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      - ^ fmy ? i W ^ pSr wc ^ in ^ on : * ' *^ WW ft& ^ oW tffffctt WoRfH - tWftWfFWaW d ^ teritfed'TOm a family K $ ii , g r ^ M 6 tit ln Leic ^ stei '? arid univers&lff' a ^ d tf ^ bfeVetfly respected . His gtgfef . un'&e was tne ftev . Hugh Wortnin ^ tbii , of Salters' Hall , London , one o ^ the niost eminent preachers of his da ^ . Hi ! s great gran dfather was pastor

      of the Presbyterian congregation in Leicester more than fifty-six years . The subject of this memoir was born the- 11 th of Novembery . 1 ^ 04 . During his earliest years lie w « S- > subjeet to frequent , attacks of severe illness *' which * probably , enfeebled hi&eonstituliony ^ fad d ^ po ^ ed Mm more than most children , toj ^ eek , amusement in sedentary xmsfo

      pa , fa # ns . _ . and pursuits . He « was .. m , fpuspil © $ thetiW ^ Mer of this articleim&xe 4 feat * e i # W ? - > y ^ B 9 »; an&fneve ? exciteaVan aiigi $ feSlM or Qcya # ipn § 4 ; an , u « ea ^ jrftfeo «^< s Detegfe ^ l i x in ^ ee ^ , , w ^ eve the j xwybfa ^^ . of ^^ e ^^ r ^ h ^^ e ^^ i ^/ siMli s /^ w ^ . H ^} n ^ er ^ 4 ingro ^ a 3 jfifci

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      « it ^^ ^ F ^ 3 le Uat he did not Wi ? WM&imtfci& time for retoat ^ J % t % W | ' ; % d ^ 6 V tniimi j and tjhat i ? ttnyrlGtmlclrtire ' -in ^ iibW with reas 6 n b ^ f YtyrthedkiHhi ^ ' ^ a pr ^^^ tig : cause df' ^ iri ^ sequpt ilihesiB . Voung men in geiie ^^ l ^ so seldom injure themselves by application , that such instances

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      , ' 'i \ , | . ¦ , ¦ \ mi j n u , '¦ k ) )' . ) j ; shouid be noted ; as verjy . j ^ ar ^ j ^ awib ate even unsafe to > record , l ^ t thf t ^^ giir gence of many should ^^ be hereby , m * te firmed . 1 believe it may , without ;) v ? sir tat ion , be said , that at York ho was universally esteemed by his tutorsj a ^ well as his companions . Snch was tbje kindness of his temper , such hia modesty , humility , and benevolence , that he could not fail of obtaining iJjfi respect of those who disregarded his mental , qualities and attaintments . It was a ^ pnt ha } ^ & year before the ex ^ pira ^ ion

      wais fnyited to became ) 6 f the mijtfiWiiiifes ' te ^ f 'k ' d / lK kp % m'tyiti&is m < i mm&wmtm fwli AiWBt f ** 1 K r « KfeM Ws 'Wfceti&i a& ^ K ^ VfeMd ' MPf SSP ffl . 2 m& hnkfMMi ^ mmmm ^ iSd ^ i l ^ s mc ^ HW MUMW ^ h < % mm- ^ mSvy ^ m ' twiw doses' Ai < liMtnv | v jfurf | at # S ^ feMmi TOepieM ^« l ^ B ^

      |^ 6 d ., Ha ^^^^ o Vph ^ i ^ P Fohg his life , ther ^ , c | ai ^; na q ^ miqti that he would hats ^ d ^ ffy ^^ ifjffi highly useful in his ' i ^ of ^^ l . ';¦'' ¦ ;; , About seven m ^ nt ^ ^^ ^ n ^ T ^;^ , sited with a sev ^ eaMl ^ lo ^ ^^ : ^^^ and body , which , after ifi $ n $ / c | i ^^ exciting alternately hoj ^ e , a ^ fe % ? n K ^ afflicted family , terminated / % ^>; . tifft 4 th July last . He endUr ^ a lu ^ gm «^ illness with that patience and ^ hrVstiau

      resignation which might MYe . p&ftffir . pectedirom his character . He ttj ^ efytm conversed about his approaching end , and died Without p 0 » n ,, ^ i ^^ F *^ Which Christian B ^ inc ^ left MojfcfyfSm fifftp , duce . Let thoae whtf loo ^ ar ^ i ^ tti ^ oix their famUiea ,, wWi S ^ i gp / ^^^ WPn *> # w % mt' % W ' M ^ mmt tXoi * as < iikely ^ o he % «^^ fM fpWf let tii * m iriodcrafe ^ w ;^^)*^^ collection of the Mtlty of earthly happiness , and the vanity of human expecta-

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  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1827, page 759, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1801/page/47/