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Emans was in . the , habit of attending tikis lecture . At the very last anniversary , he preached , with his accustomed jirdgiftent and perspicuity , on the spiritual nature of Christ ' s kingdom * Hi *
triost attractive conversation , at these social meetings , wiH . contJuue-to . be re * metnbered with tender and melancholy pleasure . ( Mr Kentish alsb siete&ed- with-af
fecting accuracy , the xfcir&c ^ er ^ ot ; iJJg late Mr . Hunt , of the J $ rad $ 9 , * . wl ^ o b . ajs been happily styled the Caius pi ? j $ 5 j neighbourhood , " < . Tbe r £ cc | Ue £ tioij ; x * f his virtues will long soothe a # d delight his surviving 1 friends . , ,.-.-. C
Oldbdry Xecture wa § instituted , in commemoration of the ejected ministers * The time of its taking pUce has * for many years , been changed , 041 accqunt of the harvest , from the week in * riiicn Bartholomew-day falls , to the , second Tuesday in September . i J- H . J * .
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mingfiapi , preached a * i animated sermon on the , impropriety of the Christian minister ' s engaging in pursuits which are not either immediately subservient to his profession , " or , at least , congenial with it . ' The text was a Tim . ii . 4 . " No
man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairs : oX this life ; jLhafc he nrjay please h £ n ? i wMq feath chosen bim to be a $ 0 je ^ eiv '' tv- iffe e Eey . Edniuhd Buti ? he ¥ , ol Sidmput ^ , aptepvirards delivered a very p leasing and ^ pstrucjiye discourse ori the dutie ^ ^ rr tfic Christian minister , from rie $ f ) sifi * X 7 « < c l ? 6 r they WatcH for so « ls , U tfey t % t n ^ uft ^ g ive account . ^
Xtirteeq ^ mfniisters were present , arid 4 ie fong ^^ gati qn was nunierotts . Wft&L jeToauesiace and feeKbgi Mr . KeniishpaidlTiis tribute of respect ito the meniQryx > f l ^ fr-. Rlo ^ ins , I > r . Bar ^^ s and Mr . Enia | is , three eminent dissenting mjni ^ te ^ s , wfeo have recently finished th ^ t mortal cpiiisc 9 and who were well known to many of the auditors . Mr .
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Thc ^ ue ^ UQil of liability of places « £ religions worship to be a ^ sics ^ A fat poor ' s rates , i $ > w ^ UD 4 er $ tai | d > likely 9 wm t © be bnou ^ ht be for e f » ie of the Hipcrior courte tax deciaion , In coase-
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Intelligence \ - ^ Ckerote €$ 3 tyc . 459
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A survey has been yeijy recently ta ^ ken < fthU xiation ^ by viWcli it agp ^ ars , that there a * e / * a , 39 £ , InHlai ^ s , of . Wtuch the females exceed the iniales ^ oo . rr-rhe Wholes i «^ the natjioijL are 341 ^ abou t one tiiirij oif wXiGm Have Indian wives . Tbere arc also 341 ne ^ slaves a 19 ^^ h&d o £ , cmk , 6 * jfoc ? Jiqrses , xj , ^ oo * 0 P » x > O 2 &sticep » Tftcy Wttc in active
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employ 13 grist mills , j saw mills , 3 $ alt-petre works , and 1 ppwder mill , 30 waggons 500 ploughs , 1 , 600 spinning wh . eek , and 467 looms . The ^ c advantages have been mostly obtained since 179 6 , and have rapidly kicreascd- sioce 1863 . On theii * roads , they have mqny public houses , and convenient iferr ^ s on their rivers . ' M * C 4 r + * +
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MTh ^ neur ^ £ oetra £ Hous ^ jEor ^ he usc « F thte Ujniliari ^ a Googwiga 4 : k > ii , ^ acfc-» ey , is nearly completed , and ' Wifl be opened on Sunday the 4 th of November next . Service will be ^ in in the ttitMrni ^ g at eleven o ' clock , and in tbc after * Wflj ^ afc ^ aK ^ pasic fhree oVlock . j ' 'Jofciitife . ifiiucetf tb gxvje the abo » ire » nfor ^ iation by jt ^ e ^ lmeVous encj ^ irie ^
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that if e hast Vet ^ iv % d ^ the ittfejtct ; in ^ t ) # wei * to fybith , ah * Wfc arfdy that \ v : ^ understaYid that the ^ itttefttfh of the GraVel l * it Gdtigfegwtidiii' p ^ ose dining together , according to annual cugtoro r on the day following- the open * ing of the new goieeting-house , namely , Monday / Noren ^ J ^ r the j tlr , . -, : "" : r ; ' 7 " : f iK ^!' - - ' . i . S " ' : •; : . rr ' jt .: ' . \ A . ¦/ .-. {•/• ¦
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quence of the parish officers having di «* trj ?? sed aiid seized > fear a parochial < ratc , on the Methodist Chapel lately erected in Ydrk . - ¦» M . < AroM . ¦ ' * ¦ ' , •' ' ; ' '' ¦ •¦ ' si rj . dS ' ,, } f \ % , . ¦ '¦ * ¦ ¦ : *• - ' - ¦ 'C 71- ' ' . ' ! - "'* - ^ ¦ ' . : ¦ Ji > -: i'
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1810, page 459, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2408/page/43/
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