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at. 4i "IitEETING of •.PROTESTAItr dtisT
''YLKIIIEN, convened t• censlder.the CLAIMS of
'ROMAN -CATHOLICS, held at the Croirn and Anchor'
*Wei in thenteand, London, Janne', 22, tars,
GRANVILLE SHARP, rsq..l6 the Chair.
Much iwormation on the subject of the Remus Catholic
Claim, sv romnnmicated by different (kinkiness, and many in.
tesesth:g ai ii weil-autttentieated Sets velie stated, by Which it,
appeared ro the Meeting i • •
I. That.the subject now tinder tondderatlon is of the highest
Importance to-the Welfare and happiness of the• United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland.
2. That, from the eztentive Information now received, It is
ltvident that muds' misapprehandoti prvialls in this Country with
inspect todtrelied,• and to the general Tenets and Spirit of the
Doman Catholics in that part of the Bmg4re.
-S. That the Claims of the Roman Wholes, together with
IlliPrinelplee and Rights of she Protestants, ought to be gravely
end impartially brought before the PO& inot with any party
views, nor in a spirit* of petrienal Iseatillty, but of moderation
; not by eland( prejudice and clamour against
1$ Relliken Catholic, htithy circulating and dickies such info&
Mition is will shew Whether their Claims can be conceded, cow.
Ilestentlyseith the safety of-our P'nefenant State.
L. 4. That, in Order to &Meet tutdellne islinetrieden Ise "
highly interesting topics, and 'is4ilantleseduse to defend
support the Protestant Interest •in thine Realms, a Sudety
should be Instituted on the basis of Civil and Religious Liberty,
as recognized by the British Constitudou.
The Meeting therefore resolved to Ibriss a Society, to be es.
titled THE PROTESTANT UNION, fur the Detbnee and Sup
port of the Protestant Religion and the Bridals Constitution, as •
estabilahed at the glorious Revolution 1688.
In Order to declare the sentiments of this Rand the
prieciples -upon which the Society is forme4thr pre.
sent entered into certain Resolutions. •• %. -• • -
The Committee will be happy to receive any useful eon-.
munications respecting the objects of Tha Pro:estant Union,
-addressed to the Secretaryi Mr. HICILIN at Mr. BICIOASTA f
Bookseller, Easex-street, Strand, London, where copies of the
Resolutions of the Society may be had,gratis.
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