THE NEWSPAPER. 
the only particular which calls for any gous 
from meis the threat contained in as econd 
am more 
‘ which h ha d a most determined me o decline 
ae 2e al. Still 
er can be so taken Son | 
On the sur- 
ithdrawn that 
l have it to my 
ay Those of their 
gregstion who o duly fe el the duty | of almsgiving, | if 
whatey 
reason for censure or complaint. 
ater Y 
è Rom te 
| blishment for the 
miner ehy The same dete med some ea ago eyo anew 
school for the benefit of the town, which cost upwards 
of 10007. 
said that g 
ee 
“i lica of 
Sisters of 
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this. en an 
are ave 5 
Mer certs of n 
) de vote themselves to the eduention of ‘he children 
the relief ick. 
way in which the Church points o out, ppi 
wili do me the f recollecting that I not now 
the pos riaa 'alstinguishing between that law 
In ai 
e ntr 
to Oxford for the m: depen cs ose of rec e my 
sense of the injustice ‘ot the Tipton re Dr Symons, because 
ntiously performed a painful 
ahim, 
apo ologises for the misa; ppre- 
hen of t a meaning, and states that it is 
rery ‘owl grt the statute might be altered with ad- 
In the meanwhil ile Dr. Pusey thinks it neces- 
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il ded Those terms 
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been offered for this purpose. 
wip die Saturday week the two murderers, 
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“as ings in reference to his suspension, and accordin ngly 
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paca ppr sons 
o the t 
apply them. The Sbri being ets pi of 
cem it, a Par ' pablioly ore at 
ei k that 
ted 
re z x pis the he: for the murder pe his 
publishes a letter to that appa man for the go of 
preventing the mistaken impression whic n his 
em on, might arise fr om Hawkins’ 
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hich th r 
Ne store 
er, 
Alice ee fas the same place. xec! 
scarcely occurred, when Liverpool was again 
y itted i 
at 10, P.M., Mr. Peacop, 
[pears that on Thursday week 
h & Co., flour- 
the partners in the firm of Golding 
Rev 
g the chair, w when rep 
oi ed to the pekas “and that 12k, 18s. 10d. 
ef of t 
e men while on his Suda to his lodgings at Beb- 
S hdt 
zier 
pries for help ran to Ti assistance, but w 
nde å ty No 
acked and seriously wou by the ro 
aid for the reli 
È the 28th S 
ion arose Aes 
rable besser 
ons 
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ally esoned that 
annuities for 15 years, and 17000. for ue = Deke 7 
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Manchester —On We 
of the Anti-Corn Law League was held in onl town, 
Mr. Wilson presided, and the meeting was addressed by 
Mr. M. Phillips, M.P., Mr. Brown, the late candidate 
= Lan cashir re, N Mr £ . Cobden, Mr. Bright, Mr. Brothe 
shop hin 
, of Liverpool, hearing his | | canta 
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dnesday an aggregate meeting p 
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lor r is represented “as hav ving made Pusey’s E 
course, through the medium of a Sirito A Dr. Pu- 
sey says :— 
fe vb respect to to y to state explicitly that 
after my sermon had been 
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meet the who 
usey anbat tantiates this statement, by quoting a 
Dr. 
4 2s. 3 \ be left to tt ti f th Gafiri Te abade rakida made by Bi letter written to him by the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Wyn- 
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be th against Dr. Pus ter, at the time (June 3, 1843), and appeals to it for an 
ma ety svar ty of rps es on the ga a tankega of| in the letter to Mr. March Phillips, from whic Fa A account of what had passed between him and the Uni- 
. B. Phillips, = P., of ee yee The poach- | gave c opious | extracts in our last, has led to a corres- | versity authorities, as a vindication of his reser from 
d the advan ge of sitio ising gro the Ox for authorities and his Lord- | the charge of ied in the letter of 
ng the affray and they succ ceeded in isabling eight ship. Dr. Hawkins, Provo riel, has written a let- | Dr, Hawkins. The Vice-Chancellor’s totter was in 
p 4 la leaving them severely injured in a dite i “the late Vice- Chancellor reply to one from Dr. Pusey himself, of which he says 
t is skull fractured, and three ott p which, with his other papers and 
n of the poachers were ee ee Dr. hea complaining that his Lord- | s, Dr. Wynte ter gris ntly thought it necessary to 
much injured, but were carried off by act com- | ship has hare with undue srp on Gee eon naw him even the sight. The following is an ee 
b e stocks of t uns | This document is interes ting as ain ing the rst o from the Vice-Chancellor’s letter, containing the port 
by the force of the blows. One | cial explanation of many poi : to iri Dr. Pusey refers :— 
n is in Sel on suspicion of being concerned Dr. says, 1 regar “ When the sere. as to the serm s pro ced, r 
we king known the grounds of thi sentenco, the = by the statate. To o` suspension ST hea. = conta ee 
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$ In nd Guers eee peel EE oat During The stressing agitation consequent won the bro. | without, at least, giving you the opportunity of showing 
Be a seror pi Bill rae te me Se ad the | vere associated with him, A ay refused to p —_ ac- pono myo souneels could Figen eget a Fava ot one a deg x 
? ved by the Lieutenant-Governor | count, either of the grounds of their censure upon the sermon, | 5 
th , and communicated to the Bailiff on | or of the of proceeding which they had observed. Be- Lan vie ‘on a sennen, A help of pring Sag 
upon the order in council con- | Heving that it was not their duty to do so, ured that it was | Would not recant, 5 € triin k if had 
z i i i vost Oriel, to frame a document, to which, if you ha 
f ia was registered by the their province to offi whooping gece Te bie ty ne cemented, nothing. would. Dawe sad: Wak come formal 
s of doctrine, much less to grati e curi ol e iy with it, But this you did not do. 
