TIE ASHBURTON <3T^ftDfAN : THHESDaY, JUKE 20, 1901

I 1 Printed and published by ALFBBO JdHN Tykrkll-Baxteb, of Burnett a tree b east tor the Proprietors, Robbet Bekz, and Henry Adam Maokat, at their Frittt'nir Office Burnett} Street, Aehburbon '- maUiSDAT, JdNS 1901



T. Bullock. FOR SALE 50 AORES 50 Being R S 32465, fronting Road leadiDg from Maronan lo Rangitata Trafii3 bridge ; m its native state ; suitable for paddock for travelling stock Particulars on application T_ BULLOCK. for sale 144 AORES 144 Being R, 8 52483, situated juafc opposite Mr C J Harper's homestead ; ab pment is tb« oooupatioß of Mr G H Sewell For terms and full particulars apply to 1 BOLLOCK, Ageab TO LET Deeirable Residenoe fronting Main Sooth Road, Tinwald, comprising —Comfortable Dwelling House of eight rooms, verandah, waghhouse, etc, also stable, cheffhoase. trap shed, efco, together with 4 acrea of land, part of which forma garden and orchard ; ab 1 present m the occupation of Mr Henry Ford, Full particulars) terms, etc, on application TOjgLLOOK, Agenfa TO LBiT, """ /COTTAGE of 4 Roomß and Verandah, \J conveniently situated m Oox Street) Low Rental T BULLOCK, Agent) ~~ FUK BALE. Building Site on West Side Towa Section 1122. containing IRRootd t froniine Wills Street Wcßb Favorite Street for Reddeaoeß Inspection invited Terms if required T BULLOCK, Agent) TO LET, SMALL Cottage centrally situated m Cameron Street Apply T BULLOCK, Agent. TO LIT, LOT 46;.'<fbntaining £ Acre Good Land, fronting Eton Street, Hampatead Apply to T BULLOCK, Agent FOR SALE? Property m Wills Street, fronting the Domain. BEING Town Section 584, containing acre, on which is erected 2 comfortable 4 roomed Cottages; 3he property is con* veniently situated, fronting the Domain, and only a few chains from the Railway Station, Inspection invited. Terms aud full particulars on application to I. BULLOCK, Agen FEVERiSH HEAT, PREVENT FITS, GONVUISIOHS, Em Preserve a healthy atate of the consti tution during the period of Teething. The words "JOHN ST££DMAN, CHEMIST, WALWOKTH, SURREY," Are engraved on the Government Stamp affixed t» " each Packet. Kemphorne.Prosssr aad Cta. A.o'eofe-i GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ** DEPARTMENT. Estabiisheilß7o. EVERY POLICY GUAHAHTMBP BY THE SXAXS. Bird's-eye View of Growth orOlce. FUNDS, 1878 .. £292,623. 1893 .. £2,861,534. At the present time ths Funds amount to over THREE MILLION POUNDS. Present Annual Income, over £400,000. The leading London Insurance Journal) The Post Magazine and Insurance Monitor t Bays,—"The only institution of the kind at present m oxistence managing its affairs on commercial principles is tho Life Assurance Department of the Colony of New Zealand. . , . Although the operations of the De* partment are confined to ft email colony, the figures reached are very large, exceeding those of the great majority of British com panies. . . . Many of our companies at home might learn from it«, useful lessos." 1} CommiMioM*. notice; ~~~=- A NY person or persons found Trespassing on the Riveradale Eat&te m pursuit) of game or otherwiua will be pioaeouted. 