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independence to which you are removing , your high character and great talents may receive their appropriate reward . ' Those amongst us who have had the good fortune to place our sons with you as a teacher , cannot allow
this opportunity to pass without ex-~*~ ¦ " . l '' ¦ ' " * ' ¦ ' — " *"' Jj ¦ / ' i ' ^ i in i —4 f' *~—* ' * -m ¦ ' ¦ i i ¦ *—¦» —*— «* - —tr-J ^^ i i 111 i L . u ' n i ¦ r r i i i i ' ... ii i ¦ ¦!¦¦ ¦ ! ¦ ¦!¦ rin pressing our acknowledgments of the advantages they have received under your tuition , as well as our unfeigned thanks for the kind and gentlemanly treatment they have invariably experienced at your hands ;
we consider your qualifications in this respect to be of the highest order , and we can only contemplate your complete success , should you have the happiness to be thrown into a society by whom they can be fully appreciated . '
A handsome piece of plate was also presented to him , bearing the following inscription : —
_ Presented To the Rev . William Steill Brown , By his friends at Bridgewater , As a token of their high esteem and regard , And of their very sincere regret At his departure from his native land . 10 th August , 1832 .
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At Diss , in Norfolk * July 7 , aged thirty-eight , Eliza , eldest daughter of Meadows Taylor , Esq ., in whose blameless and useful life and peaceful death her many friends have a source of unspeakable consolation .
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The Rev . Mortimer Maurice , who has lately left York College , is at present supplying for the Bridgewater congregation .
By a clause in the " Clandestine Marriage Bill , " which the Solicitor-General for Ireland was lately engaged in carrying through the House
of Commons , the Presbyterians of Ireland would have been deprived of the right which they possess to celebrate marriages even though one of the parties should be an Episcopalian . The circumstance was happily discoveredj and the Bill has since been abandoned .
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The letter of T . D . was received . The project for a Family Bible is not at present in progress ; we shall be happy to promote it . The American
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Report , or an abstract of it , vvijl appear in a future Number . It has not yet reached us .
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Ijst consequence of the resignation of the Rev . Mr . Scargill , there is now a vacancy at Bury St . Edmund ' s for a gentleman who is ^^ j d £ gl ^> us of
promoting moral and religious improvement . The congregation is at present small , but there is an endowment to the Chapel of nearly 80 / . per annum .
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The congregation assembling in the High Pavement Chapel , Nottingham , have lately erected a plain but handsome tablet , in that place of worship , to the memory of their late excellent
pastor , the Rev . James Tayler ; being intended as a testimony both of their high esteem for his character and virtues , as well as of their gratitude for his able and faithful services , during a period of nearly thirty years . The inscription is ^ as follows :: — -
Sacred to the Memory of The Reverend James Taylej \___ His unaffected piety and holiness of life , Enlightened zeal , and benevolence of spirit , Habitually exemplified the precepts which He taught , And rendered him beloved and admired
By all to whom he was known . Honouring his virtues , and mourning his Decease , His congregation , Over whom he was the faithful Minister For nearly 30 years , Have erected this Tablet As a record of their affection .
He was born February 15 th , 1765 , Became Minister of the High Pavement Chapel , 1002 , And died May 15 th , 1831 .
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170 UNITARIAN CHRONICLE .
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* Blessed are the pure in heart , for they shall see God . ' - ^ Matt . v . 8 .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 1, 1832, page 170, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1819/page/26/
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