SIR—In reply to " C. A. B.'s " queries in the last number of your paper, I cannot do better than refer him to the work I quoted from—viz., Dr. Wright's " Directorium Scoticorum et Anglicanum." The work was published privately: it was printed by Mr. W. J. Perry, 201, Warwick-lane

MONDAY, 21. , , Lord Dungannon presented petitions from several parishes in Lancashire, Shropshire, and Surrey, against the bill for legalising marriage with a deceased wife's sister. Lord Overstone presented petitions in favour of the bill from the officers representing the gene

w w a a n s t t e h d ey an w o a x n t t e e n d m , j azd o w f h ti a h le t ctouenytydid franchise isweaan. and of They e borough franchise, moderate in the former, and large in the latter. The object of the Government in fixing upon a 10/. franchise for counties was not to

and reverence towards superiors and of courtesy towards The same superintendence, the frequent con-4ession awl direction, while they cast off opportu- Oitie s of sin, offer encouragement and assistance growth in holiness. Scrupulous attention to tl 'oe morning and evening prayer

teristics of the new School. The Atonement, Divine Grace, the Working of God's Spirit, the Eternity of Punishment, the Power of the Sacra-. ments—all these great truths, if not formally denied, are really disbelieved. If a man can at once sap the foundation, it is an extremely e

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THE Directors of the Bank of England had a protracted meeting yesterday; and no alteration having been made in the rate of discount, a more cheerful tone pervaded the money market than for several previous days. Towards the afternoon, upon its becoming known that no alteration w

English priesthood; but they have the advantage of a better theological training, and the traditional teaching is more carefully followed'; and so they are so far less liable to err in application of truth in this respect. If our words.are attended to, we feel confident a ()Teat

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. FRIDAY, May 14, Of the Octave. White. SATURDAY, 15, Of the Octave. White. At Evensong Office of the following. While. SUNDAY, 16, SUNDAY AFTRR ARCRN9IIOH. White. MONDAY, 17, Of tho Octave. While. TUESDAY, 18, Of the Octave. While. WEDNESDAY, 19, Of tho Oct

Three petitions from Wesleyans and Congregationalists of Bath, in favour of legalising marriage with a deceased wife's sister, were presented. Mr. Cardwell—l beg to give notice that I shall, on Thursday next, submit the following resolution a That this house, while it abstains f