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Morris pray < $ * L $ n English , a # 4 Mf < ^ Timothy Da vies preached an English sermon , and 'was followed by Mr . W « Thomas in the Welsh language . The public service was conducted on this day , as well 9 # on the preceding
evening , with great simplicity and serioqsness ; the sermons -were excellent and appropriate , and the audience respectable and Very attentive * The friends of primitive Christianity who were present » tonld not but hope that the cause ; of truth will be promoted by this meeting *
After th £ public service was over , the ministers retired to dinner to the house of a friend , and spent the afternoon and evening together in conversation re-¦ specting the state of religion in Wales , * nd io . discussing the moat proper method * to he pursued to spread-the knowledge of the ttfuth in thie country % It appeared to this meettog , that Unitarian and Hberalsentiment 9 are gaimng ^ ground to the Principality > and that this year
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A curi&us decree of the Bishop o * toNDow ^ a Court was read in the pa-Tiah church of Isleworth , on Sunday the fd hist , whereby one Keane , a marketgardener , was expelled the church for Icair months , for brawling and chiding in the church and church-yard .
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will fccmg forward a ; Co # fideraJ > ie ^ cession oftnembers to tihe , churches m this connection . The meeting was perfectly haritioxuous , animated with one spirit to diffug $ the blessing o £ pure € h ?* sjaan % jto the utmost extent of their ability and
influence . The managers oi the tJflifcar&a Fund for promoting missions in this district , would find it their interest to gonauk tha collected sense of their brethren ia Wale $ in t > rder to fevise the ulan they have a *
dopted * None are so . eapafele ^ f ju < Jg * ing -what should be done to fxymote success , as the person ^ wtc iife . ^ tjbt e s ^ and who are also well acclaimed vvith the temper and manners of the inb . abitants of the country .
The next district tneetmg will be W 4 at Llanfane , in the county 0 / Cae ^ maf then , in the spring of tfae year .
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the ceremony , and therefic ^ e | i 4 baj ^ t # 4 the articles ; at the same time raggf ** mending , as this suit was not broBgj ^ through any vindictive spirit , feu > wkf for the purpose of determining ihe . right and setting the question at w ? st . that w prosecutor should be satisfied with eor rectaag the error and establishing tM right , Without proceejcbing smy fe ** feefW the cause .
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^ 198 n eetligence . —~ &IisceUa neou $
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In the Arches Court or Canter ^ Hurt , Doctors Commons Monday , Dec . ii , the following cause was tried and determined , at the instance of the Committee of Deputies fcr protecting the Civil JRighfs 0 / Dissentars \ I CCMlOPE AOAIN 9 T THE REV . MR . WICKES . * $% » was a suit promoted by Mr .
Kemper , a Protestant dissenting minister , ^ £ the Independent denomination , against | fe « ! Rev . IMS * . Wkkes , rdctor of a parish in Somersetshire , for refusing to bury a 6 htkt belonging to two paridiioners , on Ibe ground of the child kaving been baptbsea by a dissenting minister .
The Court , ( Sir John Nicholl , ) after besurijn ^ the counsel on both sides , ^ ras ef opinion , ( after enteFing at considerable length into the various authorities upon the point in question , ) that the Bbe ' v . Mr . Wickcs had mistaken the law , that it was his duty to have performed
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The University of Glasgow has conferred the degree of Poctor of JLairs , upon the Rev . C « arx . es Lloyd , of Palgrave , in Sufib ^ u
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It is said , tfea , t the tee D&SI * P » PoRTtANp ordered by bis will , A # all th « deer in BulsOrode Bacfe ^ h ^ W b « knocked on the head after feia d ^« c ^ f « amd that the barbarous direction : S « W been complied with * seTrei ?» i h « l > # rf W ^ these fine animals h ^ v iag been aktit & thrown into a pit * whicli j » , taJcK ^ M ^ ornamental barro * w or twmulnib 08 ^ J family estate ! The late qflfeient «»• vigorous Premieir has , thua rfmk ^ tw ^ ' * - self ^ among the heroes and deltthgodft of pagan antiquity , by ^ hav . Jttg '« iwtl UWCW * * towning fwrifiefs to himmam ** ¦» j
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1809, page 698, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1743/page/48/
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