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    Wlfc ft then " the taairofer / ' or

    • fthe substance" bf ray letter ^ ffaieh excited his lordship ' s astoni $ hment ? By not taking for granted the accuracy of the reporter , I afforded the speaker an opportunity of correcting , or disi allowing any error or misstatement .

    Did this forbearance create surprise f Or , did it seem strange to him that this charge , so unusijaljty made , should strike me as indecorous , when I do not find that even iisr own ingenuity cart suggest « ny other defence of it than the gratti *

    itQUs imagination of my being the advocate for sticking up " females of ell ages in open court to " cake oaths before they say their pray ? tb ?* If this , Sir , were as true pf me as it is otherwise , even then ,

    ili bb argument , how relevant jSMouid it be , and how conclusive ! j £ m I am also reduced to doubt # * e noble lto # > s accuracy and can . a « jur ; - ^ whether in this I shall be entirely singular ,, let those who may have the fortitude to read

    this letter throiigh , determine . His > 0 tdshi |) in his speech asserted , fcfcat « one | fn W . toUkffmluum he kn ^ v , pretty inuwf * tejy , fcift

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    * f * >/ r . UHMafn Smith * * tUjfy to Lord Stanhope .

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    " This . Mr . W . S ^ p ^ p ^ osed by fcit Bill a completely new system ^ , by which no man was , to preach , bo old woman to say her prayers in

    a dissenting place of warship , without a licence ^ and from him !" But for the kind information of the noble lord himself * I should , have

    been as much at a lo $ s as any other human being to bave fornu ed the slightest conjecture as to the meaning of this . Let the pulu lie learn the fact and admire .

    After several communication with Mr . Perceval in the course of the last spring , on some inconveni * ences and hardships to which , the Dissenters were subjected , the main object of which was to oh * tain the repeal of the primary

    evil , the Conventicle Act ; Mr . P . said , he was ready to accede to our wishes , so far as " to plac * the Toleration Act , unqueatioi ^ ably , in tamy on the footing of th generally accustomed practice ^ with one or two other minor coa *

    cessions ; and desired that use would state the manner in which we should think " these obj ? ect « might best bcr accomplished , laying aside for the present all ona ^ feers « m

    which we m ^ fat diffe r , aqdgoid ^ on logetber till we should i > e oMtgcd to s ^ paro / tc . To this , proposmJ ^ protesting agatost it as incdmp le ^ vre agi ) eet } , ami heads ftyjr a , BiH Were acc ^ rdii ^ l y sket ^ d o ||| ty a p » fes ^ onai ' w ^ i on ithi ^ pj ^ ii . « i ] Pj i ^ - ^*» y «| w ^ i ^ / . ihoft -of ; . ,, ; ^[ pr wi ^ he ^ aoni ^ aiijfa ^ it ^ tt « W crcat ^ Sf ; fW '; l *^ * y $ ^ t ^ ¥ ^^^^ JifMSi ^^ ca'iisti'UCtfioii of tine i ) ld Asms ; n < 6 t rcquijypg any iifcewDfy I ^^ JifF 4 h ^ ^ ppwi » |^ i ^ a ^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1812, page 458, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1750/page/50/