol, Wells, Hastings, Bilston, Ludlow,
Bradford, Wakefield, Nottingham, Lincoln, Reading,
tion followed, borne by men ;it was a rz, o).•gt .5 u 5 effiy of A meeting of the parishioners of St, Andrew, Holborn,
manna Pins IX. in full Pontifical robes, sitting in a chair was held on Friday, and we give the following extract and in fact throughout the country.
The Papists are.trying the old game of persecution, as
of state, and preceded by two censer-bearers ;be wore from the report of the meeting from the Times ; '
is evidenced by the. following case, which exhibits some
Ibe triple-crown, magnificently ornamented with a profu- "The Rev. Dr. Worthington then proceeded to address the
-lion of jewels (mock, of course). The lesser star, Dr. meeting in a lengthy and learned harangue. He denied the most atrocious features. It was heard before the magis-
Wiseman, was only divided from the Sovereign Pontiff claims of the Church of Itzme to ascendancy and to primacy, trate at Bow:street Police-court, on Friday :
objected to the title of "Sancta Pudeatiana' as bad LatinitY, Elizabeth Burke, a young married woman, apparedtly in a
by an immense crosier, and his t ffigy also was dressed in and proved from :he learned editor of " Calmer " that the first miserable state of 'mind, was charged before Mr. Jardine with
perfect keeping kith his rank as Cardinal, the hat, collar, ehristian bishop was not Peter, but Linus, whom there was having attempted to poison herself.
and robes included. Behind him 12 men dressed in white, little hazard in taking for the British Cyllin ; and if so, it Sergeant Chadwick stated, that the defendant lodged with
-with a red cross on each of their backs, and head cover_ agreed with the history that christianity had made converts in her husband at a public,house in Vere• street, Clare. market.
ings of a combination of mitre and helmet, significant of the family of Brennus King of Britain and Ca.actacus, his son, On Thursday afternoon,•between 5 and 6 o'clock, he was called
then prisoners at Rome, and that the first
.Gentile Bishop of in by the landlord of the house, who told him that the defend-
the Romish Church " militant," followed, each bearing a
Rome was a Briton. After some further historical allusions ant had s riPowed threepennyworth of laudanum and was
placard of his title, and although there was no time to the rev. gentleman proceeded to observe that he knew Dr.' then lying 4o'n her bed in a dying state. Witness ivent up to
read the names, no doubt all the twelve bishoprics were Wiseman, and had met him.
her room and found her as described, with an infant three
there. Then came placards and banners ad infinitum, "I know his heart, I know his hand,
and the procession was closed by a band of music. As "I've felt his spear and proved his brand." uponwks
thold, and a little boy about twelve months' old, lying also
e bed. She told witness that .1,....,
the procession passed round the Cathedral-yard the ark- Dr. Wiseman was a nrio•ltlinnr, nf 1-.;. .......1 . •. • •

to deput

Liu, .runt ne Knew and admitted having swallowed the poison. Witness asked her
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ice ec was increased of the ainish system he was prepared to show that such ques- why she had attempted to destroy herself, and she replied, that
ttt by some beautiful coloured lights, Ittions were put in the confessional as none of them would put to it was because her husband had compelled her to change her
red, green, violet, and purple. Having
oman candles completed the his own wife or daughter. He was prepared to show in the religion. She was brought up in the Protestant faith, and her
circuit amid the discharge of rockets, R, most distinct manner that greater iniquities could not be per- husband was a Roman Catholic. He had compelled her three
Ste., the procession conducted the figures to the bonfire. petrated- than were daily perpetrated in the confessional; and times to go to his priest a attend his chapel ; and it made
The Pope and the Cardinal having been placed back to 1
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eto stated, a r tii
back, a light was applied, and the effigies were consumed
by accrediting in its formal documents that those' questions that her husband threatened to desert her and her children if
amid a discharge of rockets and the deafening shouts of are deliberately put to unmarried men and to virgin slaughters, she did not adopt the Roman Catholic religion. By. he in-
the beholders. The cathedral presented a grand appear- (Cheers.) Co it betredited that for such a church, unsound stant application of the stomach-pump and the usual rest-
ance, a part of the sacred edifice being brilliantly lit up in learning,
_crwrupt in theology, corrupt in truth. stphi.gpa t., . .._.: ...
by the glare of the bonfire, and a portion rem.;-:- '
sombre shade. The number of --

persons ass