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t © = consist > * fj £ the ^ M 0 w # ig jwembesra-1 ' - * the Mod ^ rai ^ fV ^ r Wk »* y Metierleff Wellwood , Bart ., Dr . Grant s Dr . Inglis , and Principal Nicoll , ministers , and John ( jonnell , Esq ., elder * Two < &f these
clergymen were ilot nxeinbers of the Commission , but theii * appointment was found to be justified by tfcf precedent of 1760 , * which had been sanctioned by the Assembly , 1761 . It was afterwards resolved , on the motion of Dr . Inglis , that a
Commission , in due form , should be prepared by a committee appointed For the purpose , add be subscribed by the Moderator , empowering the above-named Commissioners to present the address which had been adopted by the Commission .
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A peupon an - ment charging hknrwit ^ h having ,, ki the year 18 OI , jfiorged , h % jffitlm £ &- Beg * ster oi Ravensfield , in that ; county , an entcyj , purporting to be the marriage of Edward ttadclyffe and Rosamund © Swyft , 24 th of February , 1640 ; and with having set forth such false entry in $ pedigree presented by hinvto the Herald ' s College ,
whereby he had pretended to shew hi * own descent frpm ^ he ancient family of RadclyfFe , formerly Saris of Derwent-r water , with a ? view to impose upon the College , a » well as upoa the Governors of Gi ^ eenwiph Hospital , in whom the forfeited estates . of that noble . family were vested . The Ttegistearvtm produced , and
it appeared . that the ftev . Thomas ftadford , the Curate of the parish , at the time of the interpolation , and since deceased * had , in February 1802 , attested the entry to be a forgery . The person * who had had the custody of the Register proved the time and place of the forgery i and Norroy , King of Arms and Register
of the Herald ' s College , and York , Richmond ^ Somerset and Windsor , Heralds , and Portcullis Pursuivant , were examined , and proved the hand-writing to be that of the Defendant , and the circumstances attending the discovery . Mr . Lacker , Secretary- to Greenwich Hospital , pro duced two memorials addressed by the
Defendant , In 1810 and 1816 , to the Govemors , for a beneficial lease of a considerable estate , anciently belonging to the noble family in question . There were aiso produced from Christ ' s ttospital a memorial and pedigree , presented by the ' Defendant in 1809 , whereby he had
succeeded in obtaining admissionfor his younger brother Upon the f foundation of that ctiarity , as being of kin to the Founder , King Edward VL ; arid in which pedigree , the said marriage , so forged , was asserted , and the descend of the Defendant drawn from it .
Mr . Scarlett opened the case in a luminous speech , in which he pointed out the enormity of the offence , and a variety of other fcibricatkms in Defendant ' s pedigree , Which , foe stated , he was prepared to jirove by Several witnesses then in Court * . 'He further observed upoa the iinportance of the case , riot oirlV as it affected the character of the members of
the Herald's College , but the general interests of the public ; and said thaj it had ho * befcn brotrgfct forward to aftiwer Ettvy vindfctive purpose , but to ^ otect an honourable body from the stigriia which might att&ch to it fr 6 lh the ilxiproper conduct of one of ite ,. members , and to
shew that the valuable records entrusted W mm ^ a ¥ e WoWtfof M ite&ttite& by tho > HpiToimea to mmm m % n . Mr " . SerJ ^ bht H ^ iWk nfad ^ an abte
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Church Pronwtiottek Jbublin , March 29 . titi Be ^ net , ftl&pp of Cloyne , is to be ttkAMi ^ d to tfte archiepis copal see of l ) tifen ^ i the ifti ^ p ^ of Perns ( Dr . Jbdetyn , tt ^ iAef pi the Earl of Roden ) will be removed 16 &l 6 f&& 9 and the Bishop of Kfftaloe ( Lord Robert rottenham , D . D ^ tMlJr-brother of the Marquis of Ely ) to Fe , rjas . The H 6 n . a ^ - A - P- ^^ Sg ^> ttncle to the Earl of Dartmouth ; OM AtchtteaWWl * &t Wfar fas ter , will be tlhe A ^^ K 6 |> df K&
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A difference of opinion having lately prevailed between some of the clergy of Bristol , respecting the manner of admi « - niiuistering the Holy Sacrament , the venerable diocesan has addressed to thdm the following letter : — " \ Trinity Lodge , Cambridge , Rev * Sir , March 30 >
Having been informed that several clergymen in my diocese have adopted ail irregular manner of administering the Sacrament of the Lord ' s Supper , ^ deli vering the Holy Element * , and pronouncing the words which accompany them to more than one person at one time ; and having given the subject my most serious consideration / and consulted
others of the bishops thereupon $ I must require all clergymen of my diocese , to avoid the aforesaid irregular practice ; to lay it aside , ! if they have at any , time adopted it ; and to co ^ fotm exactly in this case > as in all others * to the direc
tions given in the Rubric . I remain , Rev , Siiv - Your ever affectionate brother , W * BRISTOL .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1820, page 253, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2487/page/61/
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