21 W S STR&NGE JAMES BAKER. Furnishing .Warehouse, {Havelock Street; HE guarantees to sell ab Qhdstchurob prices for Cash or Time Payments. ' PRIZE FOWLS ■■■""""" FOK~SALE 9 PUREBRED Indian Gam*, Minorca Brown Leghorna, Langshans an Fekia Ducks ; Cockerels from os H G BERRYMAIS PiANOFOitTE, THEORY & HARMONY. Ernest Empson, CTiA.B. Teacher of the Aasocia- KJ ted Board of the Royal College of Mnaic and the Foyal Academy of Music, London,, is prepai jd to receive pupila for tha above. Eooma above Mr H M Jones Eaab Street* HE FOUND RELIEF. George Robert Rudkin, Town Clerk, Ku* mara, says :—" I have very great pleasure m stating that, having used Chamberlain* Pain Balm m a very severe attack of sciatica I fouod immediate relief. Had before trier t many other embrocations for the came par <■ pose, but found this the most effioacion a. Several of my friends who have been aMiefe ed with rheumatism have on my adviae tatted Chamberlain's Fain Balm with equally g-ood results. I confidently recommend it to tf jobb m need of a good household liniment or em brocation: ' Chamberlain'a Fain Bftliti is sold by Aahburton Drug Uompany. IPrioK Is 6d and da TTTANTED Knowa — The Bap ~* ff* Lightning Shirt Gloss Is sold b atl Grocers ; » wondftrfal Shirti gUm



NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. ~-~:o: QPE 01 A L ATTENTION IS DIRECrED TO ©UR TATLOEIISG DEPARTMENT. Fit and Style Guaranteed. Fqual to the Best Ohristchurch Work. Large Selection -of Tweeds and Suitings. INSPECTION INVITED. N.Z. CLOTHfNG~EACTOIiy. JUST IN ' TIME GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. Single and Double Barrel, from 80s to £7 10s OAETRIDGEa EW» Blue, Smokeless, and Universal; NEW OLUB, NEW RITAL HORSE~CLTPPERB CHEAP AND GOOD. f> A "jVf/^ |7 Q, ("Orion,"' 11 Zealandia," and "Sootts") Regi^er ■XVjLJL.I 1 \JTX_i^ Grates, Mantel Pieces, -Gurden and Carpenters' Took, Lamps, Baildera' and Furnishing Ironmongery, etc. Kindly Pay Me a Visit, and Save Money. G. MEDDINS, The Peoples Ironmonger, Burnett Street, Opposite Arcade MELLOR'S " ZEALANDIA BOOT STOEE IS THE KING OF BOOT SHOPS. Pronounced by the Ashburton Public to be the Obeapeet and Most Reli&ble Boot Sbop m Ashburton. nPHE FOLLOWING IS A FFW OF OUR PBICES :— Men's Good Bluchers, great valne . . ... Hsa lid Men's Good Shooter Boots from ... ... ... 9a 6d Men's Lsght Sunday Boob, good value, at ... ... 8s 6d Ladien' Pretty Oxford Shoes from ... ... ... 6a 6d Children's Boots from ... ... ... Is Od Boys' Strong School Bcots, very cheap: only ... ... 4a 6d Lades' Leather Slippers from ... ... ... 3s lid Men's Oanvas Shoes ... ... ... 6a 6d A»d a Thousand Other Lines that Defy Competition at J. MELLOR'S ZI'ALANDU BOOT STOEI TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. CHOICE SHADJKS In Evening D-388 Goods*. All! iOJNJiS In Evening Silka AjLJL COJLOxtb In Evening Satins LOVELY DESIGNS * *-* m^ ■ . NO yELTIES In Ivening Shawl, VARIOUS STYLES m Ev^ B FANS] GLOVES, HOSE, LAOES, CHIFFONS RIBBONS SEE OUR WINDOWS MJTCHELL AND TDRNEE. THt DRAPERS. WINTER GOODS, WINTER GOODS. *™"w™ tO* ■■■■■'""* NICHOLAS AND PICKFOBD have just received ex b.b Wakanul and Paparoß.f | their Winter Supply of WARM SLIPPERS, EVENING SHOES, WALKING SHOES, BOOTS, &c. Children's Winter Slippers ab Bd, 10d, le, 2s 6d, and 3s per pair Ladies' Winter Slippers at Ib, la 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, Sa 6d» 7a 6d, and 8a per pah Gentlemen's at all prices ' Also,—Children's, Ladies', and Gentlemen's Goloshes. The Beßt Golosh manufactured INSPECTION INTITBD; ' NICHOLAS & PICKFOED, EAST STREET. BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST T^OB TURNIP RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be niadh for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN iviRYWHEBE LAST SEASON, MANURE OAN BE SUPPLIED W 1 Owt» or 2 Cwt. SACKS Orders received by DAVID THOMAS, OR 'J7WLK* i».sfc. CO»«LfJPJ£Ji:*A.TI'VE A SiSOCIATIOW OF CA.BJTISIfcBtJI*Y, JLJinited., OAKTEBBURY FROZEN SIEAT AND DAISY PROPUGB EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. 8 B. WAYMOUI.. Secretary.



