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jch iliem all that, is necessary to
pn of OoJ aiJ of tliemtetve s.
aow tl.ut, if iinful beinp do tot
retain (od ir ibcir tboughts,
i . glorify him as. God, thej rt;
ut -excuse: For ,n the ' invisibk
s of hint from the creation of the
I art clearly seen, beinj ; under
Ibj the' things, Which sre-tnade.
Via tiriiRt Miur Ant fnrl?. i
, however, the darkoesi of sin is
"l from, the. mind, the 6inner
ve but Very Jndistinct ideas of
an J of what is necessary to secure
uur.s Jn all the works of nature;
t is heard on the breeze speak
ace, to the trembled soul. No
, of all the thousands Cowing tu
can, washes away Ins fins no
from all the millions of stars arjd
.round the-throne of God, points
j to that throne as the, home of
Mogtace to iome; no power
cw,' no tuercy to save the unholy,
I - ..' I' 1 ' 5 It .
i soul, is tnscoverpu in ait nai
i there is a God.. Like the vivid
i n g. in night's darksome hour.
,ht of nature only startles by the
eur of the glories it reeaIsJ' It
nit soothe and win by, th mercies
Ms. Yet it is t!: light , of hea-
t tells or Gout and prepares the
r receiving, brighter light,'with
lustre,- pom tip to a more per
il, and paying, This is ' tlie
.lk ve iit it?' - In the days of
tti iarrhsV and of thei . Prophets,
is pleased to give orighter mati.
of his holy character, and of
'y of man, than he.had before gi,
Man began , to hope : ii his God,
'.'ered the ; sacrifices ,apppin'te4
5 in the mercv promised, But
stent , was not j faultless,; -The
the faithful vwerc ,iurt)ed to.hi'tt.
ti all the. pnnnises oinletii -and
J to fihdw,- him Uiat;'hich
J long sought.' VK',.
e , fulness of nmij ihe: promised
ic as vg" oi me worm,, a y iin
verful grasp of -the, LiB i of . pf
f Judah, he ' -tore a waf .jthe'-
of !eternity'4-hrpug;ht t!Jwn jte-i
w the perfections vf Go'i'ii'
Iished the immortality pf piani
I, with ,the', blood ;o love, tbe'h
.t leads to glory-t-antaughr jthe
rscanc trom UaiKntis and ties
The 1: .r. ,of jejun e need shine
r. Thev rriesthood of Aaron,
. it rsoleo'li! iwtiMl'ad)fwiVf :
, us ijpb.ami fciiiuiows, may
withdrawn - They, roust cive
i the sun of rigliteousness, the
ii ine morning . star, wnoow
us, amlhe way; and iheiruth,
term, The way and tlie truth, is,
cwism, and means, the true way,
PJ wav. is. bv metonomv. nut
je. The expression,' we life.
tnaiet Jeltnly4:,vi itb this ex
i of our text it w ill readf am
"tniide, w ho leads to endless feli-
Ihat is, the Lord Je-us Christ
words are spoken by him) de-
tnathis i8 the only name tt
Heaven, whereby we must
i Lis teachings, the only gvs
ur.fo! ' ' e true character of
1 hov,?) what man must be.
' iio to be saved. If we receive
v. ill receive us; if we reject him,
J on torerer." . , : :)t
:acs us in a matter of so much
ce, carefully to' .examine the
five f!itifd ii the text.
f i l - .
Vie nc.'-
fi.:;a-v
i"i ch;ef drl ht in tUe t'.ir
cini p.r. t rr;!J deMrff it Lrever. It i t.e ' trn'ine.
