"Whosoever will be saved, before all things it is necessary that he hold the

CATHOLIC FAITH."

guide.-Education, and Lord Brougham's original re-

Warm welcome of the Rev. Dr.

marks thereon.

Hookwell and Lord Temple at Swanbourne Hall.

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CHAPTER IV.

Death of poor Jenny Wray, and her funeral.-De-

lightful conduct of the Miss Armitages.-Poor Jenny's

afflicted mother.-Kindness and fervid instruction of

the Rev. Dr. Hookwell.-Conversation of the peasantry

on the Clergy.-Dissent.-The wrestling lads, &c.-

Duties of country gentlemen.

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CHAPTER V.

Interior of Swanbourne Hall; and most interesting

tête-à-tête of the whole party.-Wonderful spread of

the Anglo-Catholic tenets.-The doctrine of the Apos-

tolical Succession.-The Church older than the Scrip-

tures. Our blessed Lord-the First Bishop.-The vi-

sible Church at His departure.-First Ordination.-

Second superior Ordination. The memorable sen-

tence.-Outward testimony.-Distinction between the

Apostles and the Seventy.-Election of Matthias.-

The Church before Popery.-Bishop and Presbyter.-

Name of Apostle succeeded by that of Bishop.-Apos-

tolic functions bequeathed, but not the name. The

ancient Bishops.-The Apostolical Succession one of

the easiest articles of faith.- Bishops of London,

Mann, Calcutta, New Zealand, &c., how they repre-

sent the Apostles.-Presbyterian offices.- Fine
pas-

sage from Beveridge-also from Bishop Hall-and

Hooker.-Is an inward call sufficient for the ministry?-

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