NOT CARUS WILSON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 57, 6 February 1884, Page 2

NOT CARUS WILSON.

0 A ;i st'artlihg ph¥nom6ti6n Is rdjio rte^'.frt)'ni K&igstpvvn^ (3ariada;< ia^fr^s lape of a'turate wHci^ba^ ' jpihedi-th* Sal\'% . 'ti'b^'Af-iQoljr. ; <Ift^llev;-3>r,}WiJßoni the fiivi'fttp iv quefetion^ has hot -resigned his cariicjr, as !;<» desires, to live, and die j iv the service of the Chiircih'o'f EngJimd. r ..3uta9 .he goes .abcMjt.spealdiJg at fee ip'cetin^ qf the'-^ Army," as ldtig I'a^1 '- a^ it r * <l^ic^"ij[p.^the/driiijken r an^fle-'j prajV^,., a^4,.TO|^.^i)em^ : pibu)i : and 1 ' happy," there ia a' gnsaji.^coiij motion 1 iti > ;^iiglicaji feld. Pressure is bronfeht ' ,(o jqear upon the Dean to have x the

objectionable curate dismWd. The Dean has w lit t«n to the Bishop, and the public h»w sided with the curate, " whose long service m the church, his popttlarity iv the church, his popularity m the city, and the exceeding usefulness of his career are all pleaded m his favor by those who object to his excommunication " As for the curate, he is incorrigible. The " Army," he says, converted an archdeacon's brother who had been proof against ordinary agencies, to say nothing of drunken members of the jDIi i urch j)fj£ngland.