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id out on a truly Scriptural School,

schools in which it may t

though there is to be "no compulsion," I
mit a Protestant boy to read his bible !

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_ , then, with
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ts, consistently with th

of their religion, send their
Because Papists still both hold and t

Ifildrento Popi

lie children.of Protestants, dying here-
tics, cannot be saved ; that is, that all who die Protestants
ire everlastingly damned. But their saying this gives them
_ over us ; it only proves their own presumption
and uncharitableness.

ch. the in-

.ee, that

no advant

But there is another reason why Protestant parents cannot
consistently send their children there ; viz., because, as has
been before remarked, " The Circular" states that the end
and design of their teaching shall be to make the scholars
good Christian, which, according to Popish interpretation,
signifies rank Papists. Let Protestants, so unfortunately
inclined, (if any such there be,) open their Bibles and read in
the Ist Timothy, 6th chapter, 3d and sth verses, where the
word of God says, " if any man TEAM OTHERWISL, and
consent not to wholesome words, even the words of our Lord
Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine which is according to god-
liness :—from such withdraw thyself." Nothing can be
plainer than this passage of Scripture, as applying both to
Protestant parents and to those individuals who have received
circulars ; and it is to be hoped they will act accordingly.

lours, &c..
A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
Prescot,sd January, 1842.

CORN I

LAWS

TO TH.

lITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Stiff—Some of the provincial papers, which have been
good enough to attach some importance to my letter to Sir
Robert Peel on the corn-laws, have yet hinted that a part of
the plan contained in it was borrowed from Mr. Christo-
pher, or some other source. In reply, it is only necessary to
state that the original of the printed letter was sent to Sir
Robert Peel on the 13th of November, and answered by him
on the 19th of that month. Mr. Christopher's speech pro-
pounding his scheme was addressed to_ his constituents on
the 17th of December. lam not aware that any portion of
the plan referred to had been by any one suggested or enter-

iged by your inserting this in your nex

I am, Sir, your most obedient si

W. JACKSON

ana opportunlly,
give consecutively a reply to every argument in them.
hearers will thus have an opportunity of seeing that the pi
culiar doctrines of Romanism have no foundation in the holy
word of God.
I have only to request that you will favour me with a no-
tice of the exact/time and place of your lectures.

'I Upon another occasion 1 shall examine thh other state-
ments of your letter. Permit me, before I conclude, to ask

why you have t

I Boiler? They are
Romanist. Why
upon the worship

Rotmsh doctrines
" He that doeth e

t perso

Ali, sir

my other questions to Dr.
:hey concern you and every

an ominous

r the dead, cursin

tion, and other

.nishes the answer—

T cometh t

that I have writt

iwithout any personal teem.,
in the earnest prayer that God may, _
from the misery of the eternal condemnation of those who
If I had the opportunity, I would
while I hate your errors, I love your
‘trvant in Christ.

ur mere

deliver yoil

are teachers of error
gladly show you that,
person.—l remain, sir, your faithful

JOSEPH BAYLEE
Parkjield, Birkenhead, January 2d, 18-12.

TO THE CONSERVATIVE MEMBERS OF
LIVERPOOL TOWN COUNCIL.

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