On this page

• Text (1)

  Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

  • 

    Untitled Article

• Transcript

  • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

    Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

    Untitled Article

    123 , |^»> entitled * Mr . Bfadbtiry % fiy ^ Aftriivers ^ fy Sermons upon tie Fifth . of November ; > the day of our happy Revolution / Lond . 170 $ . ' T ^ ney were preach , ed in the year 1700 arid Your

    following years , the three first at Newcastle , the fourth at Wapping , and the fifth at Stepney and Crosby Square * London . The sermons exhibit much of the peculiar temper of this furious whig divine . Before his removal to London , he was assistant to the first Mr .

    Whitaker ^ at Call Lane , Leeds * and preached his farewell sermon to that congregation 21 st and 22 d Jane , if 12 .. Opght Mr . Lay ton to be called * &n Essex gentleman ? ' His estates lay ju Yo rkkhire *

    Perhaps it is not unknown to yau ,, tfiat jn the year 1715 , Mr . Ditniel Neale made out a compiete . ljst ot ¦ dissentmg congregations , of iTse three denominations

    tbrQU {? hout the kingdom . It was intended principally to ascertain th ^ strength of the dissenting inte ^ esfc , in parliainentary elections .

    Jfe designed to give an account of eaqh meeting-house , its minister ' s , iiame , whfen he was ordained , where residing , number of the conjjr ^ gatioii ^ qual ity , and how many of them had votes for members

    of parliament . To this he had addw the dates of deaths and remo \ alisy ^ mong the ministers , to about th ^ e year 1732 . This MS . is novy the property of Dr . Toul T Taixiy / . who . very kindly obliged me with the loan of it during the last

    win ter ? ; The ^ account of the dissenting interest in Newcastle . : Iw Pietiby ^ efian , