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      Irhc Letter from . Mr . Fullagar , Secretary to the Southern Unitarian Society * dated Isle #£ Wight , January ^ 6 , z $ q 8 , came too late for insertion , it will , we trust , answer the end jpf—tke writer , if we give the substance of it in this place . —At the last Annual Meeting of the S . U . Society , at JHorsham , it Tvas resolved ( see M . Repos , VoJ . II . & $ 94 v to hold * . next annual meeting at Dichling , Sussex : an opinion , however , had gone abroad , that this appoints&gnt was to be altered : at the quarterly meeting of ihe Committee , therefore , © n the 13 th ult . the original resolution ^ was confirmed . The Committee were ^ the nibre strongly induced to confirm the appointment of the next annual meeting at Dichling , on account o £ the encouraging report of the labours of

      Mr . Eeimett , of that place , lateiy made by the Unitarian Fund : they feel a strong desire to countenance Mr . Bennett * and to strengthen his hands . The Secretary expresses , in their name , the most cordial satisfaction with the measures of the Unitarian Fund , and the liveliest hopes of their success .

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      , ^ *« The reader wilj psrcejLve , that w £ have adopted ^ the preaem # ijj » ber , 3 ncw and enlarged p kn of printing , pwing 40 a nii 6-caAcu * atioa in tb& fanner isfeeetf , we Ji » v * t found « waelf « £ QpvwA $ < l in the Uvtttjp part of the tno ^ ttzine ; ffeft Qbitmry

      and IntMg 4 ftre are curtailed , a « 4 tf * eX # * $ f i& * b aB < t Lit&wry NeHtes # f ^ l ^ f ^ ky omitted . H * fe « 5 446 ofe «! Cy : 'f ^ i ]* ^ fp *^^ die 4 ia the ^ n 8 i | in # nwmbcF , a « 4 c » rc will be taken & «* € a&ar tp avoid a- ^ ioiUK crrpr ., < / . ^* . .

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      without quotations from his letter , of which we gave the substarjp ? while we animadverted upon particular express ions in it that appeared to 119 exceptionable and offensive . Our oifiee is 6

      ome-We have received a second letter fronj J . D « which * though it fails 6 f convincing us , either that it became us to insert his fir » t letter , or that our remarks upon it ( see Corre $ f > ondcnce 9 Vol . 11 , p . 67 $ ) were improper , is yet penned with so nmch good humour as to disarm us of our re ^ atment , and to make us regret that we cannot lay it before our readers . Our remarks were provoked by J . IX » nd Would have been unintelligible

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      tim % s burdensome , and would be into * lerable , were we not relieved by the salutary J ? r */ p « , which is not without-3 parallel in theJaiv of the British constitu £ i |^ % 5 > tbat The Epitor can do no ytii £ i $ &a . J . 1 > . in his eagerness to defend' the honour of the Jaw of the land , violated one of the elementary laws ot " yip Republic of Jett J e D rs . We have not " ^ jjten guested who . . is , and therefore our reflections cannot be considered a ^ personal . We hope ( to advert to a pleasantry of our unknown correspondent ' s ) that it will be long before he will hequalified for a place in the Obituary of

      tHe Monthly Repository ; but should we unfortunately be called uport tq notice him in that department of our work , we shall be much more ready to display the virtues of his real character , than we have been , to expose the indecorum of his assumed one . His second Letter makes us more desirous than

      even his first of his correspondence ; and if he will favour us with his communication ? on the review of Mr . Hut ton , or any other subject * he shaU see that we arc not behind him in a rca 4 iness to forgive injuries , and that we can make any sacrifice of personal considerations for 'the instruction and entertainment of our readers .

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      Mr . Nightingale ^ Defence of his •* Portraiture of Methodij » m " in aijswar % o the Metho 4 i * t Magazine , shall appear in piir next ; wJh \ en we h © pe to be able to present our readers Jj&lA £ Review of im work . In the aafP wmber also will appear Jgmtutj on ' ^ Popular Preaching , ** and Mr . C ^ rpeu ^ p ^ R $ * j » arks on *« Mr . © dsham ' s ij triSftre ^ **

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      The « Ljpes" of Thcophilus shall be inserted .

  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1808, page 56, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2388/page/56/