REMARKS ON CERTAIN WORKS OF DR. MILNER, AND DR. LINGARD, AND ON SOME PARTS OF THE EVIDENCE OF DR. DOYLE BEFORE THE TWO COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. BY REV. HENRY PHILLPOTTS, D.D. RECTOR OF STANHOPE. SECOND EDITION. LONDON: JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET. MDCCCXXVI. то THE HONOURABLE AND RIGHT REVEREND SHUTE, LORD BISHOP OF DURHAM. MY LORD, I VENTURE, without previously soliciting permission, to inscribe this small work to your Lordship. If it fail of its main purpose, the fault, I am confident, is in the advocate, not in the cause: but, be this as it may, if it in any degree satisfy your Lordship, that the great favours which you have conferred on me, have been bestowed on a sincere and earnest, however humble, labourer in the ser (iv) vice of our Apostolic Church, the pains employed upon it will not have been thrown away. Let me gratify myself my bearing this public testimony to that zeal and ardour in the cause of true religion, which even the lapse of more than twenty years beyond the ordinary age of man is unable to extinguish, and that watchful care for the welfare of your own Diocese, which it is my honour and my happiness every day to witness. I am, My Lord, with the truest respect and gratitude, Your Lordship's most dutiful and most obliged Servant, HENRY PHILLPOTTS. May, 1825. Authorities for Doctrines of the Roman Church.- Mr. Butler's Statement of the means of relieving those who are detained in Purgatory.-His citation from |