The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11 00:00:00

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. the inquiring
nd fairer judg-
e priestly con-
murder. The
's is, that none
sup ply a safe
" im pious and
unjust to corn-
!te standard of
lave not sworn
.nd in another,
s damnable ?
urray was first
:ns. His recent
admits that he
admits that to
he publication.
Indy opened
.a
aces, and all is
him. During
in the public!i-
-y called on in
amen, to name
errors of Dens
to the demand,
ends his clergy
of study—nut
yet the abomin-
intry has been
and they have
cially guarded.
ng, if he bad,
lined of recom-
er a year's ac,
id demoralising
recommending
hus pictures of
xistecce except
framed of cog-
, which if they
etreat of intel-
rot to be so em-
tligacv without
id. No reason
'Ghee, was ac-
'cli of Home of
I do not ascribe
:suit may have
urselves called
inslatinn likely
Dr. Murray is
ho are to inter-
Rapturous anti
defence which
.turrity afforded
ne to the heart
:uliar point, in-
ely been visited
istonces, there
hear.) I con-,
longer detain-
)rought against
a dissemination

the iniquitous
nto public view
those doctrines
;, or if, in the
he Roman Ca-
pernicious chic-
been formally
iberty of bring-
er consult the
anntry at large,
arch of Home of
she had never
doctrine of the
leir theoretical
pose of making
;reek down that
acknowledged.
been partially
indulged with
f the Church of
aken place, I
Id of wheat he
nd, in like man-
er withhold the
rive to mix up
Far she has suc-
;lid herself; for
; subjecting the
v, and have al.;
But now, in
book which the
n reading is the
ou a subject of
asure upon the
jailed your own
and vigour in
will, by God's
berefore, whitl
has been front
;he has promul-
ant acts, those
u the dark ages
en promulgated
s which I now
ly those which
defence of the
•upted by some
'he accusations
ire founded on
f they admitted
tion in either of
tatements made
prove that the
rich she had in-.
des having been
tat the charges
rave stated have
the Church of
we led her into
upon those who,'
If of the charges
said, I will beg
his clergy by
toinan Catholic
;ion sir; and the
my remarks to
ove the charge
0-fold capacity.
n a former part
,ind. Dr. 1i ar-.
should be read
they have each
the College of
Dens, and this.
!rnicious tenets
Doyle declares
where this pro-
his oath is in-
. My respected'
ly at Hereford,
e may, I think,'
tatement which
h statement re-
intradiction. I
t credit to any
remained one
;bee stated that
d the identical
ilogue for 1811
looks published
Dens' complete
nice £3." Thii
c colleges, and
as the safest
dic students a
college in Ire-
an oath adrui-,
din, at Cork, at
n administered,
booth there is an
is the state of
of the Church
ens. There is
is used, and in
his works are
that is used by
Murray. He
Illyaig the doc-
)1. that one or
sale difference.
a gentle and
They say, it is
s expressed Its
are only a few
id rigorous ,to
ties. We might
he man whono
said he, you;
o saw me 'kil-
,undred people-
(Cheers:). I
g in judgment
been accused
" Most win-
-leny it. But
K the whole of
en laid to ray
ability and 'ho-
lie day I 'have
ty is to be put
u are not able
stand against
be acquitted."
rations against
s.) dire know
, exercised the
D things which
rs adduced of a
th an agreeable
a say, that -be-
neutral ingre-
hat the persell•
no harm. We,
en though all
ue, and power,
eh Church be-
impressions of
,ur is to be of
of heresy; the
of Rome pro'
4.0 intentions•
ears of recoil-
, our individual
Dry man would
and propertY,
lhat which
verity, and and that
called upon t"
Id be presented
ish for them in
But it is the
ws of the land,
he rules of the
against Dens, ,
having recom-
urch, then this
Ile says that
Mr. .6 hee—
ttect and corn-
" blood-stained
al to the Nadi-
crifice fur that
stu;h an object,
1. On the one
ggling to make
on the other,
the law °ppm-
miler Out We
e the good and
;gentry of the
nuersed in ter-
see those who