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    after his return to England , or within six months thereafter . And be it further enacted , that all persons now in the actual possession of any office , command , place , trust , service or employment , or in the receipt of any pay , salary , fee or wages , in respect of , or as a qualification for which , by virtue of , or under any of the before-mentioned

    Acts , or any other Act or Acts , they respectively ought to have heretofore taken or ought hereafter to receive the said Sacrament of the Lord ' s Supper , shall be and are hereby confirmed in the possession and enjoyment of their said several offices , commands , places , trusts , services , employments , pay , salaries , fees and wages respectively , notwithstanding their omission or neglect to take or

    receive the Sacrament of the Lord ' s Supper in manner aforesaid , and shall be and are hereby indemnified , freed and discharged from all incapacities , disabilities , forfeitures and penalties whatsoever already incurred , or which might hereafter be incurred in consequence of any such omission or neglect ; and that no election of or act done or to be done

    by any such person or under his authority , and not yet avoided , shall be hereafter questioned or avoided by reason of any such omission or neglect , but that every such election and act shall be as good , valid and effectual , as if such person had duly received the said Sacrament of the Lord ' s Supper in manner aforesaid .

    Provided , nevertheless , that no act done in the execution of any of the corporate or other offices , places , trusts or commissions aforesaid , by any such person omitting Dr neglecting as aforesaid , shall , by reason thereof , be void or voidable as to the rights of any other person not privy to such omission or neglect , or render such last-mentioned person liable to any action or indictment .

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    Sacramental Test Repeal . Commemoration Dinner at Freemasons' Hall , on the 18 th June . We never so much lamented the narrowness of our limits as when we found Ourselves unable to present our readeis with an ample report of this most

    important and glorious meeting . Those who partook its gratification know how vain it would be to attempt to convey an adequate impression of the delight which glowed in every bead and heart * but we hope that the United Committee will be induced to conclude their labours by publishing the verbatim report taken by their

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    own short-band writers . Meantime wfi would say , that " The World" contained a very creditable report , and that the " Morning Chronicle" did the same , though on a more reduced scale . To these we must for the present refer our readers . The great object of such a meeting has

    been most happily attained . The Dissenters have been brought forward iit the most honourable character . They have been seen by many who have been too credulous to the calumnies of those whose interest it is to weaken and divide , uniting with a sympathy aud enthusiasm which those who witnessed can atone

    estimate * , hailing the most enlarged principles of religious charity ; and expressing to their illustrious Catholic guests their acknowledgment of the obligations which their own triumph imposed on them to be doubly zealous in working out the same liberty for others .

    No circumstance occurred , during a meeting which lasted with intense and increasing interest to an unusually late hour , to impair or weaken for a moment that character which the friends of religion and freedom would wish to see impressed on such an assembly . The speeches were all those which delighted by their eloqueuce , and stimulated to

    generous and good feelings by the conciliatory and liberal feeling which they breathed . No one present will ever banish the memory of such a day from his mind ; and no Dissenter who was absent , can be otherwise than proud of the character in which the community to which he belongs , and the principles which he professes , were represented .

    The room was crowded at an early hour ; and the galleries were filled with ladies , gracing with their presence , as well becomes them , the triumph of Christian charity and -religious toleration . At a quarter past six o ' clock , his . Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex entered the room , and was loudly cheered by all the company . His Royal Highness was

    preceded , or accompanied , by a numerous assemblage of Noblemen and Gentlemen , all of whom were loudly and , warmly greeted . Among them were the Earl of Carnarvon , Lord Holland , Lord John Russell , Lord King , Lord Nugent , Lord Althorp , Lord Stourton , Lord Stafford ,

    Lord Clifford , Lord Durham , Lord Howick , Lord Dacre , Mr . Brougham , M . P ., Sir F . Burdett , M . P ., Sir Henry Parnell , M . P . > Sir J 6 hn Newport , M . P ., Mr . Hume , M . P ., Sir Robert Wilson , M . P ., Mr . Byng , M . P ., Mr . Baring , M . P ., Mr F . Palmer , M . P ., Mr . H . Grattan . M , V . Mr * Alderman Waithman ,

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    510 Intellftrekce . — Sacramental Test Repeal .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1828, page 510, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2562/page/78/