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I&D 9- July 3 , Died , at Islington , where he had resided for some years , MR . JABEZ JACKSON , formerly of Moretonhampsteady—a man highly respected by the * . e who had the happiness to be acquainted with him , on account of his good sense and his amiable and conciliating manners , which / secured the esteem nf those with whom he was connected
in the concerns of the world and religion . His passions , though warm * were well regulated , with a view to the imitation of the holy Jesus ^ w hose mission he believed to be divine . When his friends lately met to pay their solemn respect to his memory , one of them said , " I need not state to you , who were well acquainted with him , what he was 5 for
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w KENT GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCHES .
On Tuesday , May 2 , the annual association of the Kent Gen eral Baptist Churches was held in the Baptist Cha-$ > el , Black Friars , Canterbury . The general prayer , by Mr . Baiter , of Chatham , —the sermon , by Mr . Thomas Christopher , of Broadstairs , from Prov . xi . —3 . The J ' ruit of the righteous is a tree of lifey and he that ^ . vinneth souls is wise . —The service and the business of the day were well attended , and the
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ETttMINGHAM UNITARIAN TRACT SOCIETY .
On Tuesday , the 13 th of Jugie , was held , at the New Meeting , in Pirmingham , the general annual meeting of the members of the Unitarian Tra £ t Society , for Warwickshire and the neighbouring counties . The devotional service was
conducted by the Rev . Jamps Mev ^ s Bransby , of Dudley . The sermon , founded on j&aL iv . 18 , was preached by tfoe Rev . John Corrie , of Spark JH 3 U > near Birmingham . 1 $ was fceard with great attention , and received with warm approbation . An unanimous and earnest reque t to print it , for the circulation / of the Society , to which the preacher obli-
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you are ready to pronounce to the world , we re it necessary , for his actions declared it , c that he was a Christian , and an Unitarian dissenter , from principle—not from prejudice ; for his inquiries had been minute , and his doubts many ; and yet you know he was not censorious against those who differed from him ;
nor did he ever think , when his judgment was matured , that they , on that account , could possibly receive future condemnation . ' * Besides many intimat * friends and relations , * he left a widow , and three sons and two daughters to lament his departure , in the , 53 rd year of his age .
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comforts of a social , religious , harmonious interview of friends were fully enjoyed . —As usual , at the close of the day , tea was provided , gratis , by the ladies , to present the company from dividing into different parties , and about one hundred persons were accommodated in the chapel , enjoying the feast of Christian love and friendship . Behold hoiv good and hoiv pleasant it is , for bre * thren to dwell together in unity .
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gingly consented , supersedes any encomium on the candour an » d piety of spirit which diffused itself though it , or on the force of the arguments adduced . The reader will have an opportunity to judge of both . The audience waj > re- > spectablc ; a lively interest was felt on the occasion , and more than thirty new subscribers patronised the institution . — The members and friends of the
institution afterwards dined together , to the number of forty-five , and the afternoon was spent in pleasant and useful cen ? versation . 1 7 JULT , iSOQ , T-
* Mr . Jackson was the eldest brother of the late General James Jackson ' , Member of Congress for the state of GeoPgia ,
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Obituary.
OBITUARY .
Intelligence,
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1809, page 405, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1738/page/51/
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