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... flourish without aa blished religion. Mr. Pryme, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Ward, and Mr. Macaulay supported the measure. Mr. Halcomb, and Sir John Hanmer opposed it. Sir RK. spoke with great fervour in opposition te the measure. He contended that Parliament had no right ...