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the civil foroasy to ieav * them ^ td perform their reaigiouA rita ia 1 & eit <^ vm wajr * Jt changed Nothing bti # $k£ < perso » afuf place of sotemms ^ Dg the r ^ i « . giounrite . He ccmld trot understand how * hey could hesit & te about-going into a Committee . No friend -to die Churdh <*> uid wish rth * t Diis ^ teifc ,
particularly Unifociam , should be compelled either to profess conformity ^ doctrines and worship ivbicb they disavowed , or be debarred from e & ggfiiig into ihe most imppctftilt relation of life . Admitting the principle , sir every one did and must , they had to choose between the two plans wMcii had feeefi suggested . He agreed that the details required much consideration , but he
was d # aiix > u 3 to sift tho ^ e details ; said , if they found the present plan impracticable , Sbey could resort to Lrqrd Liverpools ' suggestion $ * ut in that also be 3 ftw gmal difficulty If they were to alter the Liturgy , so as to banish every thing objected to by any sect ^ they must make H little moi ^ e than a civil cereeooqy arid to this he believed all would object . ( Hear !) If they altered ,
they must akar to meet a // , and he Mekhed to find a plan of relief withtmt & np such alteration . Their Lordship * should consider , thai any Dissenter tricing advantage of tiiis BiD , would fenbjeci himself to mucfe greater difficulty ahd eacpeose . Ne peraon , therefore , but a btm & r fide Dissenter would take * m himself such unnecessary trouble , especially on the day of hfe ^ life m ^ bl he
was least likely to take on himself more trouble than he could avoid . Cerrtainiy the apprehensions of civil irregularity were most ridiculotis . = W % y , in fftot > eU mftrriageB jao & r this BUI : would be invalid , gules * e *« ry one of tke forai » TeqoK « d of a Church marriage were gone through I Few thia # s wmiM gh ^ e iiim modCB pern ttau to see tiat right remerend t > ench arrayed in obpos !^
tion to Biick a . measure as tluB . Siseh conduct eooU do theoi no good . l¥ om ttem the Biil jtiook littte ^» - to the DisaenterB it gwie muoh . < fa fhe Coa ^ mlttae , they e & uld isirily ( weigh all the elates , with » view to th ^ security af ^ be 3 teDe / a | idl * bmr Church , but Jet them not ttow throw obatAclfift m the way df » M rdirf , . - . . ^ ::.- - ^ ^ ' - ¦
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