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IMPORTANT DECISION X a RELIGIOUS
CoNTRovERsV.--The English House of
Lords have recently made final and some
what singular decision, in the long contested
case known TO many ofour readers as LADY
Hewley's charity. This consisted ofcertain
manors 10 York, left by Lady Hewley. ia the
time of Charles the Second, in trust 10 sup
port godly preachers Of Chrisl's Holy Cos
pel;" phrase used at the time Of her will,
to designate Protestant dissenters In process
oftime the trust fell entirly into the hands OF
Unitarians. Attention was drawn to the sub
ject BY the report OF the Charity Commission
ers. and bill was filed in Chancerv to
dispossess the Unitarians The Vice Chan
cellor decided against the latter. On an
appeal to the Lords, the opinion ofthe Judges
was taken, and they decided that UnItarians
do not come within the term of the deeds
Mr. Justice Erskiae obserUiag thai fbosc
aeho denied TIE Trinity acre Jlosphemeys;
and therefore they could not be intended BY
the term agodiy preachers This decision
is an important one. and. being final, will
take from this denomination a fund important
TO its existence