ners 
~~ cities, London, , Dublin and Edinburgh ; 
cipal cis, porn that one of the gent tlemen selected fe ; 
Mr 
ose 
hese "ahold. 
and het 
. Kirk, of Dublin, who had bee 
papil of t —The Earl of Lucan and Mr. St. Clare ptt 
at 
Mayo. ved b 
at the hee TEE of 
m perso ons no 
t dul lifie 
raster for their Alegal possession more str 
Gov ernment from. 
bo 
of the peace Bae this county, in conseque 
ook place between them 
Cas + ive or six week 
magistrates of na South 
sed a 1 
ae 
at 
OT 
ate Gratecetina of Non-in 
the 
nce ore 
ringent 
ntrus sion 
the value of the databhivt tient: t, 
tal i wens jit likely to result ae its overthrow, 
I h 
mise to which the 
would not 
oes 
ch Mey would not submit, if by any means they 
avert a calamity, the idea of which they have ail 
reluctant to en in. is plain, they say, 
that if no legislative relief be conceded, an hurch 
ceed, ‘accor own views » against 
ho transgress her rules, she has no alternative but 
to deal forth the c¢ s of ecclesiastica er in 
manner that must provoke retaliation, ust neces- 
sarily lead to inextricable conf rane iso The 
memorialists confess that they k from an ex- 
hibition as would thus be press we? Before the a8 le Of 
and; and~ his is 
Scotland’; that S one practical wean 
among others, which ‘has weig tes chin d 
them to bring this whole question 'to a final issue, an ato 
fetire from their position, as connected with ‘the "path: 
blishment, rather, ee pyens an aneedialy contest with 
tight wit ir own ot eee 
t Which 
eet Water te eh 
me 
ffence o 
b 
an ta iy Showa thea authority of Christ in hi 
ing to 
ieatrect te tse, institute 
ee. : r Ro 
. 
and with th 
set at. “nouih aa ‘ick: juisaietion—s conte 
ier 0 
pee announcin 
with h 
lists submit the whole subjec 
that they 
nity of now sub- 
f Parliament e pation 5 
e orialists, nothing less 
recognise his Chu ss as a free 
ted by him, an 
rned by his 
dg 
eel has saddened a letter to 
Eg that the Gove ernment are 
Sie while they c ontribute to the embellishment of 
rgh and its Pentti may a 
6 Ug the of pees atio: 
te o Mr. Wallace, 
the state of the: 
so provide some addi- 
n for the unemployed in this 
jal has been forwarded to Sir,R. 
= ol 
® uhemployed in this town in reference to the 
c| 
8 
a Scotland, in epee 
lief of the baat ep ‘attracted the relate. ae 
bak: Maj aje sty” 
nip Progress for 
men aes 
e 
Lynterne One hel 
‘e sce success. 
ernment 
measu 
ingui t instituting a- fall a Giapeoone 
the am pide into that el ortant subjec t, with a view to 
law 
sting 
the 
1,000, and Avs mse sa the i 
th 
Satur night 
‘The Patrician’s Daught 
The 
the Sten time. 
7? im is 
and pri de of tal talent in con nie. 
Ps), his deter Mabel 
Mr. . Westland 
ter’? was 
eat interest of this 
he 
te and costumes bel ae 
i neal | 
(a 
a GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
ie Faucitt), and his sister Lads L M filing 0 
s| pote Raaee account of birth Y Rvs tar tks oh - e 
n the House of Con 
An attachment is g 
who is a great adisligs of hi 
: is poe 
5] 
a 
-& 
e>) 
. 
bes gave the Siehdings in our Paper of th 
ca act of the 3d ne 
on sen nt Siete i A ag of nde of request, vu 
eine 
von Dio 
again mst ‘nim, narisn wien the said diocese, written 
tec Satie The Order of Baptism,” and “ The 
of Co 
aration,” 4 ie Book of ej Prayer, cotitadn prador| 
trange er also openly aftirm ed and 
m ry h 
& 
Ey 
3 
5 
gx 
8 
gy 
a 
4 
x 
s 
& 
ro) 
said f Common Prayer, c cntrary to the statutes, and to 
a 
cnr is the proud on account us. 
