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chance of the Bill's passing even if not opposed , ) and the importance of not unnecessarily running counter to the wishes of those who must have so much influence over its fate , the promoters of the measure wili see no reason to be disappointed in the pre sent issue of their endeavours ; on the contrary , they must feel great satisfaction in having been able , in so short a period , to bring the matter ivith weight aud propriety before the public , and to chalk out a plan of relief , at once efficacious and easy , in a matter which seemed involved in
considerable difficulty and embarrassment . The interval which will elapse before the discussion is renewed , will , it is to be hoped , be profitably employed in temperate and cool consideration of the measure which has
been proposed ; weighing , on the one hand , the actual relief which it , would afford from almost every thing that has the appearance of grievance ; and on the other , the difficulties civil and political , the obstacles ( arising partly , no doubt , from prejudice , but certainly in some measure from a rational dislike to unnecessary and doubtful change ) which would have to be encountered by a plan that sought entirely to overthrow the present
system . The last number of the Repository ( pp . 377—386 ) , contained the proceedings of the General Meeting of the Association , and a report of what passed on this subject . To those we must refer , particularly to the able observations of Mr . Richmond , for
the grounds on which as it appears to us the Bill in question was properly adopted . We know that there are many Dissenters , ( particularly among the class or those which are generally denominated orthodox , ) who have objected to the measure as not going far enough ,
and who would have wished , and perhaps think it practicable , to remove the contract and record altogether fronmthe place , as well as the worship , of the Church . We only wish the subject to be fairly and temperately discussed , and trust that the ensuing Session will find those who have one
common cause united in the promotion of a measure which we are persuacted is ' most likely to effect the object in view , and of which we can-
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not anticipate a refusal on the part of the Legislature . P . S . The following corrections and additions are to be made to the list of Subscribers to the Unitarian Association , affixed to the Repository last month : — Congregations m Annual * Bristol ( Lewin ' s Mead ) , per Mi * .
Fox - - - -110 Carmarthen , per Mr . G . Thomas 1 1 O Ditchling " , per Mr . Acton - 11 O Godaltning ' , Congregation near , per Mr Ellis - - - 1 15 O Lynn ( Salem Chapel ) , per Mr .
Keed - - - ~ % 2 0 York , per Rev , W . Turner -110 Subscribers , Arundel , Mr . John , per ?< fr . Fcillagar - - - - O 10 O Cooke , Mr . Rich . Don . 5 5 0 For Gosford , Rer ., read Gosford , Mr . Richard - - - 0 10 6
Lewthwaite , Mr . William , Liverpool - - - - 0 10 6 Marti neau , Mr . Robert , add 2 , Clifton Street - - 0 10 6 Morg-an , Rev . Thomas , Library , Red-Cross Street O 10 6 Morgan , T . Esq ., Bristol - O 10 6 Pearson , John , Esq ., Rutland Place Wharf Don . 5 5 0
Probert , Rev . vV , AInwick - 0 10 6 Simpson , Mr . John , seii ., Leaden hall Street - - 0 . 10 6 Smith , Mr . Aaron , A In wick - 0 10 6 Titford , Mr . Rich ., for Shoreditch , read 50 , Bow Lane . — Donation , . 5 5 0
% * In the formation of the first list other inaccuracies of this kind may have occurred , of which the Treasurer or Secretary would be obliged by being informed , in order that they may be corrected .
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Manchester College * York . Annual Examination . On Tuesday the 22 dof June , commenced the Annual Examination of the Students educated in Manchester College , York , which continued till the evening of Thursday the 24 th ;
before Joseph Strutt , Esq ., President , Samuel Shore , Esq ., Prceses Emeritus , Abraham Croinptou , Esq ., Archibald Kenrick , Esq ., J . Lightbody , Esq ., JRobert Philips , jun . Esq ., William Shore , Esq ., Offley Shore , Esq ., William Strutt , Esq ., G . W . Wood , Esq ., Treasurer * and the Rev . Messrs , Ast-
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intelligence .- ^ Unitarian Association . —Manchester College , York . 447
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1819, page 447, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1774/page/47/
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