has the force of law. The Bill | public, although they did not pretend to any indifference to proceeding in accordance A é; 
has th i aati’ oatulom the lerni to support, for a time at least, | You propos ifications, and you excepted against a 
s thus been passed consists of enactments to pa kd ae T ig thee by any publication on | Word which was of siderable im ce, as being an 
A Satta f $ igi ny 3 i 1 A Pria ; m 
Ş D yenta ds orint Pay itali I} their part increase the aes a n —_ addi- pregemi Aerer gemena grien farsene raa 
n the words printed in italics, | tional pain upon Dr. Pusey himself, or, above all, make any eir 
rst article, which have been added by order of | paper E theirs the occasion of an irreverent controversy con- carton peda ee ghee ee Scion teeth vani, giao 
jesty in Council:—1. No ral tax to b carg the — nie creme bien ol pec hogs ne! sermon rathe Church held, it would not have 
un! i uty to act under = ki ble to allay such s suspicion by confining your- 
less voted by two-thirds of the States of De- end it; and having ascertained the sense of the sta- ae desis E e > Mace page rmularie esp Wom. alee 
ax not to exceed one penny per as correctly we could, with the aid ose re- s tae) ie al aoon te recant, you should. 
year. Any ta ceeding that amount corded precedents to which we,had access, bt aea relay x ened Babe Sete cee rien pe Psonic poe tor that 
be sanctioned by the States of tion, and m peor boy od at Se peresen er a pol we a k S. urpose, as the sata admit) enj a ns a re n se er 
j o y t adopt the pa st proposed to you. x 
“sa a ile’ Ma esty in “Co s duce no copy of his discourse, the Sprasme areny — woheavoured TO ase whet her you wo red be likely to 
rough one of Her Majesty’s Principal Secre- | that he should be called u n to snemy oe ecant the very words of the sermon, and for this purpose 
T bi b ng the matters of whic he pre ted or accused; but if ana ak a opubli of okak larei 
aoa eenoe. fo De duomi ra (as in this instance) he delivered an authentic copy of the rine oe teak head, but to these also you ua E 
l a ty wherever situated, and | sermon, there was no room for evidence or cross-examination, kabes under A nost that could be said of the statements 
real property in the bailiwick. 3. The said pro- | and we onig to gue he sermon iadh not So genre Jections, anuiit took down from your mouth was, that they 
x r the present debt. tates | with the writer the CociTaet. ” Thi infal | Were qualifications of the language of the sermo ese 
ing them with the formularies of the = PAB aze tempts to bring about a recantation having sub- 
eras parochial taxes. | duty, accordingly, we endeavoured to discharge as carctily aè stantially failed, and it being strongly impressed on my mind 
l tax is to be levied the constables s ve could. et, in point Ep S e paren cin = that, besides partic ng pe jjections, an ro Pep had been taken 
ye time, some explanation a laini to the general of the sermon, which, of course, no recan- 
t fi -en | author; for Dr. Pusey sent a letter with the sermon, explaining tati tiga A, I at len ad sä my mind that no 
sentiments at greater length with reference to the passage | tation could touch, . i odg a i to BE Bs vale 
hal e e o “to have a douz ch was most likely to b onstrued; ee rs —_ ae = D oe TE Pevertheless, the only alternative, 
7 send oes ot. He momint 1 5 deputy n the ooe ider divines ergs the fathers, namely, suspension. is is my version of what has passed, 
and orhit douzaine to sen k ith parallel passages from older h loyed à if it differs materially from yours, it is because, as a matt 
F e to consist of twelve members, ees 9 ar. io the sermon See ‘ee nt neo] of necessity, it was intrusted to a third perso: who, however 
* | But the judgmen friendly to bo and admirably qualiñed for a peace- 
iis cted for life I byt beg Aart payers of the canton, | the proceedings. ce-Chancellor pase: =e that a water’ uld not exactly pat himself in the place of either.” 
