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JWagaxint i the precursor of the Monthly Repository . They meet in several licenced rooms in their respective neighbourhoods - They are extremely desirous of having , however , one commodious chapel in a central spot , and have made application we understand to the Unitarian Fund for assistance , The Order of the Preachers and Subjects at a Wednesday Evening Lecture at Salters-Hall , to be held every fortnight during the winter half year . — Service to commence precisely a quarter before seven o ' clock . December 10 , 1806 , Mr . Worthington ¦ " The varied and successive Methods
* f our Saviour ' s Teaching . ' December 24 , Mr . Smith—" Death "b y Sin , and eternal Life through Jesus Chris t . " January 7 , 1807 , Mr , Evans—^ Diligence in temporal and spiritual Concerns . **
January ai , Mr . Barrett- ^ - " The rich and various Beauties of Scripture / 1 February 4 , Mr . Worthington— " Attention to the Will of the Father , the primary Object and Happiness of the Redeemer . " " n February 18 , Mr . Smith— Man ' s final Destruction , his own procuring . "
March 4 , Mr . Evans— <( On mutual Agreement in the Journey of Life . " March 18 , Mr . Barrett— "On the Destruction of the Old World . " April 1 , Mr . Worthington— On the final Dissolution of the Present World . "
The WILTSHIRE CONFERENCE OF GENERAL BAPTISTS held their half-yearly meeting at Portsea , Hants , 021 Tuesday and Wednesday the seventh and eighth of last month . There were three discourses delivered on the occasion , viz . one on Tuesday evening , and the other two in the afternoon and
evening of Wednesday . The first was on the Nature of Repentance , by Mr . Aldridge , of Lyndhurst ; the second on Charity , by "Mr . Smedley , of Downton , and the third on Early Piety , by Mr . Jones , of Trowbridge . At t ^ he Close of the meeting the ministers and preachers present , together with several strangers
from the neighbouring churches , all partook of the Lord ' s Supper . The meeting was very numerously and respectfully attended , and this last part of it was truly solemn and striking , as -well as expressive of the pleasing harniony ; uid liberality which prevail among the ovcral ministeri < in \ thc connection . —*
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The morning part of Wednesday vr& entirely devoted to business , when , among other resolutions , it was agreed to hold the next meeting at Wedmore in Somersetshire , on Easter Wednesday , 1807 . And it was earnestly recommended to all the ministers to strive to be present at that time , with a view to reanimate , if possible , a people grown too dispirited through the loss of their active : and faithful pastor the Reverend Moses Naile . The last annual assembly of the WELSH GENERAL BAPTISTS wast
held on Tuesday and Wednesday the 13 th and 14 th days of May last . On Tuesday the meeting was held in the afternoon , at the village of Clydach , about five miles northward of Swansea . - ** The service was begun by Mr . William Morris ; after which Mr . John Thomas preached from Acts . viii . 5 , and Mr .
J ohn Davies from Hebrew , iv 1 , and the meeting was concluded by Mr . Evan Llwyd . On Wednesday the meeting was held at Swansea . In the forenoon the service was begun by Mr # Joseph James : after which Mr . Nathaniel Williams preached from Romans L 16 . Mr . William Morris ( in English )
from Psalm civ . 34 ; and Mr . Evan Llwyd ( in Welsh ) from MathevFxxiv :. 14 . In the afternoon the service was Introduced by Mr . William Thomas , after which Mr . James Davies preached from Gal . vi . 10 ; Mr . John Richards from Acts . xi . 23 , and Mr . Thomas Rees , * of Geiiigron , ( in English ) from Thess . v . a 1 , and concluded the
service . All the services were very numerously attended , and conducted with much Christian love and unanimity . — The next assembly was fixed to be held at Cardigan , May 20 th , 1807 , and Mr . Thomas Jenkins , Mr . William Morris , and Mr . William Thomas were appointed to preach . A meeting was fiied to be held on the afternoon of the day preceding (" May 19 ) at Newcastle .
The Directors of the Calvinistic Mi sionary Society 3 in London , arc making great efforts for the instruction and conversion of the Jews . They have * This gentleman is not of the Baptist denomination ; but being at the meeting was prevailed upon to preach an English discourse , in consequence of the non-arrival of an English niinisterj who had been expected .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1806, page 610, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1730/page/50/
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