The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-30 00:00:00

•.-11.g YAM .41 A L'fil LATION BILL

Sir Frelerick T;iesi,,,er has given notice of his in-
k-DJ:ion 10 wove, on the third reailing of the bill for
aiirogaTing. the Oath of Aljaration and-the assur-
ance, the following form of oath :7-- - •
" I, A. 8.. do tiny and sincerely acknowledge, pro•
te,s, testify, and d.c'are in my e,.necience before God
►i:d the wood that our Sovereign La.ly Q -Victoria
•awiul and rightful Quern of tlai- realm and of all
her Majrety's dominions and countries therenoto
belonging ;
" And Ido swear that I will bear faith and true alle•
gi ince to her Majesty (been Victoria, and her will dc•
d to the utmo,t of toy po,er against all traitorous
cokupiracies and attempts whats,ever which shall be
~,ade again- t her person, cr wit, or dignity ;
"Ant I will dnb my utmost endeavour to disclose and
;,.ake k nown t her MAj,,,ty and hrr successors all treasons
snd traitorous c-tp,piracies which I shall know to be
against her or any of them ;
And I Rio faithtuliy promise t, the utmost of let
. rower to maintain, support. and defend the succession 01
the Crown against all per,ol.s whatsoever, which ole•
cei.ion, by an act entitled An act for the further lifnitar
:ion of the Crown and better securing the right and
liberties of the subject,' is and stands limited to the Prin.
cess Sophia, Dr ctrers and Duchess Dowager of Hanover,
and the heirs of her body, being Protestants ;
" And all these things I do plainly and sincerely ao
knowledge and swear according to these express words
by me spoken, and according to the plain and coracle°
sen,e and understanding of the same woe is, wlhout se/
quivoc,,tion, mental evasion, or secret reservation sv:l4-
soever ; and I do make this reccgnition, acknowledb•
went and promise. heartily, willingly, and truly, o'o
the true faith of a Chris ian. So help me God."
Claus 3, to leave out all the words from the beginnin
of ittie .2.ti to the end of line 34, and to insert Woe

words :
" I, A. 8., being (:ne of the people called Quakers (orf
one of the persuasion of the people called Quakers, or"
the Unted Bietbren caf.erl Muravians, as the case toil
b.), do solemnly, sincerely, and truly acknowledge,
pr6fess, testify, and dee'are, that Queen Victoria is law"
ful and rightful Queen of this realm and of all othedt
her dominions and countries thereto belonging ; 3°
I do solemnly prorni,e that I will be true and taithful,
and bear true al;egiance Queen Victoria, and to sirs
will be faiihtui against ail traitorous conspiracies a°
attempts wi4stsoe.vr which shall be made against heft
pers. n, crown, or dignity ; and I will du my utia°9
endeav, ars to disclose and make known to Queen 'Vic'
toria and her successors all treasons and traitorous COO.
piracies which I shall know to be made against her, of
,v,y of them ; and I will be true and fai,hlulto the sue'
ct,ssion of the Clown against ail persons whatsoever'
which succession, by an act entitled An act for tri:
further limitation of the Crown, and better securingthi
?igiits and liberties oi OD, entj,,ct,' is and stands limiou
to the Princess Sophia, E ectress mid Duchess Dowager
ot an ver and tue heir-, of her body, bring Proter
tAnts : ano, ail these things I do plainly and sincere!
,•-cknowiedg,', promise, and declare, according to the!:
xprops words by me ppokeii, and according to the Pla'l
a.-.) , d cut:Anon-tens • and undersa, ding of the same woed*.
without any equivocation, mental evasion, or secret re
set cation a hatsoever : at,d I do make this recognitiol
cknowledgment, and proimse, heartily, viillinglYt
truly."