The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08 00:00:00

iNDARD

TELESCOI

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

ancient saz

)bilosopher,

The matte

ned you

IStandiird, with
ns to the bails

Dr. M`Neile's

steer b:

RNether

extract * from

speech attributed to y

this day, and to ast
and second, Am I

se I hare only to apt')

tat the Prayer Book o
enjoins dail

held a con
of marriage

narrate, and un

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to which you r

who hai

n of 0

Au early reply o will • IA
tev. W. Pollock.

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relics of b

a matter happened to be menl
to take place on the following
of her sons, and something wa
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sted outPouriul
d superst

had been entert
tained,

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yield to the world

clerg

mony. This gentil
plan ; that one of t

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re too busy

ibeiality
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who, never

depth and intelligence
funny Mr. Hampton

stly requested from
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

MT LOUD
his abode ani
in bodily fore

LETTER 11r.
-If the Apostle Paul w
no the blessed expeetan

to say that an advcr

Vincentiu.

s one who

thrusts" of his opponents—hides, or endeavoursi

fits a suicidal

and whos

character is

To the facility of saying all this, and much more of this
kind, I might apply the remarks which ilamlet made on
"lenity of playing on a pipe; hut the application might
_
only refer to it for the edification
aders who are readers of Shakes-

the infrequent celebration of the
igion. I almost fear I should be
re I to impose upon your Lordship a

tion so remote from the ass
or I should humbly
advent of such a refo

nain question of th

.ch of I

,niunion as her rule in her

.neral congr

I have allowed th

THEN ;hall foll;tv the s

at the p:

place in the servic

the Church does NOT

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she says

ie., and nowhere does she
It is not to Weekly Corn

le unwarrantable assertion
duly honoured without it.

2rum or other B 1

ich as Dr. Daniel Brevint," nor
en establish this. They

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.ND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

TACKENZI

r attention to

similar
duub
urs, ver

1 for a moment, or that was

was evidently enough in the adrn
nt. The lady was rather startl,
t of matrimony. He went on
of the teaching of the Ch

tration of such a
hearing of the sacra.
affirmed that it was a doctrint.
of England in her Prayer-Book that
went. (' Oh, oh.') I will read to you what
land Prayer-Book says on the subject. [Cite re,.
read an extract from the Prayer-Book, excluding ma,.
from the list of sacraments.] That is what the Chur
England says, and one of her sworn sons was teachin
friend that, nevertheless, according to the doctrine o
Church of England, matrimony was a sacrament),

'oily was a sacra.

Li occupy t

PROPOSED FREE CHURCH

RD BISHOP OF CHESTER

end fix

mable privilege of his supervision, I believe, in
science, that the feature in our practical waif

to put it away from among English Christi

ou to endeavom
With an earnes
Lordship in its

sent this subject to your
aspects, I should put it to your consc.,._
what you think would probably be the main f
the Apostolic programme of reform ? Amonr
men, however theorAtirally

and plaint;

'ell-intentioned; r
gations which liv

dent and not in practice, and whichy it requires faith
appreciate. But in the presence of an Apostle, the disgi
.. • . • .

case as this, which conceals a man's cons

,tters not what a man believe
ground that the habit(
in like manner, a religion (