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      - . ; , ' , t . r **?• . _ t r ¦ ' . - - " i ¦ i ^^< i ^^^»*^ , l ^< i ^ mfi . « -40 J # « &tipff * € krims . Bp j $ & ? 6 ert Marsh , p . 1 > . JFV ft * & M&rjg&ret Jfcqfess&r of Divinity in Cambridge * The 2 nd Edition . Syo . pp * % 4 f 181 & . There fe nothing very important in this correspondence ; we notice it solely on account of it *

      singularity . Mr . Gandolphy , " ; a priest oi ? ibe Catholiechurch , ?* grateful ta 1 ^ Fofesso r Marshy for the £ e r * . vitftk which he considers him to havaa rendered to tlie Roman Cathollpf » m ^ if »^ of the secondary importance of the ^ tble at m rule' of

      faitfe , pcmrs forth bis feelings in a " . Gongmtul * lory JUtter , V which is Iw ^ Q ^ td -. ^*^ k jpoftxait * of the F ^ p ^^ Pp » f 1 r 5 fe ) , li ^ fo * e # trruci * fi ^ iD € BWB ^ Nj t ^^ b J > 5 ^ a serai on

      a ^ we tb «/ Pro t ^ lOTt -t ^ net of tbe sofficit ? ncy-of-. s < rriptxir ^ The priest considers tSe Professor as a chamoion of the main principle of th e ^^ BSlf ^ ¥ ^ B r J arT ^ seems almolt tb ^ D ^ f " k Hsnopflv trotifiram # pxM & > Wf ibtmc&

      tioTf ^ rtK' ^ ir ^ er ^ on t ^* tlie arftf ^ t aiH > A . ^ n | ;< tWs' ^ iri S 6 rfouSife . ^ fl ^^ m oTtifymg to tbe PrtiiWdof ; - wP Hi ^ tttiputed it to tb £ » itf ^ i » % P % i ^ P rotestan t VJWaam ? . tfiaV bis ^ argam ^ nts htPPi ^ i ^ onoohdec' ! Romish !

      Hmmia » V |» mn 8 it is markecft WF % & Wm *» t * pess , ' bijt ^ M ^ wMnSMMtf suipectlsg th ^ BTi > nBrMActary to him . ^ SSlSII !^^ f hfe dfe ?^ ction fauteagitt ^ betwe ^ tff rW reffgiwn W « fe ^^«» f < i *? t < 4 W rtlig ! 6 n , tviid

      th « iVafcifcF % J jtfrgcimeTlfc a « fares Wp lt ^> j | ^ | it , fpfe 5 ^ 11 v } i ^ , tbirti ^ ia ^ jnibhctttTow hehAs ne ^ JM ^ « kftidi % * r «^ W'tb / -ttfrfti ^ J ^^ M ^ A ^ i > 'limi ^ rt . WrfmlfciEtfciii ^ ft id ^ HSy ^^ H ' r w' *^^ IIIM niiii'iiaea tYttHHK ^ HwMlM ^^ Adi ^ i ^^ MMi ^ ^¦ Kfik laci ^^ i not to the Lityray and atttfe * es of

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      the Church of England , Jbut to ti ^ mie ^ : ^ t In a Postscript , Professor Ma ^ sli declares himself againsTthe Catholic claims , for some common , and

      some uncommon reasons . Protestant ascendancy is a part fxi the constitution ( p , 21 . ); ^ b ° u ^ h ^ we should have thought the con- , stitution had been of prior date to ' Protestantism . The mode of

      preferring the Catholic claims is alar rowing ; ( p . 23 . ) in what mode could the opjW ^ ssed Com ^ lttfa ^ tblirM& ^ be agreeable t 6 the oppressor ? llf fee disqualifying statutes * bfe T ^ Jp kBy ed ( in favoiir of the Rbfh ^ ti C ^ fi

      cto&y ' lhe& ' ifoiiifaJM&ft pehsfed Wf& bs to PrQte 3 iatir& § - seUters { jp . 24 )^; a cohelii |^ i wKfeh hbta lit tie e * nb * ri ^ ssfe 5 ' #€ j qufe ^ ti iM of C ^ BoKb ^ dttd % aH » i ^ Bert fhd Cithblics ¦** fei ^> y ' f& $ & ' tibn in its ftlll extent ^ ( p ; ^^; strange allegatioli f It is ittlP * ciapkal aflfence by fHe lawi ^ lrl England , for a Rtimati Cath 6 lit * ti * take part in tbe i * i 4 ^^ il ^ df n $ - Protestant child ! and ^ re belfeV ^

      that under cef tiiih cirCUiristiAipi ^ es , itis aho a capital offeti

      the Earl of Shfewsbury ^ W ' f » Mt *' for his Hfc , For sayrng n ^ as * J > t * fc latter escaped convietion by % 4 Ha of evidence , ¦ \ * 4 - ^ V 4 \

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      Review . —Letters of Gandotphy and fiforsi . # © 1

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      AftT , ^ V « , Letters tfir if ^ JPRJAJf * Visseater < m the general W&im ® cipierof NvneQnformitp ? fff ^^* on tkwe ^^••*^|^^ ffij ?!^^ rx ^' appear ofjjtfiio&ubU to the nu-

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1813, page 205, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2426/page/57/