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... DR. ItuGHE'S ANTI-LA.NCET. A clergyman writing to 1/r. RooKE, under date July run, Ibi 1 , speaking of the •• ANTI-1..1/41.k.1 2 Nays :--Uf its style and matter I can judge, for 1 Yarn been an author on other themes for thirty yea N..ne but a mastermind ...
... DR. BOOK L'A ANTI-LANCET. A clergyman writing to Dr. ituuke. nastier date July 15'14 1b74, speaking of the ANIILASCEIV. says : Of it.. style and matter I osa judge , fur I have bean an author uu other themes i.rr thirty yenta. Nune but a MOWwind odious ...
... extracts. After giving the future administration of the foundation, the governing body and management, the Scheme gees on to speak of ...
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... good attendance and the cordial interest manifested in the objectsof the association and the unanimity of the proceedings speak well for the Liberalism of the district. The following were elected the officers for the ensuing year.—President, Mr. J. P ...
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... persisting in speaking after the judge, Mr. Crompton Hutton, had given judgment in a ease in which Mr. Crossland was defendant, the verdict having been found against him. On being asked if he would retract his statement, that he had a right to speak, and would ...
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... that be. cause be believed it. He was not speaking simply the lessons he had learned from a book; he wasnot speaking that which belonged merely to the official character of a minister of Christ ; but he was speaking that which he firmly and steadfastly believed ...
... such thing known in it, speaking as a rule, and, in general, as promotion by merit. Promotion in the Church is promotion by interest and high importunity. (PL Voice : No, and interruption.) Understand me, I am only now speaking the voice of thousands ...
... however, one point on which he m; ;ht speak with some libel He was the son of a clergyman, aid educated Oxford University, and was thus beyond any imputation of being a political dissenter. He could, could, therefore speak as strongly as he liked in his ...