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example to posterity , this construetiai } of if shaH be publicly recorded * It w £ F € * to be wished , likewise , if it caa , 1 ? 0 ' obtained , that a declaration should be made by same of the mem . hers of parliament , that government gequires tt * e Oath from the Catholic Clergy in this sense , and in no other . Other clauses , which you mention as
contained in the same Bill * may be fuhoaitted to by the indulgence of the Apostolic See . That the king « ho » ld deske to be ceit ^ ned of the loyalty of sueb as are promoted to a . hisjbopric or deanery , aad sijould be assured that they are endowed with such qualities as become » good subject- ^ -that , to investigate these particulars , he should likewise
appoint a . committee to inquire into % h § jff « J > r&l cguduiM , apd muke a jte . pfQr ^ to his majesty , as your lordship has given us to understand is the case : JJNtfr for the very same reasoa ,.- tfee fciag should require that foreigners , anil those , likewise , who have not
resided five years in the kingdom should be exclodtd from such digni ! ti ^ ib-rraH t * Uis , as it regards only wuat jji * ^ vithin itie cowjxettuce of civ il IWrtJwWty * i n ^ ay fee deserving ol every t * lm * t&n . Ji , ia highly jnoper Ahat ## * i iftreJfttes should fc # a&Kee&ble . mid tat
» C ^ ptaWe ^ ti » e " ki *» g ; . h * t&ey W ^ ujd caiciH ^ se tiv ^ bininietry w ith his £ S $ tj > c ** naei * t * ij ^ : ^^ , tbM tfaeir pro-| H ^ y ^ h ^ Od ha ^ vid ^ iH even to thos e i ^^ i »)^ notau th ^ bu » ani of th ^ chuvch . JSoft ^ iwthop * Us tjhe aposile teacher .
Xst epiatljb d& Ttmut ^ hy , iiL 7 . ) , ^^ 5 Afn c &jg * tf 4 ^ mQtfy Jr 6 mJthemivhv ai \ WfckQUt * On tliese accounts , by the fMtiJfcerfcy ^^ Wfeed > in us , we allow that 1 # IQ # ie wlip ^ N qi * e ^ esjgoed a pjahopric I > r fle ^ 1 i » erjft ja ** d i «* e proposed by the lefeigy * be edfnitted or-rejected by the % ing » j aifcc ^ rdinj : , to the proposed Bill . y ^^^^ . a / to | he cjtergy h » ve in | he « sn 4 i m ^ u a ^ r ^ chosen those whom they a ^ e JMO ^
Hlftajl ^ h ed ; in the l ^ oi'd to be WP ^ M > 3 f toJWJ t ^ ited to tb ^ e dignities , . H- - irc >« # ^ the ^ etropolitau of lb « KW * n ^ , 111 K ^ luud ami Scotland tfee l ^^ # IW ^ iHi yic | Mr flhajil announce ^ te ?« ftiJp % kti MmmittGB * for tljie royal ^ Dpj ^ oWi ^ u or ^ aiqt . , I f the c * i \ d } - HM % »„ . £ & ¦ ¦ rejec | M > uther * « sMil ^ e ^ r . VpUfed , ^ i |^ i ^ yfUe pieci ng to JUis mW !* Wil * & hut * 4 if apprA > v ^ d , iKe unjttrppv * Utan , en- apontvucal Tic * r , »• above ,
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shall send the act of their ejection , to this sacred ^ gi % ^ W ^ ^ i | h ]^ li ^ f weighed with care tile metii * i > f jzatiu individual , s ^ ia lt apply ta the sov . ereigT > pontiff * for canonical ins < ltivtiOD . JWe observe , likewise , that it is the office of the said cofivmittee to examine any letters which arc sent t * any of the
clergy of Oreat Britain frcww the ecclesiastical powers , ^ ad ^ liligeutiy to inquire whether any thing t ^ e confined therein which « iay \» e ai > ooxi ( M * s to the government , or m ' aav way disturb the public tranq ^ iillity . » i « ce couimunicatiou with the head of the church
in spiritual and ecclesiastical cooceras i $ not prohibited ^ but the inspection of the committee regards only matters of civil policy , thit » likewise ought to be acquiesced in . It is good that the government should not ejotertaiu jtuy suspicion concerning our comraunicatious . What we write can , he laid
open to all 3 for in no way do we interfere with civil concern * : our attention is directed to those things only which appear to be required hy the divine and ecclesiastical law , and by the salutary regulations of church discitpline Those matters only shall be kept secret , which affect the internal tribunal it
of conscience ; but for this we s ^ e is sufficiently provided by the claus-es ; ip-^ ertqd in the s ^ id bill and *» y £ ace well persuaded , that your wise goypmment , while it is intent 0 * 1 preserving publjc security , will , by no meidni , exact that the Catholics should ckpttrc frqm thfir j eligipn ; nay , is , rather
please ^ that , ttiey faitjifully adji # re jfo it , ; fpr this hoiy and divine reli ^ a . u is friendly to public authority , gives sta - bility , to throaes , and makes subjects obedient , faitUfulj and emu lous of tb ^ r
? PMniry > welfare . ^ Jothing ^ th crefo ^ caa bemore gratifying and delightful U ) the afo ^ ip h Qjkl see , than that bettwe ^ fi the ( gpyemmeat and its Catholic subjects there ^ hpMld e . ist ari entire co r ^ cor ^ and a ipiitnal confidence j tbac tlie rqx + ¦
ijiBjeis of the st % jte should never be able tp 4 oul > t their Ipyaltji , out-die ^ ce . and itttachrn . cuc ; and that / the CutSplict tbeiMtclves 5 lK > uld be ^ c ^ o ^ d to tb ^ t counuy Vfith sydry eflf . rc ot « 4 eal , can-4 purf and alacrity . YVe thoU ^ tc , «« :-hoit ^ ll , m the ttainc , Of ^ 3 Utf 4 , m f C 3 jp < Jci 4 lly tfc ^ e bi « hops » tolay afid ^^ QWt ^ oM « ti ; taxuj * fox jty ? : ^ crfj fica ^ P % ^ f otbcn& j unamcaou *!^ ta aUopt « bc MtUc
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tittellig&tce >?~ -Catholic Emancipation . 3 l £
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1814, page 313, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2440/page/57/
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