Commentator (Newspaper) - May 3, 1828, London, Middlesex i jews were of a oa the iBy Ihfe ff This of Atl that i of officers aad who il te and wi account of the final existing bosi peace not and tiie crew info but it seems that it wl till the expedition that new lead of a great id supply Many bouses have made arf risen The rates of rt the same whence it is inferred that little sion is appear be persons affirm that an Minor is would fe General decisive The has been rewarded by donations increases of the and its for he of It is at for the but to their la they wi Count is a last week be inspected and and appeared 40tisr good order which lie u part Beis tortA the post of ojf the twp with a salary of Oar wlU meet with DO and talte of very of Emperors for t vib g el to of oar aunt of aid ter that the finnn parts of Ae tons of the array does the is and it is said that and Bis te at the en the to the isf that 4ie two and of where he of The French to have spoken at of arrived at board the the April Wv Shocks of an Florence to tb tight of and Sim ft v as BO and the i ft mid it ia 4bat tils in tog to the of m their that a i mope viewed as a in one of the productive lag aa article of indispensaBle necessity to it be aa lk Ms attended by 6f on and not 6n tor chajt and the i bag b tell it a matter of earnest explored thit they fe authentic M r j If ply interests pf to iL Thav T TV the Pacific in duty Reynolds to the io the subject on of the ex carried on in bat and evw a I ti jT the they bare with a in in their how iy m boOi to active e 7bo pave engaged and Weed De of the fortune of and oon in fear of evik vone than are aad to pardon of with which he hath blessed The poor among to little children have he possible had so long rejected of m to have made the exception and tie 4he He the ought 4o that alt what v they might think so that they jral rule be toleration of the that held religious were to disturb the peace of the should not find but lie opposed with all the hough such he the sub yet have come to the discussion of tonight it that a taken place jn opinions and Ae the ungracious the jet which had material JUlu to hut also prayed lord might Jbe disposed to put JIB 09 account 0f Under to much greater np he was strongly im the necessity of ultimately of be the She haje to ij ceald to of civil fa it He fe which be moved be Earl wished to say one word this petition The NoMe Earl who presented it that their by way li that Wmt htd said was tiat ia their aad that V nDf G la Test and Corporation far The of the Boman for of His Bomatt moved Ae of ill far Test and upon The Earl of ELDON roseto Barred page B onin second upon e an The these o m m J iU to the to Ae Protestant and every hea Their bara debate the other operation of the Test Now he Lord that he had the Of much addicted to doubting was anxious than he Was that the opinions if and friend on the woolsack with fliem toe he Should by and for the on entering upon office should take aghast already persons taking office to do so be Lord he did not to set his that of his noble and learned all doubt on the he should clause to He was desirons that i should affect the but be was quite Lords might that unless some such into that would be most essentially by Lordship the the am a Protestant as Hollands motion should be disposed seem that he to with when only record of it war his opinion worda of Bat though their a of most dreadful rebut buta te V expressed it to be his the not to pass with far as the of the and of country ware If bfi were this it no to the of toM concession to a passage from an eminent any more tbag the to whom It That if men wanted td govern them all the civil we had a but if they to we had no right to Caution was always under the pretence of The test act was as a of as certain were proofs to of tEe mildness of of he 5 v the true of a stand of s bis any new was for the iba wished which it Jjf his pif woolsack were correct in t any thing decidedly amendment j x J had connexion with of cor Hew security their not aia would he single individual wh now obtain and yet have effect off prc OB which the open and he tipped their be wa sure on any the have Actuated to the The Bishop of CHESTER that it should Jbe was a measure of granted the existing that in jhe 7 forma part that comprised in already he did that sacked name to be quent than van was reason of his his to that aad this was hia answer to of who of the conduct of that bench ift this He must confess that was Sorry the word Protestant bad not been added to tiie as had been pro posed by the earl for whase opinions he should feel The Earl of ELDON that not a syllable had fallen from him in favour of Jhe sacramental the it was his principle that it should be taken the sacrament a bat as x test called upen to take office was a member ef the established church cf The scruples which were entertained were more than suffi cient to require that it should not be retained bat the church and state which formed the constitution of the required that instead