Original Correspondence.
To the Editor of the New Zealander. Sm.— A gi eat deal Jus bean wiitten iv your paper by " A. Clcigyman," and mjsi-lf, agnint-t the ctMirsc taken by the Bishop of New ZcnLiiid, in conne.xion with tlie late " Episcopal jMmutes at Sydney," on the subject of Baptismal Giace. I can find no stionger coiroboiation of our arguments, than the statements of the Bishop
himself, as shown in the following extracts fiom his Loulship's chaiga to his Clergy, on 23id September, 181". Those who me acquainted with the " Minutes" referred to, and tdke the tiouble to compare both, will find the "jKiiallelof discoid" between piofession and practice very insuuetive. I remain, vS-r, Your obedient Seivanf, A Member of the Ciiuiich or England.
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 541, 21 June 1851, Page 3
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