...bat the fuipicion, whether well or ill founded, is difreputable to our order ; and, what is of worfe confequence, it hinders us from doing that good which...might do ; for the laity, whilft they entertain fuch a fufpicon concerning us, will accufe us of avarice and ambition, of making a gain of godlinefs, of bartering...

...but the fufpicion, whether well or ill founded, is difreputable to our order ; and, what is of worfe confequence, it hinders us from doing that good which...bartering the dignity of our Office for the chance of a tranflation, in one word of — Secularity — ; and againft that Accufation they are very backward...

...but the fufpicion, whether well or ill founded, is difreputable to our order ; and, what is of worfe confequence, it hinders us from doing that good which...whilft they entertain fuch a fufpicion concerning u», will accufe us of Avarice and Ambition, of making a gain of Godlinefs, of bartering the dignity...

...such a suspicion concerning us, will accuse us of avarice and ambition, of making a gain of godliness, of bartering the dignity of our office for the chance of a TRANSLATION. " Instead then, (proceeds the Bishop), of quibbling and disputing against the existence of ministers'...

...such a suspicion concerning us, will accuse us of avarice and ambition, of making a gain of godliness, of bartering the dignity of our office for the chance...translation, in one, word of — secularity — ; and ag.iinst that accusation they are very backward in allowing the bishops or the clergy in general, such...

...such a suspicion concerning us, will accuse us of avarice and ambition, of making a gain of godliness, of bartering the dignity of our office for the chance of a translation, in one. word of — secularitjr — ; and agdinst that accusation they are very backward in allowing the bishops or...

...suspicion concerning us, will accuse us of avarice and ambition, of VOL. v. 2 B making a gain of godliness, of bartering the dignity of our office for the chance of a translation. " Instead then," proceeds the Bishop, " of quibbling and disputing against the existence of ministers...

...concerning us, will accuse us of avarice and ambition,' of, VOL. v. 2 B making a gain of godliness, of bartering the dignity of our office for the chance of a translation. " Instead then," proceeds the Bishop, " of quibbling and disputing against the existence of ministers...

...of Suspicion on them for you have confest it concerning yr Brethren! of making a gain of Godliness, of bartering the dignity of our Office for the chance...translation, in one word of — Secularity — ; and against that accusation they are very backward in allowing the Bishops or the Clergy in general, such...