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11 That is a question of church discipline, which vou,think ought to be reserved for the prelates Ireland ?—Yes. t . ''Would von not think it a just cause for withfielding the stipend granted by law, if such offerings were received ?—I mentioned, when before waken to of the stipe

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such 'representative to be strictly defined ? Instead of being opposed to it, they would most anxiously desire that his power should be strictly and accurately defined ; and there is no class of persons within the United Kingdom who would profit so much from the specific definit

BRITISH MONITOR about most others, and my income is not so considerable as that of many other Bishops in the kingdom. Is the same mode of paying the Bishops adopted in all parts of Ireland ? I believe it to be the same in nearly all, except that in some dioceses, particularly in

No be capable of preaching, we leave him 111 rank of curate all his lifetim Supposing an -arrangement were e fbt : the payment, by the. State, of the Romanfi, tholic Priesthood, it would probably be rable to have a gradation of salary, proportien-to, to the extent Of the parish,