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... object of one is to give the officiating minister , in cer- tain defined cases , a discretion in the per- formance of Divine warship which the rubric at present prevents his exercising . On that Bill ( the Public Worship Bill ) I shall ...
... object of one is to give the officiating minister , in cer- tain defined cases , a discretion in the per- formance of Divine warship which the rubric at present prevents his exercising . On that Bill ( the Public Worship Bill ) I shall ...
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... object , but because he believed that and the voice of the laity in Parliament ; the form in which it was proposed to attain but Parliament could not be said now in any it would completely defeat that object . sense to represent the ...
... object , but because he believed that and the voice of the laity in Parliament ; the form in which it was proposed to attain but Parliament could not be said now in any it would completely defeat that object . sense to represent the ...
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... object , and he did not think that such an object could be gained by the adoption of this measure . He felt per- suaded that no real relief could be given to tender consciences by any other means than by the abolition of all ...
... object , and he did not think that such an object could be gained by the adoption of this measure . He felt per- suaded that no real relief could be given to tender consciences by any other means than by the abolition of all ...
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... object which Parliament had in view lowing the use of it for a consideration . would best be obtained by allowing per- The remedy suggested was , that instead of sons to get patents easily , simply , and allowing the patentee the sole ...
... object which Parliament had in view lowing the use of it for a consideration . would best be obtained by allowing per- The remedy suggested was , that instead of sons to get patents easily , simply , and allowing the patentee the sole ...
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... object of the law should not be to punish , but to reform ; and if a criminal was to be reformed , it would only be by the precept of religious teaching in the prison . SIR GEORGE GREY : I am not ac- quainted with the nature of the Bill ...
... object of the law should not be to punish , but to reform ; and if a criminal was to be reformed , it would only be by the precept of religious teaching in the prison . SIR GEORGE GREY : I am not ac- quainted with the nature of the Bill ...
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