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      iii ^ i ft ^ Qr iuiwholey (* s ? e so £ pose >|) qtiJthfr exten ^ kee mi d l ucra ti ve Ifciokyi f « i # carried <> h by Confe-^^©• r ^ l % ^^ *^?*> ujats ;^ re wisely 4 . ^ i * i ched iyi : m the Minutes ; and bath pamphlets are sold at the Pieachiog * Mouses in Town and

      GoJUBtry * .- ^ Amongst the many tt ^ ifjgs iou ^ id in this extensive and spreading Methodist Establish , menty \ w& have been slirprbed at the absence of all academical tuition ; for . ministers ; unless , indeed *

      tfcp school at Kingswbod have in ab ^; degree ; answered this end : perhaps , tb « new Aeadeoiy , near Leeds , may embrace education for th ^ mio ^ y : ^ at any rate , it is y ery . inipiobable that a sect who ar £ so i ^ inerou ^ ami who , by th £ CQDft-ssion tifCoefererice , begin to

      pain / tfqar accomplished preachers , should long rest contented with the ptdpit-serviceis of uneducated monv

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      C < #$ r&cc of tTie Methodist JWsu Connexion . PC | hi ? New Connexion of Methodists , ( a secession from the

      tegular , Wesle ^ aiis ) ^ v ^ e g ^ . v . 6 some ¦ account Jo : j > m Third y ^ oliiii ^ e , ppir ^ 33 ) 63 !• W ^ h . av ; e lying jb . ef ^ i : ^] l ^ . ^ e : \ . -Mini ) tes of eojii-Annual

      versions between Preachei * s and JRep ^ p ^ lita ^ v ^^' of t , UisvC 0 nne 3 ti <^ ly iis is

      iOf l ^ jtJfed $ distinguished ? fr ^ in lhe ^ S ^ e | J )^ e iri ,, t ^ ^ jrge ^ , bd ^ y , A <^|^ Qm ib ^ sK ^ a ^ a * eh | e % , tyy Ww ^^^ & lay i ^ jwscnt ^ ti tf ^ p ' " 4 |? lfs- ^ P ^ fo ^^ te ^ j * 6 d * ffllt W ^ W # ^^ iir # gin ^ feig ^• JP ! # * f ^^ 9 ^ Aibwty . ^ HS !^ * $ . ^ f ^ pw ^^ i $ ^ ^ . » .., ' .. Jr .. ¦*>> -1- ¦ -. rr ? ; " " ... ~; ' •"•¦

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      tieS 26 ¦"'; Crrcuit preachers 4 g > LocaJ Preachers ^ 05 ; Membm 8148 . By this statementy coml pared with that given in our Third Volurhe , it appears that they havi increased their number by about 1000 persons , in three years , which

      is no mean evidence o £ prospcriiy # We observe , this year , a constant blank under the head London which is wholly unexplained . Froji * the Resolutions of the Conference we k arn that tC suit * haye been

      instituted by the Preachers in the Okl Gont > exion , to recover several chapels and premhes btlpnging to the Trustees '* of the ; New , to meet which a public Collecnqn ^ order cd in all their cojifiregatwns . In the u Address to the Connexion , ^

      the brethren are congratulated on thedefeat of Lord SidAiiputh * s Bill ; and are reminded ( & £ * their peculiar bond of union " is characterized by a beautiful -simplici ty ^ and exhorted tocoiilinue sensible

      of the great ijnportance of a gen » erous , opeiv and scriptural plaa prevailing in the Church of God ? The ' address is plain and seriouS

      and tinctured with the spirit of Methodism ^ but , for the most part , agreeable to jhe lahgaag ? . ^ scripture , and far more JatcfH-• gible , rational and manly than the usual rescripts of the " Old Con-Vocation . - •¦ . •* - ¦ * - "

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      Opening cf q New phapel & Utf ( S erpotiL * ^ [ \ re jhavc r / Qcived , two otficr rcpo ™ ; af fhJs affair ^ jtf pt the Cqrrcspbrtd cjf who favoured us with thi ^ rii Wiil-pwc ^* Why we insert jthe follo ^ te ^ :. ^>* A new and elegant v ch ? jpel , built for the ponveniej ^ y fl f l r ^ iProlestant Biss ^ piers ^ lately * W

      shi pping at B ^^^ gjsSt ^ fnm M mt imtn && soii ^ 0 m & * ,. , , . ; .. ¦ : v ¦ i * y . r y " ^ . 15 , . C : -i i ' - ' ' ^ ***'* ^ - ' * ¦ " " ,. > w

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1811, page 696, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2422/page/54/