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Morrow, Bassett & Go 9 Wills Ptreet, IMPORTED PLOUGH SHARES. EANSOMES' B.N.F. and HORNSBY'S "C's' SHARES ALL SIZES IKON FIELD GATES. 10ft, lift, and 12ft FFUCWCJMTERUL M. PHTFP?, W^ger ANDRKW ORR. I" MME NS E ARRIVALS OF ! New Autumn Goods* NEW JAOKETS, NEW MANTLES' NEW CORSETS, NEW DRESS GOODS NEW SILE6, NEW MILLINERY, NEW FEATHERS, NEW RIBBONS, NEW MACINTOSHES. NEW »LANNEL& HEALTH FLANNELS, NEW BLANKETB NEW OARFEJB NEW LINOLEUMS, NiilW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT NEW TAILOBIN6 DEPAETMJfiNT, BEST SCOICH, IRISH, & ENGLISH SUITS MADE FROM Fit and Style Perfect. DRFSBMAKING DEPARTMENT, GiviDg the utmost Batisfaction. Orders Turned Out With Despatch j ANDRHW QRR, |j. V. DE BEEE WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER TUST Arrived, TWO CASES OF V Electroplate and Sterling Sliver Wsre from the celebrated Manafactarere, WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD. j Articles euitable for Presentations, and Wedding Presents a Specialty, INSPECTION INVITED. | WATCHES. [ Another Parcel of three dozen NICKEL KEYLESS LEVERS afc 27a ; This is the watch than has given pueh ! unfailing satisfaction, that It m needles] i to mention its numerous excellent qua] ties. Everyone sold is an advertistmen m itself. NEW JEWELLERY $1 ENGAGEMENT RINGS. £80 Brooches, Bracelets, Bangles, Muff chains. The Newest Novelties m Gold Charms The Latest Appliances and Appointments FOR SIGHT TESTING just to hand. J. V. DE BEER East Street, Ashhurtor? A CARD. MESSRS StfIiiiiI&GRESSWELL BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS CHRISTCHURCH, HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE at Mr Davison's, West Street Aahburtcn, where they wiU attend every THURSDAY and on other days when necessary. They will be represented m Ash burton by Mr J. Davison, who is authorised to receive Instructions on their behalf, and to whom commuaicabloca may be addressed. We have various sums of money awaitln nveetmeot ab lowest current rates. STRINGER &"~ORESSWEL!., SOLICITORS, CHRISTCHUROH & ASHBURTON Wade s TeetbSg Powdkhs for Babies are soothing, reduce fever and prevent blotches ; price, Is : Smoke iNew Venus



DANCING & WOOD CARVING MRS CURTIS holds above Glasses for FRIDAYS at> Arcade Chamber*, Wood Carving 1.30, Children c Clauses, j 3,30, Practice OlaHB 7.30 _______ I WANTJED, 20,000 Hares. WE Have appointed MesSß i ANNEI Bros, to act as our AGENTS For AehburiOD and District, and they wilt'pay Top Prioeß. Consign to— TONKIN AND CO., FAIRFIELD ARCHITECT. ARCADE) OB AMBERS AvSHBUKTON. TFgyoawftnt« NEW BOUBE, o. Altai tioDB, or Newest Style of Decoration, CONSULT MR /GJ-R. Cal) and see the NEW FIBBOtiE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, at half the price ________ PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T 0A N 8 GRANTED FwOSf and upwards, afc onrrent ratesi Full Particulars on application. WORKING EXPENSES on ail Shares re now duo and payable' Office ■—Tancrad Streeti Office Hours—9.3o a m till 4pm FiraO Tuesday m Month—9 30 an> till p m ', and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBEKTB, M&n&ge SPORT. &PGKT SPORT GUNS GUNS. GUNS. HARDIFY BROS BAST STREET, HAVE TO HAND, dfreob from the . Manufacturers, a large Coofiigntnenb of the Famous NEW RIVAL CARTRIDGES. Large supplies also arriving of Eley's Amberite, Blue Shulze, Kynock's Nobels, etc. Special clearance of Wire G*rtridgeß, owing to being overstocked. GUNS, GUNS. For First-class Guns, afc a low price, give as a trial ; our prices defy competition. GUNS of all makes REPAIRED and put m first-class order by a Practical Gunsmith. Address— HABDLEY BEOS SMOKE" NOSSJSG^Y TOBACCO The Latest and Best) Manufactured by T 0 Williams & Co I], Richmond Va. TVTATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY IN CO. OF N.Z, LTD. TIMABtJ i IMPROVED IT ARMS FOR SALE. 530 acres Rangitata, 250 acres Olaramont 250 acres W&itotia, 200 acres Waihau, 250 acres Kingsdown, 1000 acref Ota'o, 500 acres Totara, j And others of various si^et m Sot tin Canter ' bury Improved Farms lor lea^e, with right o purchase 1170 ocres Fairlie, 505 acres Tnt,ara, and 265 acres Totara Also unimproved agricultural and grazing Trma of various sizes on the Rainoliffe and levels Estates, and two well Improve ?