class="smcap">Irons says of himself is a true picture, and that he is not a Tractarian “in any sense.”

FOOTNOTES.

[6]  The official statement, with the names of the (then) Churchwardens attached to it, says, “that the Vicar has declined to be a party to the Memorial in consequence of the words in italics being added.”  These words were the “Rider.”

[8]  I asked for, and obtained, the sanction of Dr. Irons to publish these letters (if I thought it worth while,) soon after the correspondence had taken place.

[11]  Dr. Irons is the son of a respected Dissenting Minister, who was held in high esteem by many eminent Clergymen of the Evangelical party.

[13]  “The nearer the candle the safer the moth.”  Such is Tractarian logic.  I respectfully borrow this apt illustration from the “Heir of Montresor Abbey,” a work published by Nisbet & Co., and written by the Protestant Authoress of “The Two Paths.”

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