wing between him and Lady oe 
ordaunt ; and when the latter asks the hand 
of the f 
Me her father, he is repulsed not only by the Earl, bat by 
bel Heis elmed with scorn and di point-— 
guests arrive; and Mordaunt revenges himse 
jecting the vo of Mabel in the presence of all the 
ny. ec Kt ge is, that Mudel falls into a decline : 4 
her father, to aad her life, so far foregoes his pride as to 
call on Mordaunt and seek a reconciliati n; and Lad 
ut 
was effective, and, with the exception of a little heaviness 
at the commencement, the interest of the audience was well 
ept up. the close he play, the principal per- 
formers an or were called ceived 
uder acclamations of applause than have been 
da 
JupiciaL CoMMITTEE oF ivy CounciL.—Read y 
Sanders.—Lord CampLell gave “Judgment a this ~ yess Foch of which 
onan “— - aarp Pag made by aon of Arch in 
er the 
and seal of the Bishop of E riod by Ra et I Sanders by we. 
a 2 ia mry ms Head, rector 
se of Exe rig 10 answer nears article exhibited 
hi 
1a rp hen called the Western Times, yinetar dn ed Aug, 21, 
rath, en titled sak View a the Daplicity of the present System of 
ace Min tion, occasioned by the Bishop of Exeter’s 
Circn at Oe Cons mation a. pain ‘ing and mein taining Kay? se ive 
Ca 
file 
o> 
2. 
=) 
o 
rs 
hs 
we 
& 
e 
' 
reven ive yea | 
mes an acceptable match f ) 
by raising Ninel to a ay dean of politi ical tape, me 
The Earl ts to the formal propositio 
is is an 
4th. of 
band 
con ae ” 
the ha a and canons ecclesiastical of the realm, an 
chu 
against the peace and unity of the church, 
cited inthe Arches Court, appeared under protest, and insiste ed 
that the letters * yest were not in pursuance 6 the Church 
Discipline Act, a therefore, the Dean of Arche 
The first Sea "4 that the letters of requ 
pear rie 
are, ex facie, de- p 
fective and void, the ground psc t they do not show under | pleaded Guil 
whose application, the suit commenced. Their Lordships are of 
opinion that are bewty wand the ‘statute does not require that 
there gions oe any ¢) sna ecu they clearly disclose that the 
cause was instituted 2. ye fo nta ate ae ripeye: ae me fe i 
rit. issue e rae u 
goon sho nnarpaasthen ty. stating % geet ie the ‘ad 
fi 
form, at whose "request anes. ja 
after be given, we think they need ory make 
tot pied which. had been befc 7 helperciton by the B 
iy 
second objection, and one of agra ry fd my that the the Bishop 
h 
pi he 
anyon & by m Ee oF fa ht in his own poten sty 
Eight ec. with oo ee ce against the 
astical, or ag date whom there may ex 
report, as having oe gaint the saidlaws, it — bel lawful 
hin 
for the Bishop 1 ey rion which the offence 
or reported to h 
arty 
motion, to issue cape ons age under 
least omy such com: 01 
with a notice under the! 
thor and publisher of the. said letter, proceeded in these 
au’ 
“And whereas we, Henry, by divin ey age ee gary i Bact, 
rightly and duly proceeding under 
e. | Hahtly ss yr the provisions of a certain Act 
jictoria, © 
“ — ission 
i to you, that such our ge Re 
a he ous . —— will issue 
of 14 
ith se poral Given under our hand this 
mitted, on the Poms of any 
1 thin 8 own mere 
complaining “hereof, on nif f he cage ag ‘and Konieeer 
icar-gen 
or rural. dean within ie diocese, oe the purpose of making 
ieston.’t der the 
ad, and we do hereby 
ine -bhemy as var oF 
accordin at 
days from the day of “or being po tb 
don 4 Bide 
pray 
a "The 
i 
all 
ve 
archdeacon, 
y of Oct., 
the gth of 
AsDy 1944: — HENRY Exeter.” On 
i ing being done,to coun 
pecanger rae ere Semed: by which ‘Se def 
be prosecuted i 
f 
Bishop of any dio 
any SPeratedt, Or or if ni he hol 
diocese wi 
there is sufficie 
ad before the | mentioned, except Amorino 
os thik notice, 
fend 
ain 
It is contended that, of the notice, letters of 
Mie ade eh: vp tere eg wg] 
ja ee ; and if were, 9%, " see some fail, as 
y rests en o Poca Fy ber much doubt 
and hesitation, ve isin have moet at the conclusion 
that the notice and t within the 
meaning of “ pre Boe ny wr ange request were sent “ in the 
nstance.”” That notice only intimates an intention to inst{- 
tute ding, and that er commence. 
