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Jan. 7, 1815

rapacity. Mr. Shell harangued about turning out Mary more attentive to their duties, or more anxious to dis-
Armstrong into the wide world, " with Providence for her charge their office efficiently, than they are at present."
guide and predestination for her comfort ;" while, despite We wish the Noble Earl and his allies had been some-
of all explanation, Sir Robert Peel did not disdain to re- what earlier influenced by " the desire to leave things
peat the cuckoo. note. quietly as they were ;" but it is never tco late to mem
In his judgment, however, Sir Edward Sugden tells us and, pour encourager les attire:, we recommend the
that he had no doubt but that the original charity founda- speech of both noble lords to the attention of Mr. O'Con•
tions, comprising the great bulk of the property, belonged nell and the Repeal Association. They are now in want
to Trinitarians, and that but for the new act he must have of a grievance ; will not this backsliding of the " Beloved
the
eo nitheeainrtaim ancient faith, and really and ex anima mist
meantime, let us ask, what if the Whigs shouh
taken them from the usurping Socinians. He was, how- Viceroy prove a godsend ?
ever,me doubtfulmight
therefore
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fuotr
e"
havethe accretions,"
beenre t i
easilyons , ''
In
nrtt
deprive the Socinians of the immense advantage they ob the cry of No Popery in Eng' ' -
tamed by talking of " Mary Armstrong's case."
We
shall no however, show how the new law is applied
made,and a n
so
arraansgteo-
rev
by Sir Edward Sugden, after purposely delaying judgment
to obtain that new law. We shall take two cases-

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

The first is the Darner fund ; and we copy the following
extract from the pleadings, with this remark, that its

LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
FRIDA 1' EVENING.

_ ..
authenticity is allowed by all parties :-- CHESTER CVI'.
" Deed dated 10th February, 1718-19, and made between From the uncertainty as to the numerical strength 01
Joseph Darner, then of the city of Dublin, Esq., of the the field, scarce a move made.
first part; Nathaniel \Veld. and Joseph Marriott, and 9 to 1 agst Heseltine's lot (wanted)
Nathaniel Kane, then of the same city, merchants, of the 700 20 Ratan (taken)
second part . and John Darner, of the third part ; the 35 1 any other (taken freely)
said Joseph Darner had, that day, delivered to said Na- DERBY.
thanirl Weld, Joseph Marriott, and Nathaniel Kane, the Idas was backed on Saturday freely at 100's to 6.
sum of £l7OO, upon the trusts following—that is to say, Cobweb at 20 to 1, Old England at 400 to 10, also 1006
£2OO for the building a new and convenient meeting-house to 25; Calypso's darn at 40 to 1. On Tues,lav Pam at
for the Protestant Dissenting congregation then of New- 20 and 18 to 1, Old England at 40 to 1 ; 1000 to 25 agst
row, in the said city of Dublin, in such place in the said Minikin, 300 to 10 agst Mr. Mostyn (taken). Yesterday
city, or within the liberties thereof, as the said Joseph Old England at 35 to 1. To-day 18 to 1 agst Pam (of.
Darner in his lifetime should, by any writing under his 1 fered, 25 wanted) ; 20 to I agst Cobweb (offered
hand, direct or appoint, for the service and worship of I wanted
God IN THAT WAY "

TATTERSALL'S, Tut

.RSDAY.

The donor in this case was a Protestant Dissenter—a
Presbyterian—and, when he made that bequest it is clear
that he considered the words " in that way" to mean
the way" then followed by the congregation to whom
he belonged. This way could neither be Arian nor Soci-
nian, because Unitarian opinions were at that time entirely
unknown in Ireland ' • but under the new law the Socinians
are endowed with the proceeds of the orthodox Joseph
Damer's money, and it is now to be applied to root out
and destroy that true faith in his Divine Saviour which be
laboured to uphold. _ . _ .

A ♦ery thin room, and business too insignificant it
amount and importance to require any introductory ob
nervations to the prices of the few horses betted against.

CHESTER CUP.
50 to 1 agst Pug (taken).
50 1 Clumsy (taken).
50 -- 1 Barricade (taken).
50 1 Maccabeus (taken).
50 1 Celeste (taken).
50 1
50 1 The Era.
50 1 Agriculturist.
DERBY.

The next extract refers to the Lowton fund, which now,
from the increased rentals, yields rents from £3OO to £4OO

annually

"John Lowton, by his last will, dated 17th day of Oc-
tober, 1741, devised to the trustees therein naaled, £lBOO,
to assist in supporting and maintaining a gospel minister
or ministers of the Presbyterian persuasion, to preach the
gospel to the Presbyterian congregation whereof he was a
member, usually meeting for Divine worship in Eustace-
street, Dublin, and to instruct them and their successors

16 to 1 agat Lord Stradbroke's Idas (taken, and after
wards offered).
1 - Lord Chesterfield's Pam ( ,
1 - Mr. St. Paul's c. out of Calypso's dam
(1000 to 25 taken)

taken)

1 - Mr. S. Stanley's Minikin colt XlOOO tc

35 1
1000 10 Mr. Wigram's Elchee (taken)
1500 50 Idas, for 2,000 Guineas Stakes and Derb
(taken).

for ever IN THE TRUE PRINCIPLES of the Christian reli-
gion, which the said John Lowton earnestly recommended
to the care and management of the said trustees and their
successors, beseeching th,m faithfully to discharge the
said [rusts as became Christians and lovers of Christ and
his Church."

1000 to

1000 10 Idas winning his four spring engagemen
at Newmarket (taken).

Here, then, is another endowment which was set apart
by one whom the Lord Chancellor admits to have held
sound Trinitarian principles. He expressly adjures his
trustees and successors to employ these funds " as be-
comes Christians, lovers of Christ and his Church," for
the support " of a Gospel minister" to preach " the Gos-
pel" to the congregation usually " meeting for Divine
worsAip" in Eustace-street. These trustees and their
successors misapply these funds ; they do not employ
them to support the Gospel which St. Paul preached
and John Lowton believed. They usurp it for the purpose
of teaching another gospel, which is not the Gospel. They
show that they do not believe in " Christ" as the Son of
God ; that they are not " lovers of Christ" in the sense
John Lowton expressed, and all this the Lord Chancellor
declares to be proved. But the new act cures the defect.
It enables the trustees and successors to disregard the
pious injunctions of John Lowton ; it sanctions an admitted

THE CHAS

The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will triee

Wednesday, 8, at
Thursday, 9, at ..
Saturday, 11, at..

Bostock Green

Church Minshull

At Half-past Ten o'clock.
W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet on

Wednesday, 8. at

Friday, 10, at
Saturday, 11, at
.....
.At a Quarter to Eleven o'clock

Gallantry Bank
. Allen Sadler's

fraud ; and gives over the property into the hands of those
who will now employ it to teach that Jesus Christ was a
man, and that his atonement is a fable. We ask whether
o: not the act was rightly termed " a Socinian Endowment
Bill?" We ask whether or not it was a scheme to enrich
the Socinian4 with the spoils of orthodoxy ?