id whom t-.t rent. .et nere U of JehoviH arrar.! -n'n.t r .!r'.n-
trut, t. all i.a!.uns weie tote Uscd! lusts, that stirs' the powerful ppo
Ali-'t to I .tea tlie RcntiU-s. and thejsitwA TSicJ is felt la the cpvf. On
g orj of liia pi !e lirarl." Tie Kvan-i anvuher utjett rein would be ratW
Reh.tsand Apostle record the LZL' t.' Wert enly half the1 evidenre, w!.ch
rnrntiftl.ertchecics; the miracles per-joroves the troth of the christian teli
fro?cd ly Jesus, in attektalioa f his.cion. adduced in f.i nr i( rpliinn
divine nature and miiiicbthe pre J which pandered the human passions, '
"I11 V,tJ '('crinr wiiu n lie tiuj.ur jaoa proveU.l iat holtnwj i not nece
th voice of God, cedarinj;, this i. my ry to salvation, there would not be ai in
beloved son, in whom lam wed ple- fidel o, earth. . While the love of sin
ej; heir ye him l e) obey him. -Tie remains in -the heart, . opposition to
hiatory of his sulTr rirs. and of his love God will exist; and so Ion? as it do.
the nii-hty eCicaey of his power; aod, j hppines cauoot be found, - The true
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lis" tn'je tsf Jjilah, ar ,d to 1
the honour ff t';3t "-nt thi'
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the positive assurance, that he w id come
again to be admired ja those who be
lieff, snd t take vengeance. on all
ihose who refuse to follow hi in as the
Tr Guide. 4 - ' i' - ':.;
".Theie is oo tcachinz of this 1rue
Gui Jr, wltich ha not a direct tenden
cy to secure the happiness of man,"
i a this wor Id, a nd, t . the a me lime.
to make bun wiie unto eternal life.
lle ts one very . stron proof of
his Alitinityj vizi the application of his
doctrine to the character and Condi
tion f man, so as ttf lead tot certain
happiness. , Other ysf cms ofinoteUtj
and theology have had heir day For
a, while tliey exerted a partially talutt
ry ."influence on a favoured few. . But
iocreastoq; knowledgej a change or cir
cumstaoces, and the vain attempt to
give them a practical influence on the
mass of mankind, have swept, them to
to oblivion. ' Philosophers, n.anufactu
red a religion j and .that religion iu va
riably 'made the,, people superstitious
and wretched; because it did hot suit
the wants of human nature. Let none
object "that these philosophers. Jiving
in ages of darkness, were comparatively
incompetent to the t' sk they assumed.'
It i true that thty were incompetent.
But the reason hy ' they failed , was
"ve.
w
l.t
e sic
It
in, v, c f.tid it to
dy ot';;' t to grant
-. K-anr no
'. li it i j:; n
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s or t''e
sisied human powers could have accom
plished -it .The few " remains which
nave aescendcu to uS,- as specimens o
their,, leniusf , and, talent are uffH
cient to prove, that thej were of no pig
my jrace,' In mercy to' mankind,-Gml
permitted these masterspirits tov exert
all their powers inthe investigation oT
religious subjectsVi- Their-brisrhtest re
suits - do oot - now, threw the faintest
fight on sJintiV'-; present and ; eternal
ho'peiFs In' the isatac spirit of ; mercy
fcuids removes thi love of sin. bv sen
ding the holy 'spirit te convince of sin,
of righteousness and ofjudgme nt.' The
soul is thusbroughtto loathe that which
it once loved; to long t be oVlivercd
from it. until it is immpelled either to
perish in despair, or find relief iu beinj
reconciled to God. The holiness bf
God is set foith'lre its beauty, b . the
same spirit; and the soul, comparing it
self With i, cries out: wretched man
that I ami Who shall deliver mc from
this body of sin and ileath?' A view of
the exceeding linfulness. of sin, produ
tMf'm desire to repent, is'JmtiSvteil.'
Bat Wpentance alone never restorer to
fvor. . Pay me whut thou owest, is tW
language .continually .: proceeding from
the throne of justice, The .true guide
points out what ,is to be done: - repent,
believe, and thu shalfbe saved."Thi
helpless soul replies: i Lord, I would
believe; heli thoo mr unbiief.', ni'fti
flood of lights from a fountuio of love,
i poured into It. t he eyft is turned to
Calvary. . It sees the SitviouK'thtt'liue
guide, sustaining all , the weight of ain,
the just for the unjust, t It was love
that brought him down from heaven to
stilTer, It is love which' nerves hint td
the dreadful task. - It a'dove 'whicf
says, foigive the penitenlj for ',1 Lave
rules i
owe Gi.
theinst!e
e em
ill .oiiform. t?
any Jty jhey
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1 i
not, that they did not possess powcraTcthiUivIt i love which whispers, Mooli
mind sufficient for, the purpose, if unas-jtp meand' live,": ': The hard. heari is
softened, it melts into tenderness.',! It
ldfjpv Its opposition o God iSgnne.
