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<head>1828. <sic>Feb<hi rend="superscript">y</hi>.</sic> 11<lb/> Law | <head>1828. <sic>Feb<hi rend="superscript">y</hi>.</sic> 11<lb/> | ||
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<note>Propositions<lb/> | |||
<sic>Ch.</sic> IV. Oath none<lb/> | |||
Supplemental Perjuries</note></p> | |||
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<p><note>6<lb/> | |||
Supplemental perjuries<lb/> | |||
<add>whether</add> to be paid or unpaid</note></p> | |||
<p>Of This supplemental <del>perjuries</del> establishment of received<lb/> | |||
perjuries shall the Members be paid or unpaid or paid.<lb/> | |||
If paid, paid by salary that is to say stipendiary, or by<lb/> | |||
fees. Whichever be the mode, there can be no doubt about<lb/> | |||
the adequacy of the pecuniary supply in the proposed mode of<lb/> | |||
obtaining it. M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Peel would add to the number of his Bills<lb/> | |||
of Reform a Bill for the amendment of the Church Building<lb/> | |||
Act by the addition of the ways and means for the purpose.<lb/> | |||
Thus is the Right Honourable Secretary in the House of Commons <lb/> | |||
and thus is Lord <unclear>Bexley</unclear> for the taking charge of it in<lb/> | |||
the House of Lords. The qualification necessary <add>bid adopted</add> to all<lb/> | |||
Offices are as perfectly understood as the 39 Articles by<lb/> | |||
M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Peel. Eating a hundred <add>Temple</add> dinners with <del>those</del> a lapse of <lb/> | |||
three years after the last form <add> as he has declared</add> a <sic>compleat</sic> qualification for<lb/> | |||
a Stipendiary Magistrate, a certain number of perjuries<lb/> | |||
swallowed in succession to a Sacramental lunch, would <lb/> | |||
constitute a no less apt qualification for a Divine in the<lb/> | |||
Supplemental Perjury Establishment.</p> | |||
<p><note>7<lb/> | |||
Payment by fees or<lb/> | |||
by salaries</note></p> | |||
<p>If fees, substituted or added to salary, be preferred<lb/> | |||
it were hard indeed if fees for <del>Deaths</del> <add>Burials</add> Christenings and Marriages<lb/> | |||
would <add>will</add> not <del>c</del> afford a sufficient precedent — Scoffers<lb/> | |||
<del><gap/></del> might liken these perjuries to masses: but whatsoever<lb/> | |||
<unclear>seeming</unclear> march of Popery might appear to be thus exhibited<lb/> | |||
at the hand of the second reformatory now going on with such<lb/> | |||
happy success might <add>would</add> not be fully competent to wash it off,<lb/> | |||
and for keeping account of the perjuries as they were <add>performed and</add> celebrated,<lb/> | |||
bends, with the help of the like <del><gap/></del> purification and resanctification<lb/> | |||
would afford a most convenient as well as a<lb/> | |||
long approved an instrument.</p> | |||
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1828. Feby. 11
Law Amendment.
17
Propositions
Ch. IV. Oath none
Supplemental Perjuries
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Supplemental perjuries
whether to be paid or unpaid
Of This supplemental perjuries establishment of received
perjuries shall the Members be paid or unpaid or paid.
If paid, paid by salary that is to say stipendiary, or by
fees. Whichever be the mode, there can be no doubt about
the adequacy of the pecuniary supply in the proposed mode of
obtaining it. Mr Peel would add to the number of his Bills
of Reform a Bill for the amendment of the Church Building
Act by the addition of the ways and means for the purpose.
Thus is the Right Honourable Secretary in the House of Commons
and thus is Lord Bexley for the taking charge of it in
the House of Lords. The qualification necessary bid adopted to all
Offices are as perfectly understood as the 39 Articles by
Mr Peel. Eating a hundred Temple dinners with those a lapse of
three years after the last form as he has declared a compleat qualification for
a Stipendiary Magistrate, a certain number of perjuries
swallowed in succession to a Sacramental lunch, would
constitute a no less apt qualification for a Divine in the
Supplemental Perjury Establishment.
7
Payment by fees or
by salaries
If fees, substituted or added to salary, be preferred
it were hard indeed if fees for Deaths Burials Christenings and Marriages
would will not c afford a sufficient precedent — Scoffers
might liken these perjuries to masses: but whatsoever
seeming march of Popery might appear to be thus exhibited
at the hand of the second reformatory now going on with such
happy success might would not be fully competent to wash it off,
and for keeping account of the perjuries as they were performed and celebrated,
bends, with the help of the like purification and resanctification
would afford a most convenient as well as a
long approved an instrument.
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