Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History SocietyShropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society., 1915 |
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Acton advowson aforesaid Alberbury Anne April Bailiff Bart born Borough Braggington Bridgnorth buried Burwarton Castle Charles Church clerk Condover Corbet Countess of Shrewsbury County of Salop Court Rolls Deanery of Newport Deanery of Salop death died Dinthill Duke Earl of Shrewsbury Edward Edward Donne eldest Elizabeth Eyton father Francis gent Gough Hall heir Henry Henry Whitmore Hereford Hill Holland Horde instituted James John Burgh July June King Lady lands Leighton Lingen Lord Lord Berwick Ludlow Mackworth Manor of Wrockwardine March Margaret married Mary Member messuage Mytton Owen parish Parliament patron Pigot Prebendary presented Quaker rectory resignation Richard Richard Gough Robert Robert Pigot Roger Roger Pope Samuel Sarah Sept Sheriff of Shropshire Sir George Sir John Sir Thomas Sir Thomas Whitmore Sir William Stafford Sutton Talbot Thomas Whitmore vacant vicarage void Wenlock Wheathill wife William Cludde William Whitmore
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Trang 260 - Interest will not lie' is a right maxim, wherever it is sure to be understood ; 2 else one had as good affirm that no man in particular, nor mankind in general, can ever be mistaken. A nation is a great while before they can see, and generally they must feel first before their sight is quite cleared. This maketh it so long before they can see their interest, that for the most part it is too late for them to pursue it : if men must be supposed always to follow their true interest, it must be meant...
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Trang 294 - The next figure was a man that sat under a most profound composure of mind : he wore an hat whose brims were exactly parallel with the horizon : his garment had neither sleeve nor skirt, nor so much as a superfluous button. What they called his cravat, was a little piece of white linen quilled with great exactness, and hanging below his chin about two inches. Seeing a book in his hand, I asked our artist what it was, who told me it was the Quakers' religion ; upon which I desired a sight of it.
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Trang 308 - She speaks with clear and graceful eloquence on every subject. Her antagonists were shallow theologists, and opposed only idle and pointless raillery to deep and longstudied reasoning on the precepts of Scripture, uttered in persuasive accents, and clothed with all the beauty of language.
Trang 309 - Yet what is her crime, Doctor?' - 'Apostacy, Madam; apostacy from the community in which she was educated.' 'Surely the quitting one community for another cannot be a crime, if it is done from motives of conscience. Hadst thou been educated in the Romish church, I must suppose thou wouldst have abjured its errors, and that there would have been merit in the abjuration.
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