His holiness is no 1 longer' dreaded ijor
bated. ,All his atlrlbuies ane now Jove,
lyi ,tejcsutf nierey. and.; truth nieet
together, righteousness and; peace f in
hracp each otneti. 'Nwbdcrlttiat this
tiew ctestes the sunt,, anew Ibr it 'be;
holds in it; 4 jusf God, throtigh Christ
Jesus, justifying the ungodly , who te
Iieyef And now . a tnostf, nteritijg
nct.e u presentea. to ourj View? rA
whert tioijnan nature as boasting of the being, once the slave of wn, and led
perfei tiott, of i t s po wersj and , wh en, in
all the departments of science and lite
rature, the most astonishing success at
tended the labourjs bf those engaged in
them, God again permitted those, whose
bqast. it Was, j ''je light tie ivorld, to
toanufaet'Mrft a sptem of religion3 And
what Was Ve eflccts of this new systens?
It stauglitefed a iialion. and called the
world Jo its ; funeral.-r 'l'he names of
the ! i ench; Fhilpsophers, with Payne
andVolta1re ;totbjeirthead and the
fiettzicd.W bloodstalnedjsSrupting ; sys-
ems woicn.i fney -Heviscq, will stu r.
loreyer,; as ' gloomy beacjna,s.warning
tiwr presumptuous not to venture, 'with
unhallowed feet, on holy ground. Not
soistWrligion of Jesus; ; (t suiu erery
a ge'i t nnd it ion , ' and : coun try. W h er
oi lue .oifsuiiigs ui, peace.?- i. than
etand'tintil -ht Heavens abd the 'earth'
pass awayt "It is the wisdom of Gotl,
deiceoding in love, adapted to the real
want bf the;sinneiv i j V'. v '--Thi
gospel is a tore -wayf AH 'other
plan for the bliss of roan have been de
ficient in this: however, beautiful, lhey
may ave been in tbe6ry, shadows,
ulouds , and , darkness did rest upon
themi there was on certainty attached
to themYa But ftkr ulMhat Jesus asserts,
he gives ui" thus saith the Lord. Je
8ii s is the chief corner atone, elect, pre
cious,1; Upon the precepts and promises
he lias given bang all our hopes of feli
city beyond, the "grave. T" them
away, and w e are ruined, i ln a'm' w e
enfiuire the way the chart isi lost-!n
vai4p:aiibour for wages; the truss!
boaid;"Hon which the master ha9 drawn
the certain plan, will t? found no more.
What is , tlie condni.i ,f those who
have'not the, Ilibli-r Lit t'-.t''r multi
plied absurdities, sucrr..ioiis and ini
quities answer. Such would we lr
without it; for it is the only true and
certain guide, U-adlng to ;,!jry..V '
r The men'js which are proposed to ao'
co:rplislv t'.,e salvation tf i:.ur.!.ind, by
tlie true guide, an? ftich as can assure 1-
i. it; :
!i thc5,
end pre
i -
1 met J ii ; t -ts,
Fuch a wt!l t .
1. The riaMre i.l r
;ivrs rl : l i t t
1 nr t;i i,, t'., i'.muld
of t'.e ri '.( of inatonry,
y 1 vho Miioh Jo labour:
knowing that they s'all receive, evpry
nun, that, which is rights Because our
society docs not exert a pov.er it doe
not claim because we are willing to
rennl every son of man s a brllier.
