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M onthly Repository ) b History of the Seminary for the education of young : persons for the ministry , first established by the late Rer . Dr . Doddrid ^ e . to be continued to the present time . With this view he earnestly solicits intelligence from every
quarter ; particularly from and of the past , and present trustees of Mr . Coward ' s fund , from the venerable Mr . Tayler , of Carterkiie ; Dr . Rees , of London j Mr . Halliday ( fo rmerly classical tutor at Daventry ); Mr . Hunter , of Bath ; Mr . Bing , of Tarn worth ; Mr . Tomalin , of Bucklersbury ; Mr .
Belsham , Mr . Carpenter , of Stourbridge $ Mr . Toms , of Framling-ham 5 Mr . Horsey , of Northampton ; Dr . Warwick , of Rotherlaui ; Dr . L . Carpenter , of Exeter ; Mr . Blake , of Crewkern ; the present Tutors , and any of the Students of the College as removed from Northampton , and from any other person who may be able to give him information as to the succession of Tutors
sfod Students , distinguishing those , who are dead , and noticing the present profession and situation of those of them who are living . The whole is intended to be drawn up agreeably to the excellent pattern set by V . F . in his very interesting " History 7
of the Warrington Academy . * Mr . T . will be thankful for every communication of this nature , and requests that such confmuni cat ions may be addressed to him ( postpaid ) at Yeovil , in Somersetshire , as soon as possible .
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dersfield , died February 17 th , 1814 , See a memoir of him in M . Repos . for April , 1814 , page , 245 , &c . drawn up by his successor , at Lidgetj the Rev , J . Donoghue , and by his t * 4 end the Rev . J . Townsend , of EllaucL The Rev . John Williams removed from Halifax to Mansfield , in April , 1811 . The Rev . Josiah Townsend resigned the Pastoral charge at Elland , in June , 1814 , and has latel y
removed to Yeovil , in Somersetshire . The necessity and desirableness of reviving the Association , will be seea from the annexed statement of some of the Churches , the former Ministers of which were amongst the earliest and most active members of this Association . Elland , near Halifax , vacant by the resignation of the Rev . J . Townsend , has had no settled Minister for twelve months . The sentiments of the trustees and congregation are Unitarian . Mixenden , near Halifax , vacant by the recent death of Mr . Bates . ( Mr . Bates also officiated as a local preacher with the Wesleyan Methodists . ) The sentiments of the people are Baxterian . Eastwood , near Halifax . The Minister and people Calvinists . Pudsey , near Leeds , also lost to the Association . Idle , near Bradford , present Minister , Mr . Vint , who conducts an academy for the
education of Ministers of the Independent connexion . Morley , near Leeds , vacant by the recent resignation of the Rev , W . Duncan , a Calvinist . The sentiments of the trustees and people are of a mixed kind . It is gratifying to be able to announce ^ the revival of the Association , under circumstances which give us good reason to hope that it will not again be interrupted ; but will prove a bond of cordial union amongst its members ; and a mean of zealous and effective co-operation amongst both Ministers and Laymen , for the advancement of pure and uncorrupted Christianity . The religious services of the day commenced at eleven o ' clock * in the Rev . Joseph Bowden ' s Chapel , Call-Lane . The congregation was numerous and respectable . The Rev . Richard Astley , of Halifax , conducted the ' devotional part of the service j and the Rev . Charles Wellbeloved , of York , delivered a highly interesting discourse from Acts xiv . 17- As the preacher kindly consented to gratify the wish of his hearers that the ser-
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Intelligence *~ York West-Riding Dissenting Ministers' Meeting . 391
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Yonfc West-Riding Dissenting Ministers Meeting . On Thursday the 8 th instant , was held at Leeds a meeting of Dissenting Ministers , in the West-Riding of York . This meeting had , from various causes , been discontinued for
some years . The moat obvious cause of its interruption , will doubtless be found in the heavy losses the Association has suffered in its members , within the last few years . The Rev .
Win . Wood died April 1 st , 1808 , see M . Repos . for May , 1808 , page 229 , &c , and " Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the late Rev . W . Wood , F . L . S . j with an Address delivered at his interment , and a
Sermon , on occasion of his death , by Uarles Wellbeloved , I 8 O 9 . The Rev . John Deane , of Bradford , died to December , 1813 , at his son ' s ( Kev . Arthur Dean , ) house at Stand . J ? ftev * Joseph Oawsori , formerly <* Idle , died at Royds-Hall , Decemw nth , 1813 . See a tribute to his
memory by the JRev . T . Jervis , of ** J * K (• member of this Association , ) PWiahed at Leeds , 8 vo . The Rev . * mh Marshall , of Lidget , near Hud-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1815, page 391, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1761/page/63/
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