ment of a suit. When the letters of reg issued, there was no 
inquiry ing, and letters of request may issue “in the 
rst instance,’’ orafter the report of the at 
there is primil farie case. Although oo 
© were nom of £ the Bishop to iss com. 
ission; and it seems to have been-adm vat if, = furthet 
consideration, his t it more nae Seyudieen to send 
Ps: — at oat ae rehes Court, he nae 3 have done 
_— 
oi eege tice. It has been argued that 
| Sane on of as act “would —. —-s men to vex 
ad in 
| tous proceedings, x a an olen 
urts; but we cainot "sopnone ‘the: a ane of i ft 
the f 8 place exoept for the interests 
of enine, and the good of thee church . Andit is dificult te con. 
ceive how a party can be prejud by the mere serving of a no- 
ice of an intention to odie a — mission. Ieuch commissia: 
n 
party were cited to appear ender jt, then their 
Lordships would re maven that the letters of request should 
not issue. The decree, vefore, will be affirmed, but without 
costs, There was a yeh: er prayer that the case showld be re. 
tained befor ethe Privy Council ; their Lordships, however, are of 
art, ‘This 
k 
be 
| 
opinion, that it Ought to be remitted to the = hes Co 
sacourt of appeal of final resort, and their Lordships thin 
that the “partie ought to ha ave the benefit va the decision of 
ee ourt be is no ap . 
prisoner told him that es had given him the appoint. 
e agent 
7 y prom 
he should have the appoin rd Stanley Ceposed that an 
promi of — for woe ge a aie he ieee ve 
© prison emigration 
Philip, or elsewhere anh pre ee vn was made to io ies “4 a 
priso mak behalf, and he sane him a letter 4 Seog alpate os 
Gover of Port Figen which 
v Si 
pies of mpereen sr Fear ‘an ch could be ¢ biained by any suaeen 
to —— te, on being properly introduced at the —— 
mber of highly. se pre's ee wer 
cated, and they -_ the prisoner a c jenn tor 8 age Yor ‘h 
tegrity 
z 
e001 year 
he Reeo we eainehaite mg toy aaiet bert Geltecte. 
tion, Torned ay erdict of rouilty, bat Ps we mam omy recom. 
mended the prisoner strongly to the of the cour 
by ter Hughes was indicted for deaieing in money from varions 
persons, on the pretence ‘that he was doly euthor ts edt o cobect 
the same by the Rev, E. Cavanagh, of Wexford, oes 
ity 
4 *h that 
' sagh declared 1 ee oe ne price never mee 
any. au eeoriby einai him eive for the 
pecified. The baigtir ad eeileche of ty The Jury aoe feand 
him Guilty, he was sentenced t whist 1 wen 
P49 ait wii see! v eaten deal 
ity. “Phe cireumstances , 
undcr our ere mn news on the ult. Qur readers will 
recollect that Captai ry : 
Savings Bank, and in his official capacity bs. iiged the 
gs 
offences with which he was charged... The Sele Fapom 
mended him to mercy, and teveral officers swkiended to apeak t 
the 
2 
ge 
a 
ate, and J hope that the circumstance of your baving fought 
Guay reais ta yiet co oats cause, and down to the period of. 
pose eon me eenenne ee See fas panel, tat 
aod u be reach aby in ce House of Correction for two years, bit 
ss 490-2 pag: areal bbe tebe: ice tacked 
with king Pa deagy on the high seas, within momar a, 
pa eyes w Ted on board the eds i dendale a? Baron 
42-3" feria t them, 
the charge now preferr oyalnt em, 
re porous . The jury, under his lordship’s : oes 
acquitted the pr rs. T Rar then said that it was most 
t that the indictmen ; ed 
such allega’ ations made, and char; ees, bromghtts as could be 
ne 
a 
a 
ie 
E 
ore a ae + ee has ie indictment. At the same time 
it was a great e il that persons gern al 4 excape punish- 
ment on a mere ‘yoink of form, in consequence 
190040 A 
1000-1 Shree ines, 1008 
ieatines offered = all the horses 
rahe erp. 
‘The sane and Sirtkol, 
