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£ Brother Stewed would . T * his answer mittfie bn ^^ g ^^^ iev ^^ W BiP ' ry ; Mfc < Stej ^^ efy WMf ^ m ^^ bk szthBt ^^ ^ f ^ j ^ ta his Ztftfci currence . In my retfirfl % 6 me , I halted upon Mtv MeSdMwsf ^ hd ^ Mr ; Chsrtcg * aitf invite * theni X 6 ^ ikf D ? 3 inatioii , but * they rier&er of 1 *^^ ctic | isafed ih ^' tHSe ^ favour ; nor diS IS ^ I ^ gr ^ tff Deb&i ^ ham , whbm f aSB-Jri ^ itedv The tiiirii ? -
ters present were , t Mr . Baxter , Mr . SteVarH , Mr . WtBiAns / Mr ; Notcutt , Mr . WoM , Mseiticfi ^ Sir ; John "Ford / Mr . Wood ; junio ^^ air ; Harmer ; Mr . Ch < ir ^ ley , and MrV rfuthdrsdn i of Ridge ^ rell , uninvited . The order of the day was as follows V ¦; - :: " : v
Mr . 1 tord Began with an introductory prayer . Mr . Wood , senior , grayed next * Mr . I ^ rd ^ then read ^ aAd set a psalm of Dr . Watts * . After whichMr . Baxter preached from Col . iv . i 7 ; it proved a charge instead of a sermon .-My confession , which followed next *
took up twenty minutes : it was thrown into quite a different fomi front that whick I read fco > ^ ou . Mter answering thc Kqjiestioa 8 ^ Canie p ^> sju ^ aj , ' ft ^ e ^ rdioaupn , which was performed with laying on of hanfis , Mr . Baxter praying . ' ' - , :- - ¦*— ¦ - s ~ , . ¦»» . ¦ f-. ' y «> - ' 1 .
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No . XXIII
LETTER FROM MR .-SAM . VEV COQK , * A BLX ^ TD ORGANIST , JO ItlS UNCLE , ON HIS . MARRIAGE . r
Honoured Sir , , A | riendihave long fotjnd yxni , and all along had reason to account you as my father ; nor have I lc $ s esteemed Vou ,
or with less care to please , or dtead to > dl ^ p lease 9 had you in allmy yieiys : so that 1 have sonieymes ^ urisudd With pain when I have sought for pleasure . ¦!
1 , , -. - •• Samuel Cook was Mr , Say ' s sister ' s ( Elizabeth ) son . He did marry the Roman Catholic mentioned above . Mr . Say was providentially at Norwich , when she was near her end . She appeared to be convinced by the arguments her husband had used u } favour pf Protestantism ^ but her priest visited and told her she would be lost , and in a far worse condition than others , as she had once been in the bosom of the church , &c . She was in the utmost distress of mind , wishing to be right , * wd Mr , Sa ^ y thought ' himself justified an administering cpj ^ jfort to her on that gronnd . '*> — * -i 'i ,. > ,. ... 1 ' . i .. . 1 ¦ »¦* . * ^« , jg to be
« ib lather livfed at Norwich . Great interest was made for ^ , org anist ^ Whitc-ChapeJ , but he lost his election : he was afterwards chosen to St . Peter ' s , Norwich ; » Bome years before he died , Becket was appouU : edperfo | pmer in his room ^ but die . ftJlitalary waft continued " to him ; but ' he never " got "" . ovgr J th ^ chagrin " ' ° f heing prevented from . playi ^ ,. u < > ,- -,, ¦ . ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ .- - r / . ,, \ , J ^ "" ., - ;; " B « hn « Oodk ^ tisftd to ^ Waufee himsel f in- making poetry , ami a ^ ouU rcptat most ° ^ his peHb ^ mahce * with great en * FgT . Samuel Say Terns n ? et hiid ^ yfv ^ t p * & * t Mr ?\ ¥ mmtti Manning * * , Norwich , and m » much cBtenai ^ fcVj ^ V : c ^^ d | win # liirrt . Hte ^ ad turned m * ny of David ' t psalms into blank fcrv ^ s , ' 5 . T . «« itetfH&n at his lodgings , wherewHa % seen l ^ m m f ^ ^ ni ^^ fe . ^^ jfc ^ iipit < p ^ ^ tfeb ^ drgatt ^ the }) eopk in the house not liking thecontm ^ j ^ i ^ d * - Tn ^
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Mr . Steward gave the charge , and un * ha ^ J > ii ^ pitchtfd oh Mr ^« a » tei ' a text for th ^ fountain of hia thoughts ; so that they totf ttiudi interfered . r
-Afeeif Ae ' charge , Mr . WHUarns ; prayed ^ and ^ as fblldw « d by Mrl Choriey ^ then Mf . ^ 6 M-d havfeg read , a&d set'an hfftm o ^ Br . Watt ^ V MrV Notoitt jcon-r ^ cltfded . * The Whole ^ ras brought within the C ^ ntpass ef five hotirs ; : vTHe ? evenirig befoVe'the day of ordina * tion , we rnet in the Vestry to consider
the confessiori . Gnfy two op three ex- * . pressions werelbbjected ta ^ which 1 , in deference to my seniors , -I -altered ^ The , rriiriisters treated nte witf * great terrder ^^ ness ; they asked no questikJns , nor called for any testirhQnialsv ^ f e ^ rn « s $ tly request your prayers fof * thfe dlvirie bl ^ ss ^ ' ¦ -
ing on this solernnity , afid tm ttif future ministry . My wife jbin ^ iti Yespeetfui * services to Mrs ; Say . ¦ * ¦ I ant ; dear Sir , with renewed acknowledgments of your many favours , Your unw . Brother and much obliged
servant , T . SCOTT . I should be glad to ; hear o f Miss getting well * home , I wish we could have enjoyed more of her agreeable company . * » ¦ 1 -: . - . ¦ ,. ¦) , . • - " ¦ .- _ - . v . - ¦ ¦ - -
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: She S&y . Papers . —No . XXIII . 533
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1810, page 533, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2410/page/9/
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