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... There was a remarkable gathering of Bishops In the Hou.se last night presaging a further of the Burials Bill. This measure Came back to the Lords for consideration of the Commons' amendments. these Urn important was one which struck out from a introduced at the instance the Archbishop of York, confining the •operation of the Bill to parish church- Yards where no other than consecrated ground ...

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