To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,.-Your correspondet who compiains of the Clergymmin of Camnberwell for not paying the evening lecturer, it altogether wrong. The regular service ot the church of }ngland is a sermon in the morntie, w,tth prayers; and prayers in the afteroon. He is not obliged to give a sermon, I believe, in the afternoon. The evening ;envice is a novelty; and the Clergyman may refuse his pulpit, if be cleases: at any rare, he should not par for it. 'ours. &,c. A LAYMAN. July 0I. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ThIES.