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eouicl dispense with them . Some time after , Mi * . H . oue of the Kendal people , Happened to be in Newcastle , and Itflowing of tbte' Baptist society there juf Hafdaixe ' g connection , he went ataong them , and it was agreed for several of Mr . CaniphelFs people to meet Mi * . B . at the house of the forjifer , for cduversation , after the morniktg service on the Sundaty . When they met there Mr . € . was so unwell that
fee could not participate id the conversation , but be laid on a bed near enough to hear the debate . In answer to the argaments ibr the inferiority of Christ to GooV which Mr . B . nrgedy bis opponent said ; this related simply to the economy in which he had taken
sm inferior station , and acted in an inferior capacity . Mr . B . immediately quoted atfd urged t Cor . xv . 24—28 , to » hew that when the economy terminated , Christ would still be inferior and subject . This made a deep ina , pression on Mr . C— -he thought Mr . B . must omit something in the passage . The first leisure he had he resolved to
re-examine the passage and subject : this he accordingly did , and t hi figs soon appeared to him in a new light . He said to himself * * If our views be right the passage ought to read , then shail the Son be equal with hint thai , put Ait things under him . " He now entered upon the examination of
Trinitarianism with that ; ardour and perseverance which belongs to a Scotchman ( of which nation he is ) , when inspired by a love * f truth and a spirit of free inqutry . The result is , that having fully satisfied himself , st few weeks since he openly declared to his congregation that he was ¦ become a Unitarian .
Many of his people left him , a part remain , some seem to be disposed to return ; m * ke mean time he goes on preaching , and doing all he can to promote what he believes to be the truth / 1
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Police . 3 M ( Ai £ lborouh street . G . I ^ . i £ ch ' ener and ¦ ¦ n - Dimond , apprentices , were charged with disturbing Mj . \ Vildey , a licensed preacher , at his ro 6 m la Howl and Mews ,
Totteiilia ^ vo ^ ur t-road , whilst preaching id Ifo congregation . It appeared that Kitchener , in particular , had disturbed tne congregation for the last six months * On Wednesday se ' nmght lie repaired a ^ ain to the meeting-house ,
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and disturbed the place by minaturaf coughing , &c . when the preceptor left the desk and turned him down stairs . The defendant , by his conduct at th <* door , in challenging Mr . W . to fightf swearing , &c . prevented the etiufgregation fro ^ ti being quiet , and tnade a promise to send some touring lads" on
the next Sunday . Oh the day pix >* mised a gang of hackney coachftfen * made their appearance , and aftefforcing the door-keeper from his g tat . tion , they proceeded up stairs , upset the stools , struck at the preacher , ant ]
threw the place into the utmost confusion by smgitag flash songs and sweating . The defendant , Kitchener , watf ordered to find bail , but the prosecutor liberally consented to his release ^ on condition that the constable should
hold the warrant to apprehend him again if required . There was no case against Diroond . ThcEa&trtiner , Note . Qth , is 12 ,
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House of Lords . Thursday , Dec . 17 . The Bishop of Chester presented a petition from the clergy and certain inhabitants of Manchester and Salford % . against Hit Catholic claims . n \ & lordship stated that the petition was signed , in addition to the clergy , by a thousand respectable inhabitants , and several Dissenting Ministers .
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No L opery * This abominable cry is again about to be set up , for the purpose of bolstering up a crazy ministry . It is intended , we believe , to play off the . Methodists against the Catholics , Some ministers of the forvuer persuasion have already learned tbeir lesson and begun
to practise intolerance . The pulpits of the Tabernaqle and Tottenham Court Road Chapel have resounded with No Popery 9 and the pious attendants have been exhorted , by their love of tlae gospel , to support ttye government against the t wicked Papists . Where will this end ? , Ought not the better principled part of the Methodists and
Cal * inistic dissenters to interfere and stop toe inarch of bigotry 5 01 ^ at leas * , to set the public right , and prevent tb ^ factioub cries of a f # w upjenlij $ ht ^ * individuals being , taken for the sense of the ,, co ^ muwity , ^ wh , o , we . verily V ^ W fc * ** '¦ &WL ^ JJW ! : m ^ *^? referred to and better know the J ^ or <* of conscience
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$ 74 T Intelligence ^— Police— House Lor ds . — No Topetn .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1812, page 774, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1755/page/46/
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