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INTELLIGENCE.
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strength a * far its susceptibility . While he sat in stern judgment W *« s * nm -c § p- * duct—he obtained the affection—the r ^ veremfol affection of those who surrounded $ fo * i . * fts was a fine speeiteea of the unbending and ennobling spirit o ^ ke older time , and- dignified all bis opinions by eotisistency and the habittial exercise of benevolence . Ab u fcon , be was a ' model
of attentive and solicitor )? obedience—as a liasband , almost mie ^ n * pied in courtesy and MndWess- ^ -as a father , commanning the " respect and the veneration of his children . All these lihks are broken . The virtues which brigbtened around a pilgrimage of three and seventy years , ligh * * he pilgrim's path no longer : —but we ^ will cherish their memory—rand patiently look onward to their reward . J-B .
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Jan . 17 , in London , in the 72 & year of his age , OfiOROR Edwards , Esq ,, M . D ., late of Barnard Castle , in the County of Durham . He was an eminently patriotic and benevolent man , and devoted his
time and fortune to the publication of works on the sclesce of Government , which were less read than from the puidty of the writer's motives they deserved . As early as 1788 , appeared his " -Aggrandizement of Great Britain , " in which
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Meetings ^ of the Protestant Dissen t ^ trig Depteties . ptjjUNG the past year , several efforts have been made to stimulate the Deputies abd'their Cotnmlttee to inofe active ex-Cjrdons 1 p the great object for which they WeTfc . trri ^ lnaily established , The Repeal < jffih # t £ pt and Corporation Acts . . After so Jotrfc an existence for a specific pursd Jotrt art ejti ^ t ence for a specific purto
po ^ p ; ^ seemed man y members high timW tfyat the real business of the Society should be titrdertaken in go 6 d earnest ; t ^ at . public at tention Should be repeatedly drawn to the subject , so as to make its' partisans know the Justice and strength of their caxi&e ; and that the advocates for Religious Liberty should not wait * as they have httheno done , for the
lncky chance of some favourable epportunitles occurring , bufc shouki endeavour to create duch © ppovtanMes , or at least l ^ ce th ^ fneel ^ ee ^ n a siCtfatfoti which may enable them ta turn a lavouraMte concur-Fttnoe of vtoximvtHticm no pttifit&hlq &c ~ coUnt . * Ebk progress ^ hicli ^ e ^ M ^ dage
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amcmg odier iaaportaiit | flanB ; fhat of a Property Tsx wad first stigg ^ tW . TMs plan was submitted to the G ^ erfrment , stod the autfior fidd many IntervieWs uf ^ n the subject with the late ttt . Itiom . Mr . Plli and Mr . Addmgtbn aite ¥ ie % Ms acted upon th 4 dHggestion , but , c 6 tftra * y to the author ' s inteTition , adopted u tax iijton income ^ itietead of property .
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While we are engaged in the / jneian choly task of revising this Obituary gheet , we see announced fo tl ^ e newspapers the death of Di ^ Jewner , the discoverer of Vaccination , who expired on the ^ € th hist , after a very short illness , at his house in Berkeley , Oloucegtershire , in the 74 th year of his age .
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Bill of the Unitarians made , through mere perseverance and frequent Introduction of * ite claims qh poblic attention , is one proof of the poKcy of such a course of proceeding . The Legislature is only to be operated upon beneficially by the expression of public opinion , ; but the best channel for exciting and directing that
public opfnidn . is a frequent intro'daction of the subject it * Parliaments however unsuccessfal the ftr ^ t eflbrts tndst be expected to be , by persons Who form a correct estimate of the priociplea and motives of those witli whom we have there to deal . Ok . the OeneraJ Meeting for reemvingr the / fteport , q ( the fcotnm . iitee ,
twp special Adjournments took iJape ^ and a ^ ter itttich discttSsiDu th , e f ^ lloWing re ^ olutious . were adopted , atid we trust that tih&f betolce « i ; a H&m , a » 4 active attention to ^ he inaportmit cause coiinded to « ti » body . B ^^^ yfettmt it I 9 desira-Me that muc > i mfrtej ^ f the- active and v % ilaht a ^ teift ^ H ^) f this Deputation ^ idtiia be cKredterf to tlie > rom ^ tion o (
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58 Intelligewe ^^ ee * r&g $ " € f estdmt i ^^ eniimg BfopuiiBQ .
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Jan . 27 yte his house in Jfettford Mowy Chaulrs Hutton , Ll * . D ., F . B « iS ., in the $ 6 ih year of his age ; emioeut as a writer on mathematics for upwards of 60 years , during 40 of which he discharged the arduous office of Professor joi Mathe-Rfatics at the Royal Military Academy , Woolwich , with the highest honour to himself and advantage to his country .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1823, page 58, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1780/page/58/
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