BY THE REV. CHARLES CAMPBELL, VICAR OF WEASENHAM. LONDON: J. G. AND F. RIVINGTON. MATCHETT, STEVENSON, AND MATCHETT, NORWICH; AND J. S. GOWING, SWAFFHAM. 1841. Price Two Shillings . “The Liturgy of the Church of England hath advantages, so many and so considerable, as not only to raise itself above the devotions of other Churches, but to endear the affections of all good people to be in love with Liturgies in general . . . The Rubrics of it were wrote in the blood of some of the compilers, men f

Dear Sir , It was hoped that the little excitement occasioned by the debate of last Session on a petition to the House of Lords for some alteration of our Articles and Liturgy, had been suffered to subside; and it was with regret we received the announcement of your recent publication, entitled “What is the meaning of Subscription?” I am not aware that any of the clergy of this Diocese, during the last nine years, that is from the date of your first publication on this subject, namely, “ A Petit