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& $ The Inquirer .
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1 . Harrison ' s Miscellanies—< 2 . Dr . Williams—3 . Free and Candid Disquisitions ; Dissertation on the Numbers of Mankind ; and Free Thoughts on Governments—4 . Di \ Wood—5 . Pictel on the Trinity . ' Sir . I . In the Memoirs of Mr . Clark , inserted in the Repository ( Vol . I . p . 617 . ) your correspondent , in mentioning the late Mr . Grigg , of St . Alban ' s , informs us that tC several of his pieces in prose and verse are collected in Harrison ' s Miscellanies / ' Now , Sir , as Mr . Gri ^ g was a preacher I much admired , I should be glad of some farther
THE IN £ 171 RE K . NO , III . We have received the following- inquiries from various correspondents , wJiicl * we place together , for the sake of convenience , in No . III . of the iNCfcyijiER , a paper begun in the last volume , and intended to the continued . M ^ t eri ^ U for No . IV . are already in our hands .
information respecting his writings . I have made inquiry after the book alluded to by your correspondent ; ikit as t can hear nothing respecting it , 1 should be much obliged to hiila if he would , through the medium of your Repository , favour m 6 with farther particulars , such as when the book was published , arid by whom , the size and price , and if it be now in print . .
Amicus . Sir , II . The late Dr . Williams , author of a piece entitled < c A Free Inquiry into the Authenticity of the First and Second Chapters of Matthew ' s Gospel , ' and of a Greek Concordance to the New Testament , in
4 to . had , at the time of his death , a work in the press , containing a " Critical Explanation of some very important Hebrew and Greek Words , with the Connection in which they stand in the Sacred Scriptures of thr Old and New Testament / ' oi which he once shewed jne some sheets . worked off , which appeared highly interesting . He at that time lived at Sydenham in Kent , from whence he shortly after removed Jo Canonbury Place , -Islington , where he died . I shall
.. este * MYi it a favour if any of your correspondents can give any account ^ what became of that work , whether it was ever finished , into whose bands it came after his decease , or whether it was lost in the wreck . of "his papers and manuscripts ? J . M .
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of many a distant clime , astonished at the contrariety between our professions and our practice , are justly induced to suspect that we ourselves believe not the doctrines we inculcate /* I remain ^ Sir , your ' s , Feb . 9 j 1807- Verax .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1807, page 86, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2377/page/30/
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