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caiidour mjudg-ingfof Qtlfers ^ iii his love and trust in God , in his ^ kindness to all who had any connexion with him * in his careful discharge of-all the duties of his situation 'in-life , and in the humility and meekness of his disposition , he has left us an example well worthy of our imitation . In early life he was a member of the New Connexion of CireneraLBa ^^^
by his zealous efforts to do good , especially in the Sunday School , at Loughborough . His examination ofthe Scriptures having led him to a belief in Unitarian Christianity , he left the General Baptists , and joined the Unitarian , congregation . He always remained willing to acknowledge and assist in every'gobtl work , by whomsoever - it "was carried on . For the last thirty years , he was the superintendent of the mill for
spinning worsted belonging to Mr . Paget , and by his fidelity and attention to the interests of his master , and his kindness to the workpeople under his charge , he acquired the confidence , esteem , and love of all parties . During his management of the mill , riot "an oath or bad word was to be * heard in' it ; and this was effected without any severity , by his gentle" authority , and by the prevailing ^ influence of . his excellent example and his constant attention to the
comfort of those-under his care ; in consequence of which he was universally beloved by them . For some time his health had been very precarious , and he at last departed from this life , after a very severe illness of about six weeks , which he sustained with exemplary patience , supported by his unhesitating conviction that all the appointments of our Heavenly Father are for the best , and by his trust in the goodness of God , as revealed by our Lord Jesus Christ .
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• " . 1 . Mfss Elizabeth Pkilipps ^ On- Tuesday , the 20 th of December , died ' at Ipswich , whilst on a visit for the benefit of her -health , deeply regretted , Elizabeth , the " eldest- daughter of the Rev . Nathaniel Bhilipps , D . D . of More Lodge , near Sheffield .
Throughout the whole of a long illness , and in the midst of all her trials , ske ^ manjfj 3 £ tM _ , t ^^^ and serenity of mind . Never , in her breast , arose a repining thought , but in . all things she calmly submitted to the will of heaven . As an example of resignation under affliction , as a pattern of piety cin life * , of evenness of-temper , and goo'dness ' of ? h " eart ^ sheTwill be long remembered witbT affection by all who knew her . ^ But whilst piety , purity , and simplicity of mind and sweetness of disposition , such as she possessed , cannot be passed by unheeded , may those
good qualities which shone forth so brightly and beautifully , and attracted the attention and regard of { surrounding friends , excite them to make similar advances in the Christian temper and character ! Then , under all their trials and afflictions , they maybe prepared , with sincerity and resignation , to say ? ' notf my will , but thine , 6 God , be done , !" ' and as their spirit is jt ^ turjiing to Him who gave it , they will feel fhe full force , and experience the power and efficacy of the apostle ' s triumphant exclamation , O Death , where is thy sting ! O grave , where is thy victory 1 "
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Died , on Friday , 13 th January , very suddenly , at the house of a friend in the Strand , the Rev . Stephen Weaver Bitown , fo ' rnjerly Minister at Monkwell Street , and afterwards at York Street Chapel .
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Pnbltshed by Ciurmss Fox , at the Monthly Kepositoy Office , 07 } J , > te rnQ | 9 t
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 1, 1832, page 16, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1805/page/16/
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