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    AftT . III . Trihemeron Sacrum , or an abridged f reparation f * receiving the Lord * s Supper with Fqrms of * Service * and Rules of Abstinence to commence on Friday Noon , in the preceding zveek . 24 mo . pp . 46 . Rivingtons * 1806 .

    • It is curious to dbsenve , how nearly our high-church divines approach to Popish principles , while at the same time they ple ? id for the oppression of honest Papists . They are tender to their ** Roman Catholic brethren , " as they are called in the Tract before us , every where but at

    home . This little manual is designed to revive the worst part of popery - —its superstition ; with ' regard to which , chiefly , the reformed religion is a blessing : for in point of metaphysical absurdity and tinscript ural belief , the Protestants are not much behind the Papists .

    The author states that ¦ ¦ - the Lord ' supper is essentially necessary to salvation ; regrets thatour reformers "in their zeal for alteration / ' abolished the days of weekly fasting or abstinence ; hopes that " a revision of the liturgy ,, under the proper authorities will take place / ' with a view to re-establish some ecclesiastical

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    rules annulled at the reformationand calls upon the legislature ( such calls are , we observe , \> em

    coming common , ) to interfere and ** .. attach DiSABiiUxMES and fi ^ es to the neglect of the sacrament . " This recommendation to parli ^ ament—worthy of a mon k of the darkest age—may excite the nonconforming reader ' s

    abhorrencej but the following directions will , it is probable , rqcal his good tumour . " It is recommended to the person who proposes receiving the sacrament , to begin his abstinence on the Friday at tnvtl've

    o clock * or at farthest dt three o clock . Ifhp quantity of food necessary for sustaining the body must be discretionary ; as circumstances respecting health and strength of constitution shall direct ; ' with this observation , that Jisb , < wbicb in its uU

    moit latitude , if the permitted article among Roman Catholics ^ affords ' u here it ab < yuti < te f the mest nutritious as well as luxurious food . TJus abstinence should have reference tp what we drink as > svell as t » wh $ t iye eqt ; all strung lifuars are to fa care / ully awaided 9 aii 4 it might he Well to abstain from the y ^ e of fmtfer ^ ivt ih wt mqrning or fuenipg tat } . * rfcef . pf 9 ,

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    Atit . IV . The Claims of tJ % e Establishment , ' ^ rnrQnj preactyed August 30 , 1807 , at Croydon in Snrry ' , by John Ireland , J ? , jP , Prebendary of Westminster ^ and Vicar of CrQydon . § yo , pp . 26 . Hatchard , 1807 .

    This is a feeble attempt to sup- * port the base and wjeked cry of " No popery /* and to bend the arguments of Locke and Paley into subservience to the views of the present ministry , The exceptions to toleration , unwisely admitted by these liberal writers , , fur ; usU our political preacher

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1808, page 334, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2393/page/42/