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    . 1623 ^ . Jjto * £ 1 , at Chichesten , m his 72 cf year , Mr . Street ^ eui- ^ onv Mr . S . waa qp 0 of the oldest , aiembprs of the Ujakariaa € bapQl iu that oi ^ , and tb& eveut of his deatii was imfxrov ^ d , on the Sunday foyowiog , the day of his funeral , L _ _ ¦ & vT _^_ . M ^ " __ 1 1 ^^ ^» a «•« te ^ ^ * - ^ mm ^ -J f ^ « m ^^ « " ¦ ^ S * h ¦ * " ^ A ¦* « r % ^ 4 ^^ ^ 4 .

    ^ n e r ^ m ^ rk J s , recorded Joha xyL 32 ; ^ Behold the hour cometb , yea , is now come , that ye shall be scattered &teity man to his own ; and shall leave we aJk > n < 3 ; aud yet I vmnte alxme , be WtuwtteMather fr with me . * ' % . .. A ^ er ^ liumerating the comforts arising

    £ rasa a 3 ens © of the DiFioe presence and fevour , amidst the loss of friend ^ the decay o £ nature ^ t ^ i . vacariciee occasioned bjr desvth in < wip r ^ BgSous aseemblies , and VI the fro $ p « ct of dlasolution ; . tfee habi-UuU piety of our Lord , h& frequent coca-« auBJon ; vfiAi hh Qod , bw knlt ^ ion of

    the Pfritte ^ cdug nx acts of , Uudneea and ^ eoevoleoce , Mud ! lite , uoi ^ tJUly , bearing vrltues * to the tjrutjb ,. were frtated as . the p ^ Qbi ^ te grounds , qa which he co uid aan $ ure WmBelf M ^/ IjW Father tort aeter t | M ^ 4 w . ^ Many / ' tljen continued the preacher f

    spectatorn praolicaliy , if uot verba ^ ll y ^ to ^ ue how a Christian can dfau Aod . the thoughts of th < W tefor * uia have , 1 cjoubt * Ofe > Coi ^ ddf ^ with ipy uwu , ijo ti adng a ^ mUatfly ^ wtw ^ fn these priucipiea and tfeOftftiDfShM old iaeajb ^ r af ( tbi sreJigiuusr ^^ 0 ttiUy on wbcm the icrave fc ^ u this > V % A hem cipstid . , Fidtter < vi becomes . not ' b ^ t tln ^ aci

    tlut ffoo ^ ; e charftcttars to-W ^ se goochiass BJ lQiicq i 3 injustice ^ in ^ esp ^ of wfeQ in * eiieuee h Injustice towa )^ # l 8 Wv ||^ ra ; lav , respect oft wham * silence is iojiistice towards the Unitarian fitlii * 2 : Avhfeh 3 ^ t *> aieUuaea declarr ^ by t ^ WWt , wJUp Heject it , to Jbijve in it nothing

    < W ) pl | ta 9 f « WP « W <* w » tt&ia thto . ptroepect o / ; dift ^ lwlioft .: M the > memory of / < the in ** , he < hleasQd * to tiac © the actions of tte Jyp 4 is a rt »^ eet due to / til ^ ir memory If them be 4 &UBdtj ^ yh ^ twiturt in virtue * k In ; mye >| « « ft » yy > lo . p ^ rp ^ UAl the rttmem brows < & % X ^ vy&u * + t \ m h ? Am \ % * tflat i t ^ w H&lfi tomw <* mt € du 'JMBnmt I 4 w 4 PW . MiU §^ if li ^ att ito yottr tfftincUl

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    o « e , wpo , of imebtniswe babvts * wished in the most unobtrusive , and unostematiiiiat j oa ^ oerv , to be Qacridd / to the * and o £ hi& fathers ^ Up res ts ^ In pea ce : b « t iwo ^ e the virtties mourn , Friendy Pai ^ n ^ , Rg&t&rn , * ' it may . be allowable for a few mom ^ atSt to co nsider his excellence i in

    B ^ ongiDg , a profession whicli , it is Botocxoua , many holding Deistical opifiions , are * found , but from which ; remark 9 generally speakoig time , there h ^ ei ^ fen , among the -waishrpers . in thiab ^ iMe ^ many honpurable exceptions , T onr deceased friend was not taiiited with the too much

    prevailing moiul disease of his brethren ? he was . aot tainted with that religious Indifference * too commas among ; them * and amon # us all \ his general couver ^ a tion and deineanuur , his . regularity it * aU ^ ndibg the pubtio serv ice * of ^ rciigiftn , demons ^ at ed ihat > devot io u had taken Nor

    PQsaesAiouxofi bis ^^ M . was ; he < me * iel devotional , as far as correct views of the greatness of thi Almightp , and of > the insignificance ofrBaasn ^ are calculated * & inspire awe and veneration ft > r the Deity ;>

    he \ va * ready , to endm ^ e difficulty , and it * the . course * of hi » professional labours he expei ^ eoce ^ some , stfgbts aud ? inconrenie ^ ac ^ on ^ aoco uftt ofibifrsteady attacbmeHt to what he deemed Christian truth . \ V

    wbls ' not' ouj ^ ely io the ' laneiuarf of 1 ' his Gudi that our deceased frifettdi took hi » consteMit seal ; but he worshiped from aoniiictipn with those ^ who are more ' er less eontemned bv the igno ^ nt abd ^ iiiiu is

    t ^ reflted what caJled tto& religfttu& worid ^ especiaBy ^ in the < v tc $ ftif y of aspir ^ i ^ gi oathed 9 o 3 s , A hope of pro ^ essiotial lucre did not tempt him to make » feip ~ wreck * of ' faith , nor ootiid facdon ^ kaw him ,. < 4 u& ;\ t fiomatime # doe ^ tbose > v ^ bo sire

    q % 13 & op ^ ieny a ^ vxiou ^ ta appear . auto men ta fast , ftioca wtiat-be believed to be thu path of Christian duty , ' the afcylnm pf Ghristiau truth * ^ Me ilmik * deeply of tiie benevolent spitit of ^ Jesu *; vthld- made

    him , white fottowogia 4 > TOfeesk > Bifr wtiioh tfhero is ^ at oppoVtwnity eitb « Mif imnpsio 9 ou the Credulity of i tewtrt , or oh teao | 7 . his friend mxl feeJpe ^^ O ^ efii ^ n ^ t \^ mien ^^ m ^^^ % o ^^^ & ^ li ^ $ tkmiqf &tiM * & ** &ew o

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1823, page 114, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1781/page/50/