■ tafcion properties of 7000 acre* each. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS Cd OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Ltd Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Stores Weat Street, Aanburton. EVERY Description of Farmers Requisites at lowest rates. Groceries, Hardware Saddlery, Cornsaolrß s Woolpacks, Twine, Oils' Tinware Horse Oovnra Soft Goods & Boota —-—-'li GRAIN SOLD ON 'COMMISSION. Having reliable information from out gents m other parts of the Colonies, we are a position co obtain hip.hnst possible priced ior all grain placed m our hands for disposal, Shareholders should be particularly care ful to enquire from ub and inspect our goods befcre ordering elsewhuie. WE have several really first-class Farms for Sale on cur books, and farmers wishing to purchase would do well to call on us for particulars :— 1000 Acres Lauriston District) 750 „ Wakauui 5 1031  Cherlsey „ 1958 i, Dromore „ 1180 „ Springbura „ 476 „ 5000 lt Hinde „ (In lots to suiti purchasers 2000 „ Mitoham „ 400  Fairfield „ 1000  near Alford 700  Newlands 700 „ Overdale „ 300 „ „ S). F GIBSON Man a go j j LADIES ! f^ FNUINETaiIor-madeCoetumes, Habitfi \3T Jackets, Rainproof Mantles &o, made to mrasurd m the latest Styles and neweßt Materials. Fit and workmanship guaran u^ed. GENTLEMEN! We have just opened our ex 8.8 'Ranga tira' a large Shipment of Now Winter Goods We respectfully invite inspector of our new Worsted and Vicuna Suitings, Serges, Scotch, Irish, and West of England and New Zealand Twoeds, Meltonft, Beavers, Vendi tiaas, New Rainproof Covert Coating*, real 1 Donnybrook' Irish Friezes, Ac. Suits, to measure from £3, Trousers from 15s. Om | motto is alwaya • Satisfaction !' i ORAIGHEAD & BERRYMAN The Leading Tai!ors and Outfitters, 'ABHBURTON Ladies visiting Dnnedlo are invitedM visit the hair dressing roorar of A to ' Hendry, Princes Street. They are repleb i • with every comfort for halrdreseing ebaropooniDg, elogeing, etc*



and not appearing, and I pray them > to be pronounced contumacious, and m pain of such their contumacy, that it be decreed to be proceeded to the pronomctDg your definitive sentence, and I porrecfe a schedule, which I pray to be read. The Vicar-General accordingly read the second schedule, and, while be v*m do ng bo^ ' MrKensit again advanced to ihe table' hut he immediately retired. HeaSfii for Ail: Young and Old. , We are glad that our blood-purifying and blood-forming remedy is good for ■ i all ages. It brings health to pale and ' 1 feeble children-and it relieves the de bility and weakness that naturally com© to old age. ] Mr. Levi Sargea&t, of Grenfell, New South Wales, sends us this letter, With his photograph: •«I ha.TO been a terrible sufferer from rheu matism and sciatica. I tava spent; a great deal of money m trying to get rid of the pain, fcut -without awl, anO aave been confined to tli© bed for months at a time. I then triea AVER'S Sarsaparilla and neean to improta at once. After tatisg only six bottles I felt quite well, and now am able to go about my work again. I might add I am seventy-five years of age." You cannot enjoy good health unless yoa havo a daily movement of the bowels. Ayer a Pills cure constipation. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. mHE GOVERNMENT INSUR ANCE DEPARTMENT is prepared 60 grant EMPLOY ERS OF LABOR Covers against Risks connected with tbeir Trade or Business under l( The Workers' Compensation Act," "The Employers' Liabilities Acts," as well as under the Common Law. Owners of Property and Mortgagees also protected under Special Tables. PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE EFFECTED IN ALL BRANCHES. For particulars as to Rates, etc., apply to the Local Office of th« Department. J H RICHARDSON, Commissioner WelliDgton, 6th June, 1901. 