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INJUNCTION ON JoURNAL.-We perceive thai
lhe Vice Chancellor has issued an injunction against
any further issue of a theological work, published
by Mr.. Spary, principally the ground that there
Is another issue OF similar character, published
by former printer This is mere leather and pru-
nella' Why does not Mr.. Sparry change the name,
and no Chancellor, or any Court, could prevent the
issue OF the same views and sentiments under a
different name be the selections what they may
From the first taste Of the theological cup, the pub
lie could tell the difcrenc Of the flavor Of the two
articles.