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( j . The ^ British Jubilee ; a Sermon aeliverqd in the JPjfrisfc Ckutxh of St > Jdmes ^ and at the Mayor ' s Chapel ^ in Bristol on Wednesday ^ Oct . 25 5 1809 , when his Most Gracious Majesty % George III . entered on the 50 tk year of his Reign . By the Rev * Tho . T . Biddulph ^ A . M . Minister of the said Parish * and Chtqpr htm * ° t& ? Right Honourable the Dowager Lady Bagot * 8 vo * pp # 41 . Hatchard .
It would be paying too great a compliment to this contemptible political tiradej to take much notice of it . We are , at once , amused with the author ' s ignoraoce of tie first principles of the British constitution , disgusted wkh his coarse and vulgar flattery of * the Best of Kings and the Best of Go * vernmehts . / ' * alarmed that as a Churchman he should reckon that the politics which ruined the house of Stuart woulfl be accept * able to the reigning family , " and shocked at his professions of Enwi * gelical religion . ^ « The Rev . Tho . T . Biddul p h , A- M , " not content with proclaiming a crusade against all the world , u in tbe most just ami necessary War that perhaps ever was waged /' qr with extolling the " Divine Goodaess in the production of * s « ich a man as was the late Right HommvafolelVUliam Pitt—a mau faised wp for special services ^ at t time , when no cortimon means VWpd to j ^ jrom ise ^ U 9 cess > in or > -
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posing the enemies xyf Godand his Church" 1—^ actually maintain the Divine Right of Kings ^ their direct deputation from heaven and literal vicegerency , andsneen > at the folly and shudders at the blaspboiny , of that weak and wicked man , Locfce vwho contends ed that government was an iiisti ^ tution of the people for their owifc good ! - » There have been times Tvfien such an attack upon the constit ^^ tion and upon the very ptftnei * pies on which tbe present king * * throne is built , would not hava escaped animadversion from tMs appointed guardians of the peo > pie ' s liberty ; - ^ -when the papejC polfuted by such Jacobiticai * no * tions , in the shape of a serrrion ^ by a parish priest , . would not have failed to be consigned ^ by the competent authorities . * and through proper hands , to contribute tb $ a iliunaination in honour of The British Jubileey the Revohjticm C ^ C X 688 .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1809, page 691, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1743/page/41/
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