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      MRS . CAPPE has favoured the public with an account of the excellent Mr . Lindsey , to the time that he quitted the lfvins of Catterick , CM- Kepos . vol . iii . p . 637 . } This decisive step deprived him of an occupation , in which he took great delight ; that of performing the duties of a parish priest with the utmost assiduity , and of studying the holy scriptures at c \ ery leisure hour . His future employment was unknown . Under the necessity of

      quitting the vicarage house to make room for his successor , he fixed upon the metropolis for his residence , and on his arrival in town was most hospitably received by the Reverend Mr . ltamsden , of the Charter-house , who was afterwards Dr . llamsden and master of the house . This trait in the character of Dr ., Ramsden , does great honour to nis memory . Many a person would have turned his back on an old friend , marked by singularities , which made him obnoxious to the heads of the church : but Dr . Ramsden was not of that stamp , and liis virtue in this respect was not without its voliv

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      THE ' MONTHLY REPOSITORY OF Theology and General Literature .

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      No . XXXVII . " ] JANUARY . [ Vol . IV . ' — - ¦ ¦ .

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      BIOGRAPHY .

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      MEMOIR OF T * IE JLATE REV . THEOPHILUS LIXDSEY , A . M . \ ' ' '

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      reward . It did not prevent him from being master of the Charterhouse , and it rivet ted a friendship , which we believe was afterwards not without benefit to his family .

      After some little stay at Mr . Ramsden ' s , Mr . and Mrs . Lindsey removed to lodgings in Featherstone Buildings , Hoi born ; where Mrs . Lindsey ' s first care was to give him all the conveniences for study , which such small apartments could a fiord . Here he was visited by a few of his old friends , and in a short time acquired many new ones to counterbalance the loss of those , who could not justly appreciate between worldly profit and

      conscientious integrity . On resigning the living of Catterick , he published a Farewell Address to his parishioners , containing the reasons for his conduct . These reasons were weighed by many judicious persons in LofuJon , and led them to consider the mil state of religion in this counttry . They saw the impossibility of any reform in the chui'ch by means of its heads ; and to enjoy reli giou s worship upon scriptural grounds ,

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1809, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1732/page/1/