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      amounting io > about # | $ 5 v Th £ event here receirdei ^ i » ctafr t& which the friends of ' trttfc must advert with the most lively fttJtepest , A very few years ago tbeproft » sito ** of tJfiitari&n principles , ia a populatSato of 50 , 000 souls * was confined to one or two individuals . In the chapel now erected upwards Of seventy

      persons wm fafc&i&es hare taken sittings , and an &ppo # *« tiity will be afforded to many an on « of bearing asfd judging for himself . What haft already been done lays a foundation jfer gratitude and hope , and furnishes fc-jdrita * to the liberality of tfee Unitarian pufcHe , which , we trust , § e > r the sake of truth and piety ,,-win not pass unregarded . N . J .

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      Quarterly Meeting , Manchester . The Quarterly Meeting of Ministers , usually denominated ^ resbyteri&n , was held in Cr © sfc-street Chapel , Maochester , oq Wednesday , December $ 4 tfu Hie

      devotional part of the service was conducted fey the Rev * John Gaskell , of Dufciflfiekl ; aad tbe Rev . John James T&yter * of Manchester , preached from Rom . t . 16 . After service , the Annual Meeting of the Lancashire and Cheshire Unitarian Book in

      and Tract Society to ^ Jt place € rossstreet Chapel Room . The ministers of the Quarterl y Meeting , a « d a few laygentlemen , afterwards dined together , and spent the day ita a very friendly and agreeable manner .

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      An Essay efc ttte Nature art > 4 Desfjgti > of Scripture Sacrifices t ^ fi wb tcli the theory of Archbishop M ^ gee is CQ tflJrqverted . By the lafe J ain ^ B Nici > K MiU ^ t ^ of the Parish of ^ rm ^ r . ti&r ^ eailes . * vo . The DociiftKter of ^ ene ^ arBele ^ pttoB ,

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      Intelligence . A ^ -Quarterly Meeting Manvke ^ er . ^ Unitarianism in yrshire . f&&

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      Unitarianwn in Ayrshire . ( See p . 1220 Two Sermons were preached on Friday the 7 th of November , at Old Cuniuock in Ayrshire , after the service of

      dedication , by Mr . Mardon .,, of Glasgow . The first discourse , from Matt , xriif . 3 " And Jesus called a little child unto him , " &c . The evening discourse , on , the want of Scriptural Evidence for the Doctrine of the Trinity , was listened to with profound attention , by ntpre than a

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      hu&dfeed ftiett . The late clergyman of this parish , wa » what Bishop W&teott called " an esteemed Socinian ;** tho present is £ ta avowed Ortfeodo « mioiiter . The father of the chi 4 ^ i'eeorflmended to the WTine blessing on th » oreasion , wm for many years in the Fast Indies , wl % ere he had ampfe ^ opportunities of wtnessmg the debasing influence of heathen kfc&i ~ try ; his attention h&s been l » fefy directed to Uhitarianism , and being c «« ivinced of its truth , he is laudably anxious to hold fast the purest religion , in its purest form . Judicious Unitarian TVaets are much required for tfhta pface / and for many others in the West of Scotland . B- Stf ;

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      ^ The " Lancashire and Cheshire Unitarian Missionary Society" has just published . an interesting report of its proceedings . The Society has been ia existence * and operation little xnore than a year , aud the following places have been already

      supplied , by their preachers , regularly or occasionally : Middle to a , Swiatoti and IxIahis , Aatley , l ^ eigb , Blackburn and the , neighbourhood , Wigaa , Oklhain , Hoilinwood and Todiaocden . Two coa ^ regations , Park Laue and Hindley , were

      supplied by tfaje Society , while they were without regular ministers . At several places , Sunday-schools iiave beea established , two of winch contain about one hundred scholars each . Some libraries : have been < also formed : aucl in oue or two of the congregations clasa-uieetings have been held for religious conversation and reading .

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      In the Press , and to be published by subscription , a volume of Sermons , sew lected from the manuscripts of the lute Rev . Dfr . feoog , Minister of the Abbey Church , Paisley . Some account of the excellent aud learned author will be prefixed by Professor Mylne . T& be neatly printed in 8 vo . price 12 # * boards .

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      new Publications in theqlogy ani > GENEHAL , LITERATURE . t . ¦ ¦ - " i

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      a » held by the Ghuich <^ rE « g ! attd and by the early Dutch A * i&itt $ &tt 4 eJthlbftetf In their 8 eiiptural Evidence ^ oli d in their Connection with Hie CTvll and Religious Liberties ctf Mankindl iBy James Nichols . 8 vo > »«; ¦ :: ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦" * - - " ¦ Db 59 eti ^» g Registers of Births , M « r-

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1823, page 735, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1791/page/55/