6 149 JAr? Attack of Measles, j I k Bad (Sough. A Quick Sure. | :•;•■ " Mr. Lane, Oamaru. :• •j " Dear Sir,—l wish to add my £ J; testimonial to those you are publish- ;•: § ing about your Emulsion. My niece |: :»; had a bad attack of Measles, which ;j; J left her very weak, and with a bad £ >; cough. I gave her your Creasoted ;| •I Emulsion, and it was wonderful how :•: : >; quickly she recovered. The cough ;J •i stopped almost at once, and the way :•: I she put on flesh was marvellous. •:■ ♦! When she returned to her home her :• :j mother would hardly believe she had ■:• j; had anything the matter with her, ;•: $ and said she looked better and >: ♦i stronger than ever. Yours truly, :j •: S. Gibson." J: j Lane's toasoted Emulsion | j; Of Cod Livbe Gir, with Hypophos- £ •: phitss of Lira amd Soda. :•: •j is undoubtedly a quick and positive •:« •• cure for coughs. It cures the cough :•: •j of measles, the croupy cough,'-_thc |i i whooping cough, and other affections :•: :J of the lungs by soothing and healing | 'i the inflamed surfaces. And while it §j $ is curing it is adding flesh and £ \ strength by' helping the digestive § •i organs m the assimilation of food. !;: :■ Children are thus transformed into |: :•: perfect pictures of health when _no § ':■ other form of cod liver oil or no other 1; remedy will do them any good. j;| I Lane's Greasoted Enjulsioi? | •i At all Chemists and Stores. * |:| Price, 2s. :•: -BEECHAM'S PILLS For Billion* and Nervous Diaorders, such as Wind and Pain m the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after Meals, DizziDeßs and Drowsiness, Cold, OhiUo, Flushing of Heab, Loss of Appetite, .Shortness of Breath, Coßbivenesß, Blotobeß on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreamn, and all Nervous and Trembliog j KensaUoos,, etc. The First Dosb will give j Relief m Twenty Minutbs. This is do! Fiction. Every Bufferfer is earnestly invited j to iry one Box of theao and they will be acknowledged to tt Worth 4& G3Jli«llA a BOX \ BERCHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore Females to complete health They promptly remove ar.y nbsbruo tion or irregularity m the ayotem For a WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER, They act like magic—a few doses wil work wocders upon the Vital Organs Bbrengthening the Muscular System, restor ing the lonploat complexion, bringing back the beet of appetite, and arousing with fch robasb health the whole physical energy 0 the human frame For throwing off fever m kob climates they are specially renowned That's sre l facts' admitted by thoaaands, ih all classics of Society, and one 0! the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that BEECHAM'S PILLS have the Largest Sale of any Patent Medicine m tae World BEBCHAM'B PILiJL.S Have for many years been the popula amily medicine throughout the Britis Colonies, and they now stand WITHOUT A RIVAL. PKePaTED ONLY BY WMOMAB UJEECHAM, ST. HELEN'S, E Sold everywhere m tties—9|<3, la 1 Is 9d each



Confirmation of the Itlsliof) of Loiukm ' ,o, —_— | Dr Arthur Foley Winningfcon-In-' gram was on April 17th confirmed ia j his elfc< ion to the See of London m ! succession to the late Dr Mandell Oreighton, the proceedings taking place m the ancient church of h't Msry-le- Bow, Obfapaide, which was well filled a considerable time bffrore the hour ffxed for the proceedings to begin. In ! the coursa of the ceremony several ) protestg were made; and ir, wns marked almost throughout, with vi- Beemly incidence, cheers?, hisses, and groans being frequently heard. Much of the official met was carried on m dumb 6how, and was neither heard nor understood by the congregation, The chief opposer was Mr John Rensit, who | occupied a prom m nt position for bis purpose m the nave, and who was accompanied, apparently, by many of his firiendl. &a will be seen, the series of protests made by him were on the gi ound, generally, as he alleged, of the e>oerdotal sympathies, of the new Bishop. On the Vicar General asking that Oppoaera be publicly called, Mr Kensit advanced with a long written protest-, hia reading of which was constantly interjupted with both dissenting and approving crips. He stated that he protected agaiust Dr Winnbgton- Ingratn's appointment as Bishop of London, a* when he was consecrated S^uilragan Bishop of Stepney ' he made a number of promises which he never even attempted to fulfil.' A scene of disorder here occurred, and The Vicar-Genera! threatened to ilear the Oourt if the disturbance