and te give him all the aRulneein our
power;, leaving it . eotirc! v . to - him to
improve it or nol, abd- to "the judge of
all to rendW W him a sentence of jus
tice; according to his workl thai world
blames us! 4 This is as iincenerous," as
it is unwise. , It is unkind in those who
are. without, thus t troat ms.They
might know: if they would, that they i!o
ui wrtiiigy 1 1 ne purest system ol iniualif v
everjeviked by man, is,ma80ury. If ft
ftl . . . . .. if - - e ' . i ' i"
an wrnnnii vie, lives oi men, II OIHV ai
forda an additional Evidence of the deep
depravity of; the Jiuman hekrt, and oi
the;'abRofute,necesity ofdivine prtwer
apd grace, ihfougli a redeemer tq make
man a new creature , J'.ut dues not
therefore fliljnw; that thisnmrality is,
to be .contemn'eif. J,If,: iii,-ipcordancc
witli, the teaching of the Inie .guide; our
hand, does; our- rharitios are 6ileot!'y
and unobtrusiyfy Ijefetowi d -If wepre-
ferlfrt. to attend Ii nnr nwn hrtiuo.
hold, and rhen'. to oilier havin n claim
on our benevolence; "shall we be with
out reward fi onl Jiiin. who teeth in
cretA It fippling otirselveilo; noeans
wuicn iracii us to icvrrence' Gotl, love
eur; neighbour, andlwys to desire
max wnicnis.gonu7'SliaU;, we abandon
these means; because some make ship
wreck of themselves and seal ;' their own
condemnation? Shall we abandon prip
ciplcs.lwhiclj jho good man; knowitig
(hem, luis ever despised? If, in our ftr
tercbufse1 with. earh other, e use' si
lent fangdage.VunknTVn UV the; world,,
but', which ;is. 'understood :. without ftp
interpreter wherever a masorr hi found,
shall werW fclaraecl '4or'.' thtslliQs
Who are highly prejudiced Againgt ma
sonry i and indulge in bitter feelings and
invective, affarnst, it, should .'. bey tnme
cautloosrhey ;niay for' aught tlie
kbow-btf-;4Mno ' fightipg agajns God.
Ve ufk thenv. what isi tnasonryrThey
cannot tellf because thry do notkno-j).
Why, theni sliouM lhey Wao invete
fatewilhcir Jgnfiraricc? 1 nstead of thus
acting, iiithe presence of hini,. whose
all seeing cyjj searches into' the inmost
recesies of ithe- human iiear we say,
that we do believe christians could ex
ertan influence connected, with maiion
ri . Which would tell with a ' mighty fcf
Ject in? eternity. 1 Most cordially and
sincerely do, We, wish that every christian
was a mason, and every mason 'a chris'
tian. t We do belie vt that masonry; in
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it ii, S" I I I 1 4 ) t
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9 ( ,i .' r ; -.if ( i, . ,
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'. b ', . oi t hn a fa'.l.tr in
y ' '.',.!. i he hand that vipfi
t .ir fioiH irrow' eye. , The vniie
t . i - : 1 . r . ,
. iimniri nc mourning urratu 1 i.c
'. e
13 lilf
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that h
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benevolrnce which enter the mam-ini.s! V'
of poverty, han? around the bed d tl J
dying,, and 'innrt the faint, . AI11.
that bror.ierly r'.can, that faith trml cs i.e aU
that hope1 ins; ire. '. Contemplate Le-1 true,
inj; jovertiii'g himself by t!:e 'rules ol,Gi-.lV;-
virtue, acting on the i -nncirdrs i.f I.tav- then, l.e t
enly philanthropy, with a reference to I rcr. it
Ihe-.will vi IjiI; ItillowTni the true loir.el r-
guide,' ran m i.g this partlted . W(J, cii. !,iu..
wasted end Llihted Lv the iir pryTflS- !u'ArrhH c
aions and sinful pni;'nsitirs t, fii.ful m inutli n
rebels, to bloMi.i a.iin like .lie j.,m of
God. View from cIe to t le.the ccn-; .SioL'..i I
fused noise of the warrior hushed, every person that
kindred 'uud people embratii as chil; Iv. What i
dren of cue family, and bowing around' cause they , c
lone nu.-i , .". .! f uum -' the pi ai?es of ncMlow then cai
Gol, i,t i t aw Mi:r answer, :i Those who cove
: ' ue y. , ' at they ought'to be.1clm tThey arc j
1 :
the
knew wii.it we know, what would they lowing comn-ui
lltiii.'s ifu? !f. wiih the sidrit of the' 'Why wast;
true .guide.'one were to filter the tein-l' cf New O.t
pie, and drive from it air who profane! r",'?.
