The sun., 1891-01-31

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asss. matters we're freely
" them 30 much atten.
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enA..r. ..Ap,.uem. OF an aunt three
him legacy with which he purchased his dis
charge. iis e. t@hen @ won't into law once: but
Wsa s@e sHS
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dSnstS in 1868 8: but NJ. brsdIsasH d.ssa.
'1 fSpss e. iiSs05l atheist. r,sh. to
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denoe being objected TO. he determined to
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30 as TO give, free thinkers the right to enter
the witness boz;
eanism assumed that the right to desf WIZ
people. 10 be- exerSissd 81 them thi iouah their
rcpreseptatives in Parliament" He did not
Seud have 'cp atss
tho American model. and would have preferred
but ss &c ss
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must be recognized even il the recognit!on in;
only The cause Of 10 OPPRESSED oi nls own
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and sent I 10 daribsd; He placed himself Oh
as uns III. sn,el @ srs4 c
1t as Is an advocate OF athsism that Mr..
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By God. am Without idea ' Of God. I' The word word
God is TO me sound conveying no clear or
sss asa; that Of "; shsS Gs
conoepttqn. and tho conception OF which BY ITS
L l. so @o mR1sS! sa dsa.s SarSs to
which am a mode then deny God. and aESa snlrm4
elilrm one existence. and deny that there can
be more than one"
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sad Satd 70 %.s ms1s n.sotsd pare aF"a''0n This de-
Tho QUESTION attracted attention from all
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Citing. He adYanOsd among, ths members to
es ~ not sfe
the oath. Bradlaueh had asserted previously
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torMarS tq DO st which before rhs he
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suFhs right on tho ground that lsrssdlssush %
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the Houso. but must occupy q seat outside the
Rs, so1 n %R Aus ba I. S sfs ms
at tho entrance Of t6e House By policemen aaJEd
SerYeants- -at-Arms and thrown out. His
FRs Afirmation lii was vigorously support
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Vas silowSd % to tsks his seat in peace.
On Jan. 2s; 1881 while Mr.. g. MRyEassd1IIangh Il ~ lay
II HE bone s[ wsm Ian ayss
oi June. 1880, forbiddise Charles Bradlaugh 10
take tho oath or to affirm from
tors. s .elSi'f sr EDWARD CLARKE e. shs soiIsitef
General 9Dposed the motion, claiming that it
not ne e this s asd
elsI@ins h Tat the dsnisl oI ~. Sssdlsuss's
right 70 take the oath or to attIm Ea' a. ,h sS,
fGSss se se;oa ais%s!' t' sns
mhs turned TO sa %na.
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ncos s :sH e xss M saa
NE b..dl.ufn WAS . tai, ..optly bull. built man,
and tucked back behind the ears: His utter:
rnoe vas eles, and distinct Ia and when ,enxassd
Ing the Nstiensi ksyern.r:. He, lived With his
GhG Dlns6s %sSca from lsis hS rfSss lss
laugh and Mrs. Besant were prosecuted for the
publication Of Q book called Tho Fruits OF
Philosophy" and sentenced to six months Inn
prsonment and 1900 fine. Tho Court OF Ap-
peal auashed the conviction.
Obituary Notes.
Charles Chaplin the French painter and on