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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN THEOLOGY AND GENERAL LITERATURE.
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must eventually crumble aad fall to pieced * Nothing , effectual could be done until they new-modelled the Church of Ireland , and reduced the sums paid to the clergy , at least by fth . «—Mr . Dam son objected to » uy interference with Church
property , as did Col . French , who observed , that if the alterations proposed by Mr . Hume were introduced into the sister-couutry , they would soon extend themselves to England , and at once create a revolution in the Church-property of both countries . —Mr . Butter worth had
good reason to believe that in Ireland many persons frequented Roman Catholic Chapels , and ultimately became Roman Catholics , solely because they had no Protestant Churches to go to . He had himself seen in Ireland the ruins of many churches which had been allowed
to go to decay , iu consequence of the union of parishes , the evils of which , as well as of other parts of the existing system of Ireland , he hoped something would be done to remedy , —Mr . Gouj > burn objected both to the reduction of pluralities and to the interference with the Irish Church Establishment . He
obtained leave to bring in his Bill . Sir J . Newport gave notice of a motion for the 19 th , to repeal so much of the 21 of Geo . II ., as affected the diminution of Ecclesiastical Dignities in Ireland .
Feb . 18 . Mr , Goulburn brought up the Irish Clergy Residence Bill , which was read a first time , and ordered to be printed , and read a second time on 1 st of March .
19 . Sir J . Newport moved for a Bill to the effect above-stated . The motion was seconded by Mr . Grattan , and supported by Mr . ( Dr . ?) Lushington , but opposed by Mr , Goulburn and Mr . Dawson , and eventually withdrawn , on
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A Fourth Letter to a Protestant Divine , in Defence of Unitarianism . By Another Batister . 8 vo . 3 * . Three Letters addressed to the Rev . C . Wellbeloved , Tutor of the Unitarian College at York ; occasioned by his Epistolary Attack on a late Visitation Charge of the Ven . and Rev . Francis Wrangham , Archdeacon of Cleveland : in which are
contained , Strictures on the Folly and Criminality of separating from the Mother Church ; on Unitarian Miscriticism ; together with a Defence of the Metaphysics of the A thanasian Creed . By the Rev , John Oxlee , Rector of Seawton , and Curate Of Stonegrove ,
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a pledge from Mr . Goulburn to consider the question . r Feb . 19 . Mr . Grattan moved for papers to shew the actual appointments of Roman Catholics in Ireland to situations of trust , to which they are eligible by the law * He was supported by Lord ,
Althorp , Mr . Hobhouse , Mr . Hume , Mr . A . Ellis , Sir John Newport , and Mr . C . Hutchinson , and opposed by Mr . GouirBURN , the Chancellor of the Exchequer ( Robinson ) , Mr . Peel and Mr . Canning . On a division , the numbers were , for the motion 11 , against it 38—majority , 27 .
In our parliamentary notices we cannot attempt more than a brief sketch of proceedings on questions affecting Religion ; but we may be allowed to stale , that we behold with great satisfaction a number of motions bearing directly upon
the morals of the community . The di * initiation of taxation lessens the temptations to fraud upon the revenue , and t *> the criminal and pernicious practice of smuggling . Prison Discipline is about to be made more humane and more effective .
The Game Laws are to be brought under revision , and it may be hoped that the new regulations will completely put down poaching , which is a nursery for every vice and crime . Gace more , and we trust with betteir success than before , the
question will be debated of the expedi * ency of allowing prisoners in criminal cases the benefit of defence by Counsel . And while we rejoice in what is about to be done , we cannot forbear expressing our satisfaction that one usual vote of
Parliament is not to be asked for , that is the vote of a Lottery , with which will cease a mass of temptation and wickedness .
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Fasti Hellenici . The Civil and Literary Chronology of Greece , from the IVth to the CXXlVth Olympiad . By Henry Fynes Clinton , Esq ., M . A . late Student of Christ Church , Oxford . 4 to « 1 / . 2 . 9 .
Thucyd-idis de BeWo Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo , Graece . Ex Recensione Immanuelis Bekkeri . 8 vo . 14 ^ Thucydidis Bekkeri , Grace et Latine . Accedunt Scholia Graeck , et Dukeri
Wassiique Annotationes . 4 vols . 8 vo . 2 / . 12 , r . Dublin Problems : being a Collection of Questions proposed to the Candidates for the Gold Medal , at the General , Examinations , from 1816 to 1822 inclu-
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New Publications In Theology And General Literature.
NEW PUBLICATIONS IN THEOLOGY AND GENERAL LITERATURE .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1824, page 126, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2521/page/62/
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