...the ordination of Mr. Young ? To such a position as the liuhops of England, with all the Erostianism which has been charged, and to a great degree I think...submit to such an invasion on the functions of the saered office. We read of an old imprisonment of bishops, \\lmh led to the greatest and most glorious...

...Sir, your obedient humble Servant, SM PHILLIPS. ' James Abbott, Esq., Brueondale House, Norwich.' " To what position then are we brought if we give in...ever took place in the history of England. Let us not he mistaken. Should the emancipation of our Church require it, there is the same strength of high and...

...of England, with all the Erastianism which has been charged, and to a great degree, I think} lalsely charged, upon that establishment, never, never would...the prison and the death rather than submit to such ;ui invasion on the functions of the sacred office. We read of an old imprisonment of bishops, which...

...of England, with a!l the Erastianism which has been charged, and to a great degree, I think, lalsely charged, upon that establishment, never, never would...occupy. Many of them would go to the prison and the dentil rather than submit to such nn invasion on the functions of the sacred office. We read of an...

...bishop on the subject of ordination to holy orders." " To what position, then," Chalmers went on, " are we brought if we give in to the opposite motion,...an invasion on the functions of the sacred office. Should the emancipation of our Church require it, there is the same strength of high and holy determination...