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making * the proper arrangements . Tfre Committee even hope that they may be able to receive Students at the beginning of the ^ ext year . You are therefore requested to take the subject into your early consideration , and your opinion and determination thereon are
most respectfully and earnestly solicited . Signed , By order of the Committee , R . TAYLOR . N . B . Cotrimutiications-are requested to be addressed to the Treasurer , John Christie , Esq ., Mark Lane ; or to the Secretary , Mr . Richard Taylor , Shoe Lane *
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At a Meeting of the Friends of the Unitarian Cause , holden at the King ' s Head Tavern , in the Poultry , on Thursday Eveningy May 3 Oth , 1811 , John Christie , Esq . in the Chair ^ the following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to : —vizi
L That the increasing nurnber of Unitarians renders it highly expedient to establish an Academical Institution for the purpose of educating a succession of useful and acceptable Preachers .
II . That we who are here present will unite in the formation of such an Institution , and will invite the co-operation of our Unitarian Brethren throughout the Kingdom ? III . That the intended
Institution shall be denominated The Unitarian Academy . IV . That the objects of the Unitarian Academy 'be to teach the Students Theology and the branches of study immediately connected * with it , and to exercise tjiexn in and habituate them * to
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the best methods of communicating religious instruction . V . That no further prepara « tions be made , or expenses incurred , than are indispensably necessary to the attainment of the above-mentioned objects . VI . That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee to
chaw up the Plan of the Institution , and to report the same at a Gener&l Meeting to be holden at this place on Thursday morning , June 6 th : the Chair to be taken
at 11 o ' clock precisely : —viz * Mr . Aspland , Mr , Christie , Mr . Dewhurst , Mr . Frend , Dr . Pett , Mr . Rutt , Mr . R . Taylor . VII , That Mr . Richard Taylor be requested to accept the office of Secretary , pro ternpore .
VIII . That the General Meeting be summoned by circulars from the Secretary to such Unitarians in London and thfe neighbourhood as are likely to concur in the measure ; and that the Committee of the Unitarian Fund be requested to cause it to be made kniPvti at
the Anniversary of their Society on the 5 th June . J . Christie , Chairman *
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At a ( general Meeting of the Friends of the Unitarian Cause , holden at the King ' s Head Tavern in the Poultry , on Thursday Morn ing ^ June € > th ^ 1811 , John . C / tristie , Esq . An the Chair *
The Minutes of the last Meeting were read and confirmed . The Committee appointed at th e former Meeting presented their
Report , when , after some » dis * cussion , the * fallowing Plan ofcthte proposed Academical Iustitutt ** was adopted : > I . > Tfce Stwten $ s <« irfiaM *< M « &der
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Intelligence—New Unitarian Academy . 37 ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1811, page 375, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2417/page/55/
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