, 1876-03-25
THREE ENGLISH DiVlNES.
Iidrpe,'S Mot{hiy.

~ ~ ~ o'ese.' 4as usu" p1ououueuu
uy AeaH ot4n'eY, . Moss ooiapofeus JaaRe
mons aro seldom less than an hour long, aud
ofteut,rnes excood NJ, honr IN tto,r delivorv An
.n,i,.,, E,noo- for,.ta, -,.o..,.o- .sri.aa H..
om1usAs I0nsoato''s ptsa14It "14N'e saa' on
nhatcd interest for an hour and twenty minutes."
Ills acrmops nrp not ncrply hosatory. ahouch bo
IL n sntnndd 1oc,a,,oor INIT ~. r,.rvo,, ot ,o,p.
nxsas;a .s.a.st1o w y.
length, and they aro 40 attractive that ho nyaria-
bly, draws immense audioncoB. Tho announce
mont tbst fo Ia to preach apyuhcro In ,ho I,;nr,
,1,r, II o,o maj a,w.va *vJdng 49,. o,;..;t.,
ano intefcet. ano long oefofo tne hour OF service
commences tho cathedral OF church Ia sure 10 10
| densely packed, In instances, whore The nimia.
zion haa hecn tv tcket the t}ckct. h,vo hoo, Al.
] poooo " a@s1 oeloee' ano nasa1 any amount OF
| interest ia sufficient to obtain one. Canon Lid
don's audiences nro usually largely uade up Of
cergYnaeu including the noat ointment of tho cter
49, - ,x.t..a. IT, 80 -.
~ aAa -H1y 10y ae''aes i9pn "no Ate
easnen' !" po!t'ea' n'et"sufe' science. aod arf,
while tho peoplearc always present In thousandp.
| When about to preach, ho makes his way with q
auiet, rapId troad to the pu]p.t. while an In.
dcllpab}o u,rill Of emotiou.-a consaeion loiona.
ing to tho hu,,r and tbe ecann-s fejt h1 Mn vret
audience. With a natural. cnrpost costura hn At
ouce buries lis faco iu lis hnnds 10 pray. Nhnn
10 faces you, you arc i,uprpysol viii his atrknr
and homowhat mnnaato sppcarauco, nnd hy Iii
! romsrEabfo iikenvas to 1t. Aurustins in trv
Echcfrcr's celebrated rtcturc ar A,truatfnn NH
Woucs. The imDrcssiou cooponN. Il you arar
iave bocn q student Of Angusttno. % you
fancy there was monk boioso you, aud tho In.
nroas;oo is helped hy tho rapiA and aIn,ost TN,
iercoptiblo act Of adoratlon with which Dr.
Liddou accompanies e1ory mention ct Ths
Kamo. Il is stated On high authority that div
T..
prcacAiuK ~ it is practiced on tho Continent
aud haY formed himself on the boet modols in
France and Italy, With tho greatest of Which lle
asas nSI u ps o oss
olio oratorH dlarccartlpg more ostCrnals and
n,,pealInv to tho dncpest sonao nj hun,nt,;tr"s
tic pnsaion, tic trsgadY. tho viii, mud tic ct1,o-
sions Of mon. Almost III his frat soutonoo YOU
manuscript In By hIs sido but he is lIbcratod
from ,ts chnins no almost knows 1t nv honrt.
mud he declaima 1t in way that ia ay grand az n
Ii peculiar.
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean Of westuin.
ster. ia oue OF t,e crostnst yinx ,nsHtcrs ~ ~.
English tongue, and tho poasosgor OF yariod snd
extensive attainmen.y. ho il eminent a. poet,
Il IL clliefy to his qlallicationy ss = p.esehar
that Wa wouid now direct oitontion. fA'41
Ills Beg.nons have distinctive character. Tuoy
haye large infusion of the leading arkicie. snd
thought Of tho great sYonts OF tho day. This
tendency is illustrated by An auocdote tLnt In tn1d
Of q dignstary OF tic Church, WHO went ono Eun-
day 1aorDlng to service st Wcstminnter 6it,evl Il
proach. "r1ow lid you ike The SCR sermon muisa ;"
asked the lady with whom he was stayiur.
"Oh," was tic roply, "it vas very rood thefs
was rothjue 10 obiect 10 hut il va m. what
won't to hear; wont 10 hear about the
wnI to Heaven. and / ouIy hoard sbomt pa,ea.
i;ns ifn sa,ks u mata ~. ssrnnea 81 a'uS ~