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    • The Anniversary Dinner v of the Finsbury Unitarian Congelation will be at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate Street, on Wednesday, Feb. 8th. —(See Advertisement.)-
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      memorials of our departed fathers , and the records of the formation and early struggles of many of our churches , and most of our institutions . The Editor has endeavoured to provide for preserving the continuity of this holy chain unbroken . The ' Unitarian Chronicle' will also be the ' Companion to the Monthly Repository , ' uniform in its size , form , type , and paper , so as to preserve uniformity of general appearance . All who wish may therefore bind them up together . ¦ •¦ They-will--bef-for-all ^ pr ^ et-ical-purposes--of-reeord- «

      Hdr-Teference , as identical as ever . Others will prefer collecting the intelligence by itself into volumes . They will prefer having , unmixed with discussion , at the end of the year , an ' abstract and brief chronicle' of what the . friends of genuine Christianity have been doing or suffering at home-or abroad . They , too , will be accommodated . Nor will it be a trifling convenience that when , as often happens , some event of great local interest makes a number of persons wish for an authentic but -imexpensive memorial of it , they may , by

      this means , be gratified . It will not be needful for them , when they wish for additional copies of the proceedings of an anniversary , or the obituary of a friend , either to incur the expense of purchasing many numbers of the Repository , or of resorting to a . separate publication . A more rapid and extensive circulation will also be provided for statements of the claims of necessitous congregations , and of deserving institutions , than by any machinery which the Unitarian public at present possesses * . ' **

      The Unitarian Chronicle , being but a single sheet , may be directed and sent by the post as a letter , to fellowship funds , congregations , and individuals . The ^ eattse of truth and charity may thus be greatly aided and promoted . The Editor pTeseffts -his readers with this first Number as a specimen of n plan which he hopes will meet their approbation and support . In future , the * Unitarian Chronicle , and Companion to the Monthly Repository , ' price threepence , must be ordered through the Booksellers in the usual way , and will be furnished at the same time with that work

      All communications must be addressed to the Editor , at the Monthly Repository Office , 67 , Paternoster-Row .

      The Anniversary Dinner V Of The Finsbury Unitarian Congelation Will Be At The London Tavern, Bishopsgate Street, On Wednesday, Feb. 8th. —(See Advertisement.)-

      The Anniversary Dinner of the Finsbury Unitarian Congelation will be at the London Tavern , Bishopsgate Street , on Wednesday , Feb . 8 th . —( See Advertisement . ) -

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      Public Dinner to the Rev . W . Turner . On Wednesday , December 21 st , the friends and admirers of this universally-respected gentleman , gave ftim a bplendid entertainment at the Assembly Rooms , Newcastle , on the occasion of his entrance into the 50 th year of his residence in that town , and in acknowledgment of his great public usefulness . Upwards of 100 gentlemen sat down to dinner ,. among whom were ;—James JLosh , Esq .

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      Chairman ; Dr . Headlam , and William Boyd , Eo < j ,, Vie © -PreaidPints J the" Right Worshipful Archibald Reed , Esq ., Mayor of Newcastle ; Alderman Shadforth , Sir R . S . Hawks , Colonel Campbell , ajid € . W . Bigge ; J . Buddie , J . Adamson , J . Clayton , S . W . Parker , A . Easterby , A . Donkin , R . Blackbird , A . Hall , J . L . Loraine , R . Ingham , and J . B . Wright ,. Esqrs ., &c . &c . On the removal of t } ie cloth , the customary loyal toasts were given from the Cljair , and were followed by " His Majesty ' s Ministers , " which was received with considerable applause . The Chairman then rose and said : *— Efosrj , Yice-Froidents awl Gen-.

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 1, 1832, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1805/page/2/