... Cashel and Waterford, Sir John Newport, that the suit respecting the munificent bequest of the lute Mr. Fanning: to the poor of this city, which has been pending in the Court of Chancery of England during many years, and which Sir John Newport interested himself ...

... valued freedom of conscience. (Mr. Daunt) would with that sublime prototype of Tory assoevators, John Knox. begged attention to the following extract from John Knox’s dialogue with Secretary Lclhington. It is taken from **Knox’s History,” p. 357:—” Idolatry ...