con tinued. Continuing, he stated that he could not hear whether Dr Win niogton-logram had broken his pro mis »or not. Did Mr Kensit object to thl* election by the Dean and Chap ter of Bfe Paul's ? Mr Kenait—l do. The Vicar-General—fben state your reasons } but remember that tne elec tion is entirely on act of the Sovereign. Mr Ketislt—Yen, bat ao act inter preted by a Dean and Chapter who h»ve been Romanizing our churches all over fb© diocese of London Another disturbance occurred at this point, whereupon The Vicar General said,—-I shall keep my word, and shall olear the Court if the dia'arhance continues The Bishop* Elect—l am allowed to Rek my friends who are present to re main perfectly silent while Mr Kensit reads his protest Mr 'Kenait—Thank you Would your Lordship allow me to state my objections, and I will then leave you tojtsnget I am not possessed of a legal mindj as yon are The Vicar General—We must under stand what ybor objections are Mr Kensit— You have a judicial mind, I have not ; bat I can juigo as « layman, and I know that Dr Win nington-Ingram has done certain things which according to my Book of Common Prayer he ought not to have done. After nay objections have been read, I am prepared to proceed to the Oourts to prove that he is unfit to pre side over this diocese as a Protestant Bishop c£ the Ohutch of England. Will you let me read my notes? J think you will then b? m a position to judge* You do not know what I bib going to say. Continuing reading, Mr Kensit stated that by means of the Easfc London Church Fuud, over which the Bishop Fleet presided, his Ifdfihip had helpod »nd encouraged thu most extreme law braakpra Tha Vicar Genera!—l cannot go into that now, or whether he has been faithful or unfaithful. I must confine y- U to yoar obj«ot.ion to the proceed injja of the Dean and Chapter Mr Kensic said thafc he oi>j<'cfcpd to the Bishop Elfct personally on accoutt of his utter unfaithfulness to the r ro miaefc which he made at his consecra tion The Vicar General—We will take that; aa your second objsction. The matter, he afterwards remarked, bad been argued over and over again, and it was useless to. go over the sam* ground. He repeated that his hands were tied by precedent Mr Kensit said he wished to object to Dr Winnington-Ingram*e election per Bonally on fch© ground of his immorality ( 'SbaniP, shame'), by which he meant imm' yality of taking pay for doing one thing and deliberately doing another. The Vicar General—l have no power to try that. Mr Kensit—ln what way am I al lowed to object personally ? The Vicwr General—That is not a question for me to answer. I citnnot hear you except professionally. MrKeneit replied that Dr Winntng ton-Tngram appeared there professionally as their Bishop, and he inquired whether he had not the right to state his objec tions. If he were allowed to do so, the Victr General could bpb, with his judicial mind, whether the objections were right or wrong. The Vic»r General—Sitting here judicially, lam only to take notice of objections that come before me &<? a Judge, and as a Judge governed by precedes t. Mr Kansit, m other passages of his protest, complained of proceedings on the part of Dr "Winnington-lngram which he maintained were opposed to the teaoling of the Church of England. The Ticar General said th»t he could not go into the points complained of. Mi Kensit asked if be could claim that the confirmation be stopped. The Vicur General—No, Mr Kensit, after thanking his L^rds tblp for his patience and consideration. stated that he should hand his note over to the Presa. MrFiilingham again read his obj pc tioQ, and protests were afterwards made by Colonel Lffroy, Colonel Fitz p»trick, Mr J H Fall«rton, Lieutenant Colonel Spencer Acklam, Mr John Kensit, jud, and Mr C J Wiseman, The nature of the complaints, generally was similar to that advanced by Mr Kenoit, The Vic&r-Generil remarked that «very objection which had been taken might hsve been urged m a Ccvtrt of law. The ceremony then proceeded m the accustomed form, "the opposers" being »gain publicly called by the Apparitor Cienaral. Mr Day—l accuse of contumacy all and singular'the persons so as afore* fluid cited, iatimatod. publicly called,