[...] there hath been an Unhappy Difference of [...] be­tween [...] the great Reproach of Truth and [...] Profession. And whereas there hath [...] [...] [...], Samuell Jenings, John [...], and [...] them, being in Number Twenty Eight of those who [...] George Keith, and the Friends joyned with him. [...] his Condemned as A Person [...] and Unqualified to be a Minister of Christ, and as a Person without the fear of God before his [...] and whereas the said Paper of Condemnation hath been [...] of setting up many Se [...]erate [...] [...] well [...] other, [...] and Dist [...]ance, (both privately and publi [...]) in [...] Parts. And whereas the said George Keith, and others joyned [...] him, being Offended with the said Judgment have appealed [...] Spirit of Truth and true Judgment of all faithful Friends [...] Meeting, and have requested (by a second Paper [...] and the rest concerned with him) they [...] have a fair [...] and Tr [...]al before Impartial [...] to the signing [...] sent to [...]ther [...] Day of the [...] Meeting [...] breaking up of the Meeting for publick [...] and [...] are [...] subscribed [...] Truth has [...] yet having [...] in the said [...] on either [...] being [...] true Desires to the [...] that he would [...] to put an end [...] and truly make [...] before it grow [...] to the [...] George Keith, and the [...] the Friends joyned [...] their said [...]: And the said [...] and the [...] (though again desired, by two Messengers [...] Meeting, to [...], and they) refusing the Meeting [...] till an [...] the Publick Meeting [...] day; and [...] being Assembled, and the said Thomas [...] and the [...] still refusing to come, (although the said Thomas [...] said [...] Keith to [...] George Keith, and the [...] before us; and the said [...] concerned not appearing (though again [...] Expectations and Desires, (with [...] Absolute Healing the [...] Breach [...]. Notwithstanding whereof [...] the [...] both side [...], and having [...] and deliberately [...] them, do give it as our Sep [...] and Judgment. That the said George Keith, and his Friends concerned in the said Paper of Condemnation, are not guilty of the Charges and Censures therein contained; And that therein for the Honour, Prosperity and Wellfare [...] and [...] and Quietness of the Churches of Christ [...] [...] Parts, and else where, the said [...] [...], and [...] [...] of the said Twenty Eight Persons [...] Recall their said Paper of Condemnation [...] that they condemn the same by a Writing under their Hands, directed to all the Monthly and Quarterly Meetings whereunto the said Paper was directed; and that they [...] offering to speak, by way of publick [...] in Meetings, till they have so done. And we [...] give it [...] our Judgment, That those Publick Friends [...], and Ill Behaviour in their [...] forbear speaking in [...] they clear themselves [...]; And that all Publick [...]; but that in [...]; established [...] among Friends.