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... fact become Lancasterian . But as we cannot imagine that either Dr. Bell should desire , or his patrons advise a departure from that religious combination which has hitherto distinguished and recommended his system , we shall continue ...
... fact , the conductors of it being trustees of a common fund , cannot , without a breach of trust , employ what is confided to their care , for any other purpose than that for which it was so confided . Since then , the funds of the ...
... facts , not with the view of justifying that rule , for it requires none . A Church - of - England society , like every other society , has a right to prescribe the terms on which alone its favours shall be conferred ; and if such a ...
... fact , that various causes are now operating which tend to remove them altogether . But if the religion which is established by law should be reduced , in respect to qualification for power , to a state of equality with those which are ...
... fact ? We are inclined to think it is not , and that we shall come nearer the truth in stating that , except in some parti- cular cases , the period of ten years may be assigned to ships of war built in merchants ' yards , and fifteen ...