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Page 344
... tion . By W. Bristow , Efq . 8vo . pp . 42. Is . 6d . Walter , Piccadilly . This gentleman , who profeffes himself a member of the efta- blished church , fpeaks pointedly against the continuance of the Test and Corporation Acts , as ...
... tion . By W. Bristow , Efq . 8vo . pp . 42. Is . 6d . Walter , Piccadilly . This gentleman , who profeffes himself a member of the efta- blished church , fpeaks pointedly against the continuance of the Test and Corporation Acts , as ...
Page 357
... tion of the Adherents of the House of Stuart . Preached at Cook- ham , in the Diocese of Sarum . By George Berkely , LL . D. Prebendary of Canterbury , Chancellor of Brecknock , Rector of St. Clement's Danes , and Vicar of Cookham . 4to ...
... tion of the Adherents of the House of Stuart . Preached at Cook- ham , in the Diocese of Sarum . By George Berkely , LL . D. Prebendary of Canterbury , Chancellor of Brecknock , Rector of St. Clement's Danes , and Vicar of Cookham . 4to ...
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... tion in parliament . For cafes are mentioned by him , in which the parliament confidered the affent of the clergy to ... tion tion by the archbishop's fummons under the king's writ to 412 Luders's Reports , Vol . II .
... tion in parliament . For cafes are mentioned by him , in which the parliament confidered the affent of the clergy to ... tion tion by the archbishop's fummons under the king's writ to 412 Luders's Reports , Vol . II .
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