it, w.ho-'-VnuJu-escape, the. thongs? L,trrr;i
.it
be.ll.aic li lends, i "t"JJ. nJ
tf, is an'hbriour tor r " - '"' ; ".'
is ), it the worldlings ? ix ooumeni im
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cdeu: "1 i':t'
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ern othei?
e g' :itii;.:iy"
1 resolut?,
t-
'captive by his lusts, i now entirely than
geii, panting alter holiness Unce-mo
ving uowrt .toe stream ol destruction,
thoughtless and hopeless, now labour
ing op thtTiiarifoW path bf life through
crosses anil denialsl'with a totaldisi e-
gard to earthly joyg, looking, for an im
mortal crown in heaven. : Angels look
down with, rapture,- and gladly becoioe
ministering spirit to the heir of salva
tion,, i Possessed? of" an incorrontibte
treasure, and, of substantia! joy,', the
renewed soul lives only i fof God, and
for eternity., Receiving- continuallV
grace for grace, ha goes from strength
to strength. Imitating ,jhe captain of
his salvation, he goes tortb,,armed with
no weapon, but Jov'e, no armour, 6u
I, . . . . J. ' - '.1 y,T:" ' " " f1" i"" v "ii s ii, was
Sorrow and. sighing flee before him; ioiv
and gladnesattee4ftim; whilehc enr
creasing tlirong of ''multitudes,', saved
like himself, swell the song'of,"; ', Glory
to God in the highest;1 on earth peace;
good will toward men!'? Human nature
assumes a new dignityi- its thoughts
are Iteavenwaid.' i its actiouSi heavtn
like. ; And through the blessings St len
der mercies of God, it ists no'tuntil
the day star Bpriag from nn',higl'ij4t
every isle St nation; and the joy & peace
of the gospol are sweetly felt by eve
ry heart in the whole earth. Oh, itisofl-
ly the true guide who tan produce bles
sings like these, .and this he, does by
love. Ouglit we not,' ther.eforej to give
tohiui tl.e honour due to his name; and
to acknowledge him, as "tli way,. and
the truth, and the lifcf"," fjf
Have we done tTis? abandoning ee
ry refuge of ie'Cvind - takingr hold on
the Loul our righteousness,- and relying
on the sacrifice of God, are we follow,
ing this true guide to eternal lift'?
l'o you, my my?'ic brethren, with
it,e plainness ai d .free '.rn of a brother,
I put I lie ijuesiion, niu you obeying and
following this guide? Ilisst-ird as you
are of hi-'i privileges, .do you t;"t leel
duh'v b"'iS t" Iidnnnr l.im, v I'.m.i the
two Johns, t jgreitr t'"S(i i
rv, love I
serve 1 e. I
it;i their
originally designed to be; a mbstnower
fa! auxiliary to those means, which are
to be0 ehiploycd in ettenditig the knowV
Mdge of. God throughout this f uined
.' ,Tlii qncstinn is pot nhw to be settled,
shall masonry be established!' It is es
tablished, Its .'advocates are found in
every Wild,' 1 Regardless alike 'of .thi;
treachery", f its ..friends,' and the mat
ic,e of its 'liieu; ifioMinifes-; to flourish;
nfitf numlier amotig its workmen, some
ofjhe greatesr, wisest tt. best nieh of the
present and the past age,; And it will
Continue fo exist asUoiwf t chastitf,
fruth,(apj!ioye shall be lovely and de
sirable' llvtiontr toeii. It is powerful
institution,, It Cannot !o harm, even
ia.ha:ba6iIv.of.-;bail.1neDJiVmay
not do the good it sught nay ifdoes mir
do the. good it -might.- But; t kl) the
good and virtuous were. initiated, were
bright and worthy, lle result would pro
duce blessings indeed Romany in the
world. - a;- Y- l-u4i;';'V'':v
But, brethren, do we not too often
;;ive t! world ciuse to tl.inic, and "tc'
speak lightly and hardly cf i: ? Whn
Masons are homd speaking irrevrrAf
ly f ('- ', r - l l e (-1 i f f-,i worsl.r!,' vi-
i 1 ' i :":: ' i.imiiii :,l a . I III)
1.1 t
oly
,irf
iu,'
hvt-n
.Int.i
r.
