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\ 5 . No person to be compelled ; to go more than miles . 6 . Any person may require a justice of peace to administer the oaths , &c . under this Act . 7 « Justice shall give the par * ties a certificate of having made such oath . . 8 , Certain fee to be paid , and certificate conclusive evidence . 9 . Teachers having taken the
oaths , &c . exempt from offices , and from the militia * JO . Penalty on falsely pretend * ing to be a preacher , and producing false certificate ! 11 . Doors of religious assemblies not to be bolted or barred . 12 . Enacts a penalty on disturb , ing religious assemblies . 13 . Saving the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the church *
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40 nnual Meeting of the Warwick-. shire Unitarian Tract Society * . The Annual Meeting of die V " KitafeiAN Tract Society jfor ... \ yj ( arwick 6 hire and the neighbouring Counties , was holden at Evesham on Wednesday the 17 th of June , according to notice . There was service on the
preceding evening , the devotional part © f which was conducted by I ^ r . Tbialmin , and the Rev John Kentish delivered , Vith great , animation , a very abje discourse , to a full and attentive congregation , from Colossians i . 15 . Who is the 4 mage of the invisible God . Mr . Kentish , . Observing that the character , the image
of the invisible God , was a decisive proof that the person to whom it was applied , could not be the very Being of whom he was the image , shewed ine various instances in which this was truly descriptive of Jesus Christ : viz . on account of his great power , by which he
manifested the power of God ;— on account of the virtues of his character , especially in , thfe benevolence of it , as he vas the reycaler of the will of Go < l , the tnedium of fois grace to mw , his representative on earth , and the Judge of the stfoMd .. *
:-j % tm lUy . Richard Fry , of Coscley Staffordshire , preached the ^ crmpn be-S $ ^ MW& > - * PVgf < l& mQrn ' * lSi&& Jonn i » IV- >*• And we have «^ i % nrfrfb testify , twit the- Father sent g # 46 « i » iit oj 6 fc ttoSturiour ofitjJX'wtrlcL The Rev , I . H . Bransby , of Dudley , read the ¦ cnptUTes and took the devotional Dart -j . ' ^ ij - ivo ri . . l «^ ,. 'T * " .
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of the apostle , took occasion to snew at large , that the person sent must be distinct from , and inferior to him that sent h ; m That we owe all the blessingjs de . lived fiom Christ ' s labours and ministry , to the free and unpurchased love of hit Father and our Father , of his God and our God . who sent and commissioned his
Son to reveal hjs will ^ and execute the counsels of his wisdom and grace to mankind . He explained , upon Unitarau principles , the various scriptural expressions respecting the sufferings death and blood of Chrijt , and how , by ihes ^ means , as w $ \\ as by his instruction ! and example , he was entitled to the glorious character tif the Saviour of the world . At the conclusion the most
proper means of spreading th « cai ^ ee of pure Christianity , were mentioned avi the duty of all Unitarians to exert their abilities and influence to promote their views of gospel truth , was enforced , with earnestness . Tfre pennon , at the request of those members rf the Society who heard it , Will be published , and will add to ths number of useTul Mentions on the
subject of Unitarianisrb , It was ^ beard wjth attentiop ^ and will be fea 4 W »* profit .. On the evening of the same day there was service at -7- o ' clock . The Re * . Timothy Davis , ofc Coventcy 9 l read the scriptures , a ^ d pflfcrcd up the , prayer tofqre sermon , and Pr . TguJmin . pxeachea fromHeb , iii . 1 . Wherefore , hoto frttor ren , pa ^ cen of * kehrtiPcal ^> amiid #
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# 6 ? 4 Annual Meeting &f the Warwickshire Unitarian Tract Society .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1812, page 464, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1750/page/56/
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