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Edward O'Brien , for assisting the establishment of a Lancasterian school in the village of Corofin , where one is expected to be
completed about May . ' The long fo 6 m over the market-house , ( the property of Sir Edward ) is to be made the theatre of instruction ; and the patriotic Baronet has , in addition , given an annuity of 10 / .
to assist the maintenance of a school-master . After lecturing three times in Limerick , Mr .- Lancaster left . that city for Cork , exhibiting in his way * according to his invariable
custom , the excellence and utility pt his system at Charleville and Wallow , in both of which places lie had numierous auditors at a Very short notice . In Cork he made his usual exertions , and after he left this City * Killarney ,
-Tfalee , Youghal , Fermoy , Clonitt 0 l , ^; Waterford and Rosa , were sev ^ ajjy visite d by hiifl . His reception in all those places , but ^ especially Waterford and Ross , was uniform ; predilection to his system , attention to his lectures , and personal fciodness to himself , were Observable in all . He visited
schools arid charities of all per . suasions as he went along , and he had the singular felicity pf observr ing that hi $ principles equally " ifu
terqstejd and prepossessed all . At his lectures aU d ^ enqm ^ ations attended ; and among , his newly acquired patrons are to be found persons of all religious sects , Mr . Lancaster has ever made it a
primary object to deprecate proselyU ism . and tQ abolish al 1 traces of r ( e | jgi 9 > ii 8- <;* c % yoi } , yet . h ? h $ s h * Wk Qttcceasluii it forms then no
unimportant section in the Mstoty « fP ! tKb UMtoirft , iha ^ t edbcpfon is
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sacrifice of foregoing the indulgence of bigotry . Mr . Lancaster has travelled through this country from North to South , decrying
intolerance every where ; and it is now ascertained for the information of Great Britain and Europe , that even with this formidable opponent to contend with , he has been able fully to establish his system in Ireland ,
We have noticed the principal incidents which occurred to Mr . Lancaster since his arrival amongst us , but our hasty sketch must be of course dissatisfactory and greatly imperfect . We understand however that a new publication , entitled , A History of the Rise and ; progress of the Royal
Lancasterian System , ** will shortly make its appearance , when the innumerable admirers of our philanthropist will be gratified with an ample detail of all particulars of his tour through Ireland , as well as his proceedings and exertions at , the other side of the water *
We shall not lengthen out this article by adding any observation upon the benefits that must be de « rived from what has been already achieve ^ by Mr , . Lancaster ' s visit to Ireland . The * incalculable
advantages that must result to the kingdom at large , is one of those self-evident propositions which arc only obscured by an effort at illustration .
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Inttltigenct . —Lancasterian SySteffi , in Ireland . 371
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Unitarian Church , Glasgow . QlasgoyV ) March , 10 , 1812 . > The managers for the building of the Unitarian Cliipcl in Glasgow , bee leave i to ; inform the 4 religions public through the inedhim oft the Monthly' Repository , -of the progress made - towards the coav--plction of their p lan , and to solicit for it . the aid of the friends of free enquiry . jro rational Christianity , They have taken
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1812, page 271, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1747/page/63/
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