They are as <open and; notorious ' a3 the fruita of any fleahly sip, ' gross,, as a mountain, open, paipabte.* And n6thing will induce mc with niy eyes? ■open to give' the Holy Communion to one "who expresses ao sorrow for these sinY and gives aopromiseof abandoning them." Preliminary ""prdceedinge * • against thei were takes in rthe 6oaxi 6i Archei, Ira 6 there was no appear-: ance gn-M? £&&» no notice had been taken by him of any subsequent pror ceedings. Aii (Met to compromise the mattecaraff made by the eoliSitors acting on behalf of Mrs Swayne, the terms being that Mrs Sw&ya© should, be admitted to the o| %bp r Holy Cjpcamunioa; and tbjt wk ftpol<%yJbjl and Vat. tho coat of the respondent should bo inserted in cer4 tain newspapers; and further, that* of the proceedings. To these termsj the respondent Would not agree. Mc S. O. Baokmaster, »«■ counsel for Mra Swayne, now applied that his client's tofeeadroittsijto th« .ifiigSt restored to her, and .that an appropriate? punishment should be inflicted upon the respondent The respondent was called, ! but did not appear..nor was h$ repre-l sented."—Lord Penzahce, in delivering judgment, said that Mrs Swayne had a to b# admitted to the sacrament, and the refusal by the reepwidenfe of that {right was an offence against the ecclcaiaa, ticaJL Jaw, ordiaary, the practice watr first to admoitiEh a re spondent in such a case as thepreseut. But here there were ciroumstancee which indaeed the Couit to take if different ■ course. Hi«( lordship then read

in which he SS£E?^' the Court of Arches the matter, on the ground Court was a temporal court, and tIJL* had no more power than a county cenT* a court-martial to deal with It appeared to his lordship tnat thatS?" showed that the respondent did not iaTl to obey an admonitiott i! i| and that therefore to issue It woaid^ 8 be a cause of delay and additional e^T 1 The order woaia be that the feS 48, be euspended ad officioet a bm^fichi^ the Court from considering any Sf* tion that tue xf he should, in: the ihWvli^ nut Mrs Swayne to the' The judgment of the Court is cettaS, one which will commend itself 'tS: mind of any not blinded by a spirit of bigotry auS tolerance. 