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ADDRESS OF THE DISSENTING MINISTERS OF THE THREE DENOMINATIONS TO THE KINO.
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ASSOCIATION FOR HULL, LINCOLN, GAINSBRO', HONCASTER, AND THORNE.
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Jivered a suitable address . In the evening , the Rev . Mr . Odgers , late a student in the London University , who was invited as a candidate , and has since been chosen pastor , preached from John iv . 21 , on the non-importance of particular places , and the necessity \ o £ making our hearts tern
ples of the living God . The congregation was very large . The chapel at Devonport was closed , that an opportunity might be afforded for all to attend on this important occasion . Many unpleasant difference ' s had , for a long time previous to the demolition of the former chapel , subsisted among the congregation , but I am happy to say , that they seem now to be all dissipated . Mr . Odgers has been elected unanimously ; and I have no doubt that Unitarian ism will progress in Plymouth , among a rapidly improving and large population . R . H . H . June 15 th , 1832 .
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The following is a copy of the address to the King , agreed upon by the . Body , on Tuesday the 3 d of July , and presented by Dr ; Winter , accompanied by a deputation , in the Closet ,
before the levee on Wednesday last , the 11 th instant ; together with the King ' s answer . The body did not exercise its boastect ipiivilegeon the vital question of reform- —w < 2 « ehacun a son gout . We hope it is now
understood , that ' Sociman influence is no longer predominant . To 4 heKings m ostEmellentMcvjesty . May it please your Majesty , —W £ , your majesty ' s loyal and dutiful subjects , the Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the three denominations in
and about the cities of London and Westminster , humbly approach your majesty ' s presence to express our most cordial congratulations upon your majesty ' s deliverance from the late atrocious assault upon your majesty ' s royal person . . ;
Ourgrateful . acknowledgments . are continually presented to the Father of Mercies , fojr this instance of his great goodness , both to your majesty , and to the people under your paternal sway . - It is our earnest prayer , that your majesty ' s invaluable life may be long
prere : rmi ~ fha ^ Almighty may rest on your majesty ' s person , , on your royal „ consort , the queen , and on the whole of your august family ;—and that the Supreme Potentate ^ by whom kings reign , would cause all the measures of your majesty ' s government to issue in the peace and prosperity of this great
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130 UNITARIAN CHRONICLE .
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The members of this Institution held their half-yearly meeting at Gainsbro' , on Good Friday last . , The morning service was conducted by the Reverends W . Duffield , ofThorne , and Edward Higginson , of Hull ; the latter of whom delivered an argumentative and lucid discourse from the
memorable worqs of the Ipaviour , recorded in John xvii . 3— ' And this is life eternal , that they might know thee the only true God , and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent . ' In the afternoon the friends of the society dined together , in number
about forty ; and after dinner were gratified by the interchange of kind sentiments , and the delivery of several animated speeches referring to the objects of the meeting , and calculated to confirm them in their attachment to the principles of genuine Christianity . There was a second religious service in the evening : the devotional
part of which devolved upon the Rev . — Meek , of Lincoln , who was followed by the Rev . W . Turner , jun ,, of Halifax , in an instructive discourse on the Inspiration of the Sacred Writings , from 1 st Peter iv . 11- — ' Ifany man speak , let him speak as the oracles of God '
Address Of The Dissenting Ministers Of The Three Denominations To The Kino.
ADDRESS OF THE DISSENTING MINISTERS OF THE THREE DENOMINATIONS TO THE KINO .
Association For Hull, Lincoln, Gainsbro', Honcaster, And Thorne.
ASSOCIATION FOR HULL , LINCOLN , GAINSBRO ' , HONCASTER , AND THORNE .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 1, 1832, page 136, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1817/page/8/
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