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hettog ^ stfrxufted at one hundred thousand pounds , I will ask Mr . William Smith , Whether the travelling expences of the whole body
swers themselves . Bat if Mr . Smith shaJl insist that his project is a wise one , this grand question 6 ' between him and me may b& submitted to the decision , either of the liberal and enlightened pub * lie at large , or to that of thb wou thy citizens of Norwich in parti ~ cuflar . STANHOPE . Berners-street , July 8 tb , is 12 .
of the male and female nonconformists of the county of York alone , which would be incurred for the purpose of obeying the law , would not amount to two millions of money , or to some other enormous sum , independently of the loss of their valuable
time ?^—And let him recollect , that time is the poor man ' s pro . perty ; and that depriving him of k wantonl y is in fact , robbing him of his estate . Fourthly , Does Mr * William Smith , who affects in his letter
such mighty respect for " decotumj * deem it either decent or decorous , that the female part of the community , of all ages , should be stuck up in open court , in presence of a grave bench of laical
and clerical justices , and a gazing public , to take oaths , and to make declarations , before those females are to be by law permitted to attend a place of worship , ' and to offer up / to ( he Deity either their thanksgiving * or their prayers ?
Fif'hJyv I will now ask him , Whether any man ( and what man by name > except himself , has aince ^ the * commencement of this nineteenth century , ventured to propoad to the minister * of the craxjiv either the revival or the
continuance of laws of such unbaunded absurdity r sq con tempti-Jbte *<* ji principle , \ &o sepugpan | to vtmxy siittpd nation of jetigMWi ^ libmyvkatHl : in practipe so « infinite ^ ^ ^^^ w fii ^^ f \ y > : i * w » v- -vT '¦ " *' - yi iMt » MiruiSto ^« i ^ wri | not qkruse to
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Mr . W . Smith ' s Reply t& Lord Stanhope . To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle , Sir , Some of my friends have expressed their surprise , that I should have taken any public notice of
the attack which Lord Stanhope made on me in the House of Lords , and in deference to their opinfoti I will confess , that , had the know * - ledge os £ what his lorcisfrip then said been confined to thfc walls
of Parliament , I should har& thought any defepce of myself unnecessary : but 1 think these gentlemen under-rate his lordship *!* power , on his ' vantage groiritd * The introduce of a liberal proper si tion naturally and justFy rn ^ e t * with a fWvoura&le' reception ifir ^ iii 4
the public : nor ? s a peeidf ftie realm sup ^ os ^ d Ib pf ^ l&i ^' "JpavA charges on iriSurTicientfoundati ^ h —TWs I * easone # last &M 08 kfo and the same weaon * iiidtidt ^ fe ^ g 4 iir to t ^ p ^ s ^ 6 a f o »/ ah # *< & r < Tque * t thfe pilblic atKAitFcmfethi »
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Mr . W . Smtih + s Reply fa Lord Stanhope . 4 Sp
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1812, page 457, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1750/page/49/
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