4 Em sided by ele of uestion as respected the writer, could not forge ; x d of Ord 
bi 3: The first e cgi are Tecate might be mipmcennedo’. or his expression Plymou t is the intenti whee th = ace rie e 
i ificati ection ; and even if in themseives nance to o r the har bou r at this port fo > 
Ti e qualificati it of qualification or corr 3 saad? 
ion fora a  douzenier to b T quar rable, might be no proof that the author entertaine nounders, capable 5 = 
9: The cx * area rn f preventing such mi , 
ntonal douzaines to have the nana sound opinions.’ For the purpose 0 ie? dhot sho E b eae: nt P aiian He ights er 
x% i 4 r tered i mmunication red-hot shot, will be eree 
of the roads w ithout ‘the barriers, 10. Th hensions, thersrerval between the delivery of the jadgment upon | at the row and -= or two others at other po aul at 
to cotta e to represent the pari the sermon (May 27), and the Space is uig meee, the | Mount Edg avy will also be placed aon the 
Ei is true, th -Chanceilor, who is as | m; ’, Point, St ill, an oun 
f, and to have the administration preacher (June Me a is tracy Mesire the writer to wait upon Citadel t ill, r s = 
A States of Dolikernoti | So id he eall u y writer, nor did he consider ìt his | Wi h cessary estimates ha been made, a 
he Pree and Jarata, 13 the Clea | Ny to satar to cnet wiionaaneycrvece|rications will ÎE is understood, cost upwards of 
eur, 1 ; Deputies of St, Peter’s Port, | points of doctrine, and did n ši 3 he f q i. 
i š is most intimate friend, written papers , ‘ Frang 
arishes, 9: Tot . 12. The smal to Dr. Pusey nf mot ren to his discourse, and giv- | 0m ford.—On Sat 2 pteys 
ates, instead of being the constables, | stating the Sper im any meaning improperly | Mr. Mana applied fi si : ki aah vig and no opposition 
h ing him opportunity to di PP 
embers as the douzaines may choose from | Sttached to his expressions, and eciare his — a ing been offered, it was immedi ately granted. It was 
nd A be elected for each meeting. | those parts of our articles ies with which, under | Stated that the joint estate would probably pay about 
m Pi i his expre had appeared to be at < Mi rodit H 
tates of Deliberation to) saratar ss Pasey replied to these communications at some 2s. Gd. in g5 . r. Mann’s private creditors wi 
Or adj Fights and liberties, and 1 mAy propor end- Siit the os not hev ving proved satisfactory tohim, | receive 20s. d on the 22d instant, and the 
ke u shall | gna hìs answers havin: iled to  satisty the the Vi —— surplus of his private oper r oe 12 $ ah be 
wo- it sult e joint estate. 
7 submitted a Anir gh aly 38 ee o isane,” harpl — Mer its np dery Friday at the Union 
k e Bishop, in reply to this, toting hi the body of an old woman 
onth, and shall then be de- o Ec “a authorities with not understanding his lette er, weckkoaie! in this town, = e body of an c ’ 
jority of votes. 14. The President to)“ ay al oa observations were most explicitly limited to th ry ars of age, whose death, it was 
vs a requisition signed by one-third piin ies of the law which you had to ad to errs — : a joned by ili usage and exposur 
ree constituent beliet: or by any 10 | of that law nat that it ue ar of canton and jealousy,’ to parm through being Nucmupats removed as a pauper 
of El o be com aposed collecting ed ge aR i a You say, onal o that Union. The evidence taken was exceedingly 
2 the douze m Saye Lordship did not mean to cast choc ate volamino ous, but the facts may be briefly told. Deceased 
of th t, 70 e douzeniers and ai conduct :’ I answer, that anti I read yi e omara f out-d tef f tł ion, and 
n could see in what I + ass A 
e sent country, 130: Total 2 222. ne: — | haye jod jaded it impossible that a t any S rraga ee sae in TATE $ | Om the 2d ult, he parish of Llangarren, 
members of the 
