...And now, lest perhaps, f while it is apparent, that so many enormities are com*' "• mitted " mitted every where, your lordship should make answer, " that...bishop's common apology to all complainants] ; " behold, 1 bring these things to your know" ledge this day. Say not then, that these crimes have " been commieted...

...expected at your hands, and an account thereof is required. And now lest perhaps, while it is apparant that so many enormities are committed every where,...make answer that you had no notice of them given you, neither did these things ever come to your knowledge," (which words Mr. Gilpin used, because hee knew...

...account of your government thereof. . A reforma* V tion of all those matters, which are amiss in the church, « is expected at your hands. And now, lest...while it is apparent, that so many enormities are com-: . . . mitted " taitted every where, your lordship should make answer, " that you had no notice...

...an account of your government thereof. A reforma« tion of all those matters, which are amiss in the church, " is expected at your hands. And now, lest...while it is apparent, that so many enormities are com*' '" mitted GILPI N. 331 " mitted every where, your lordship should make answer, " that you had...

...father, must bedirected to you. God ' hath exalted you to be the bishop of this diocese, and rcquireth * an account of your government thereof. A reformation...is apparent that so many * enormities are committed cvery-where, your lordship should ' make answer, that you had no notice of them given you, and that...

...time very scandalously governed. Mr. Barns, who has already been mentioned, presided over it ; and he made it indeed little better than an office for granting...this it seems was the bishop's common apology to all complaints, " behold I bring these things to your knowledge this day. Say not, then, that these crimes...

...directed to you. God hath exalted you to be the bishop of this diocese, and requireth an account of 183 your government thereof. A reformation of all those...this it seems was the bishop's common apology to all complaints,) " behold I bring these things to your knowledge this day. Say not, then, that these crimes...

...requireth an account of your government thereof. A reformation of all those matters which are amiss in the church is expected at your hands. — And, now, lest...this, it seems, was the Bishop's common apology to all complaints,] behold, I bring these things to your knowledge this day. Say not, then, that these crimes...

...requireth an account of your government thereof. A reformation of all those matters which are amiss in the church is expected at your hands. And now, lest, perhaps,...this it seems was the bishop's common apology to all complaints,) ' behold, I bring these things to your knowledge this day. Say not, then, that these crimes...

...Gilpin was forced to proceed. Towards the close of the sermon, he turned towards the bishop, and said, " My discourse now, reverend father, must be directed...is apparent that so many enormities are committed everywhere, your lordship should make answer that you had no notice of them given you, and that these...