of the sacramental test something of something of substantial should he The utmost possible respect was dne to that right buthe the Earl of Eldon ask bun was to think under a Pro testant a Protestant and a found proposition like that he had made And yet the rev beach ap to constitution of this country should over to persons who would not tell what sort ef Christians they but who were merely to call It was painful for him to say bat he and again that a substitute that was not worth any thing jj and not believe that tiie it was in passing the that him that the character of was dinerent then he would say no more hU wish to to the discussion of tht question before their But first of all he must assure the right Rev that if this were merely an incipient or if it were intended to be followed op other be was no party to rach He the not destroy toe of but he bad supported it because he believed it to be essential to the preservation of the peace peace of the It Ihe words H pa faith of i he Jews to his own hot believe J to be the intention of the laws that Jews should laws that Dissenters should be OA Jm these arid it was 1 senters admitted to corporations i the object of Java to J ft was thorn out of corpora itL thai the was perfectly well aware that were admitted iato corporations There stance in which the legislature had the t the that given satisfaction to the majority of the of He be to the hoar he tittie of it for afl die all the and all the titles which the Afford tt lordship spoke rendered many of his Ha tested would indulge him he took a of r MMM g ex such he should oppose the for expunging the words pa the true faith of a Bat there was another reason why they ought tp It was Quite and disliked by this that Jews should fed corporations and public principle was to be let that question be brought forward and apt on the tbM into a nothing of the the more convenient of and likely to bring their lordships labours to a ion be for noble lords to confine themselves to the of alien from that before the of said there was no in under this act of depriving tile Jews of any of they now Beyond this he did not wish to proceed he himself ting his nobl W tU K le i any tf weife to be it by a side Bafby a direct pro AIT Jews diem to and the part should be thu or at the when tiie 4 persons obliged to take the oath of supremacy and the and according to the statement of the noble aad learned lord onthe extended so far as even of oi a it was said that of supremacy did not afford a suffi cient security on toe part taking he thought it was quite and Jie was not willing to impose Boroan Catholics any additional or any would seem to fasten farther disabilities on He the necessity of taking this course themore particularly k because when the Dissenters were excluded from taking certain tests which were disagreeable he should i form of would appearance of their lordships would excuse said word oa an accusation which again and lordships in many The accusation that th right or the majority die interests of the established on which they ought to This was said with reference to the act of and the test am corporation When such a chargers this was made lie was happy to have it in his he had done so formerly when subject before opinion expressed by anc who had tor many years done his applied to by His He alluded to the late Lord who these remarkable expressions in bis correspondence with His late While the o the church erf the esta while the for its ministers forms an appropriated to aoy relie to sectarians will not against the church or the act of if right prelate bad read the whole of the to which he had have found that his Lord Kenyons venerable ancestor was called oa to state how ought to consider himself bound by his coronation with reference to me testand corpora tion The articles tti which those acts related exclusively to it was that so any relief could be given or any favour could be to be construed In for teaser auc But this distinc to do witt the Ronian respect to thB the sake of the church and would on such a in explanation aad words of the illustrious lawyer to the purpose of showing that tie of to consist in of Ker doctrine and and the legalised snp V The of LLANDAFF he question in case bat rather a as to the of the path of must be taken By all those entering must be taken oy all those entering ipon that point tie he was assorting t t was the opinion of almost the whole of thai that he oath of supremacy formed a sufficient barrier against the of Roman The Earl of ELDON was sorry to Be again to the time their He still was of notwithstanding all he and he had to it the utmost that die amendment was The Duke WELLINGTON was of saying one word oa this The noble and learned of was apt Etoman Bat tile noble and learned not stated that was the act of King and JDuke of knew of no tbe did go the object which it in Tta and learned lord on the bad stated most and it was necessary far heir ttat against must still be taking f And he must say no to tbat therefore felt that