Butaday of retribution anil of vengeance! tiiu-6 lc cut i
W athand. -The Graiid NlaU'i iscoiniiig.l
UiS rule is in hi hand, Our work will'.
unperformed is'fuund. lie, shull be nu,
held up Os nn example of God's dis- c-t
pleasure a'inst that servant-who knewti,f !
his Lord's will and did it not. Wi e, ( '
woe to thiise who aie highly, exalted in "
point of privilege"; & abuse tleir high fa-.11;,'
vours. i hoy shall be cast away for- ,
ever.'? While happy, jra thiict hapiy, e
ne, Wliose work joall he iipprovedj v ho,
following the true guide in f.iith, Jioj e,
and charity shall be permitted, when
the. cap stone is raised, and the ten, pie , -o i t
completed, to join with the niihuuibcrcd.iindt-r' e.,1 hu
tansomed Mf, 'Jie'Land),' in ' shouting 'r. J r. ;. l
' grace.' grace unto it," in a kingdom the cl.-. actor :'
where fiih and hope shall be lost in liivc!' closely than 1
r.""f ' ; : rr: , ter, he r
.riiefoIlovving anecdote, which hag of- ct,,rs ,n;
lew been fold in private circles, appear to rVde i 1 1 he '
to. the: London Jlfaa:-." Mm k Supple' v; 1 1
was a reporter to the Morning Chrordde tat.t:,e r,
Peter; Finnerly .;, (Ida; crony, coadjutor, fnna nn
and fellow countryman) Used to teil this viency to - t
story of hiim Mark wabig-bontd, and f ,, c,t '.', t
loud-voiced, and had a muclr w it and ,( tu. ,t(.ai,
fun as an, rish portef cnuid carry of- the cit; h :
ten t more:r Ihan:, -be rould, ! carrv-uijWtrebnc-i i '
""ii m-?mit piioi, hu mi, ne "le hour i.i
took his wine every ? !y at.lkllauiyV ecutlvc.
mi men went up luio.tne gallery, and jjt
reporteo use a gentfeman dticl a man ol rrwio'
genius. jl;'n , members ,hai illy knew ,m,f ed::!
their bwa speeches again, but they ad- Mr. f '
mired Mark V free and bold manner of that " V ' -v
(Iressitig them op.. Koue of them ever atns i ,
came to the olSce in the titrund to cum- 1,) , ai ,
plain, that tkc tall Irishmap had given airoljiii ir '
iamej speSfii.g ;versiuu,of their sentf !di,V.i t ''
miffimto&t t ttj. who n it '
thWilfmoH-pho(?a,-aiibV'god-fathcied i
speeches they had j'ver made. MaikV.he c' ' ' 'i "
way wa joe .nperimie; a strong vein ; on.hiu;
tf . nrluiiltnli. rv. ..,., I. M .1.. 1. ' t' i ..
"f-,!ivl."M"-" wmii 'in i iiasn in d
hog trotter. '-The; thing took, Mark
3uppie 'was. a'fuvoiite, nr.d p'resBmed
upon it. One evening, ,t, he sat at his
post id, the gallery, wai t! i res ,f
thingsand a hint hu M , v, n
tropes and fiiu?s upon, a t' l silence
happened, 'to prevail in t! ,- House. It
was the period thntf!i. Au'Jipffon was
Speaker. tThe bold le,-t.l,-r of the 5 s -
gang wa never rojch en . set -ius L-.
(els boot, and at this time I w - r
tttr.larly full of ""meat atil wine. !
ii.iill -i
n(iicj mrrrioie wiiii me l , ,f i
thinking that something miht
be going forward; he called out
f A song Irtiin Mr. Speaker!"
Addington'a long prim, upri
bis consternation and utter
preparation for, or clew tu i ;
an interruption to the rules ' 1
of Parliament. The lluu-
roar; Pitt, it is said ceulH 1
his seat for laughing. .M-
and confusion were a little ,
macebrarer came
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