 | 1844 - 1070 pages
...; and the representations which have since been made to us against it have operated so strongly in our minds, as to induce us, on reconsideration, to relinquish that plan. We now recommend that the city and suburbs of Bristol should be united to the diocese of Bath and Wells... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Great Britain - 1837 - 508 pages
...inconveniences attending that arrangement, and the representations which have since been made to us have operated so strongly on our minds as to induce...as the opinion of the Board, that the Bishoprics of Man and Carlisle, between which intervenes not the estuary of a river, but a wide sea of a navigation... | |
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Those representations, I am informed, came from the people of Bristol and Llandaff, who laid before the Board the great inconveniences which would arise from the fact of the Bristol Channel dividing the proposed Diocese. To these representations you very... 