, 1866-12-07


q the imucnsc cudowmeats to which
I've referred, In mixing instruction nearly
ratuitcus. We shall then have shool II
atEon nett for The production 81 dandies. The
Ias slcs have stisl too large share OF the
Iuea,{au at oxford, aud mathematics NJ
am often amazed At the ign91-
9f modem history e! %uasls e1smpf them
even meagre description of the
history and o,igin of the chief States
0f Europe, and as 10 America, they axe
IN the darkness OF winters night.
One way of carrying the universities to the
masses would b. to establish colleges aultl-
eted with Oxford or Cambridge In all our
great cities, with professors and lecturers AZ,
pointed by the university. Ihs 5oatsa th o. LUG
the benefit Of university teaching without Us
costlipess, and at the same time oe nnaei
hcmc influences. The examination lor de.
grecs might be ut the university, az, IN tnese
days. distance ts no object. The ADVANTAGES ages
Of university Life arc many Int those wn9 o9
know the debauchcry and extravagance oi
the greater number Of resident unders'aao-
the m6t,Ih 10f asSats WSs EhfES fEs a.
bitual use Of slang terms is unworthy an
eduedfed Eng1ishman.'' As might be ex.
pected, this subject elected a variety Of
some ne solsmn some ososs some
appeared that twenty-three members were
In favor OF 1.-THE habi.ua1 use Of "slang
terms: while eleven only we're Of opinion
faat n,iaR. ths haeit is unworthy Of an educated
nrW cni,ecc = s,,,-+,,- ~ Ia ,s+,b,feb.a
al Oxford. rs Il memorial r. ,bt. 1atn Rcr j
helle, the author Of "The Christian Tear"
For this purpose some 600 has
atssds eseee.V nseg Tased H. It sen + nenasd did
nropose enterinr the fh,rc,' ~ ~ cisrnvmcn NV
! It Is rather sirn{6ront ~ Whit IA a1nccfaa
that thc trustees have crowded In esse Of
fhe relnt,nn ~ thc I7nivefs,tr ~ +ha Thvrch ~
! Of ENGLAND Mt anv time 81 chonrinr es -
make Tie existencs Of EciIc CnlIese 1t az.
ford undeeirnble,-fhoull the wants Of Tie
Church be eyidcutly better supplied at nnv
future time by College free from restrafnta
| which legislation may press upop Colleges
at Oxford lin this event the trustees have
power to dispose Of their building, and re.
move the Institution elsewhere,
PUBLIC HoSoRs IN ENGLAND.
I The Derby Government have made several
various baronetcits and knighthoods. 4 va
I Fiety Of commonplace men have been Great
ed legislators for life, and their heirs attei
them. They receive these honors not fo1
any services they have rendered to the conn
: try-I speak Of the new peess-but that they
may cement the oligarchtal reign Of few
powerful families. Who have been the bene
: factors Of England during the last one hun
drcd years? Certainly not the peers, If ~
look for the authors Of our industrial pros
; Arkwright, Drind1cy and, Stephenson. I.
physical service how much do We not ow1
, TO Davy, Rerschcl, Faraday,-yct thes
, never figured among the knights Of tn
8 garter" For them the lowest recognition
. Of all was reserved. In Intellectual phlloso
: ply. what has been done to ennoble Stewart
ns Brown, ,3a Harley y5 95 MIL: Iet our ruin lin;
@ inuenee cannot m % Be- = retained Ss tie sa advan taS
), Lytton was once favorable to an e7etti.
pccragc, aud to that possibly We shall cou,
L alte- our Reform Bill has smoo,hed the va,
= ECCLESIASTICAL ALARMs-ls THE CHURCH /
pASGEKs
amidst tie ehalen institntfons Of Enror
With an ;;ir of security and strength whIe
seems to lookers-on 10 sneak eScmmin,
even, from the thought Of danger. Especfal]
!. is II 10 bc noted tlut it has. Of late year
u RECEIVED q new support from lie sloyy. b,
D. The Church Of Enrland hcin~ the chnrrb
N the aristocTucy. his inst nov the henrt3t
<, the ;rsthetic Religious sentiment which Or
.e rails. Yet believe that tic labo,s Of ii
earnest men who arc striving to acyelo1, r.
c1us,yely its apti-Protestant clcment.' a.
doing serious iui,1ry to the cI,nrcb. and Ron
las vet to receiyc many nan converts rtI' Who aht,
USiosu Gs IS preparing ior her- Tue uie
Chulch parry, whose aoln!:s Just now occul
80 m9ch OF the space oi our Journals, a
: They have striycn 10 make % men I heife
that if they would not be Catholic
they must be intidcls. Choose % hetwe
"a .ae eneesins security OF rue Apostolica1 su
al sei' seiie9' an4 n.!.t the gloomy uncertainty Of
= efltetual. But wi Wien MI lie % terror eonseque @ ue
n VIII WPIth @ inideiiV suss;acsa ciea9er s'"i.s hes
f"Ly;st;,nitv Ia ,nna,' s9,,,n;ss;a's'
nriests' # ran haze anr rca1 rin;f, -, II
" ] rcvcresce Of men. en- thus m it It bappeus @ 80 til i
while the more umld spirits arc taking rcfu
n. in the bosom Of the iniallible Church, so1
lc do homn,rr 10 Sfrauis a. fie latest cfa ~, II,
W. an0 :. anS ,sei1omA w my Mu.'an n'ia
"" wv "itness ~ 5el, am peFsuAdeu. out
ey beginning Of the double movement. VIII
n the present tcrmentatto1 Of ideas Las reach
mae w 5tas tear thS aseesso
,v norcd 1ritl, thosa tEn+ Iii Ia -, -, -,
falftr @+NN' "A'N ~ SN'o.e ~ ~
u, The cclcbrated DR.. pn4cy bos n 1ettcr
be makes known fic E'iinm;1,,, az nr+r'nraino "Jn
W facts conccrnip, the nroct;c, ~ confass;
- nmonrst the Tcmhcts ~ tha ~ Fstai,f;sh y
:. i,h1rrS - 'As A~S'"oi's"
- III We, clergy or people, think that it is 60
9m ~ h1 10 EN- +, a H, IT,
| mny thinE nf nnr ~ isfon in On toinr rnu ,rs,
IT. 1ot drpy Us ihc liSsrtT Of so doinss' I.nn
n, question OF the liberty of the pcop, not to C
be fcss !hels rims, bnt Of The liberty 81 clergy d
Az people to confess their aims u they wish IT. ii
eenuy @ %
inr Of fhe c'ere; b,i 1t o III ron eS e,
lin larger i,re.of'ioa 81 eic,sy have use eo1essI,
its than Of tho laisy; and that no Clergyman Vol
81 receive confessions. Of othcr,s, eins who
%. not aNo confess his own} What was tauf
pe great oEensivcness and in.,utItude VI heavy 8
- und somewhat sten doct1rc Of .epentau
FIR a fact lhc prscfce OF confession was rrTiy
-, while not word was said about absolntion !
nnd ~ ase Q. ronss ION do #
20 saies ever. rank, from ,c peer 10 the a.tisAa
he me penfanf. N The confsc OF Hsts 1uater Q
A~ century ITO instance my OWL expertGIct, while