He did believe in religious teaching.

He had not a word to say against a Protestant Episcopal Church.

But he thought, nay he was sure, that Church and State, as combined institutions, could no longer prevail in this country.

If the people of Tankerville would return him to Parliament it should be his first object to put an end to this anomaly.
The Browboroughites were considerably astonished by his success.

The colliers on this occasion did not seem to regard the clamour that was raised against Irish Papists.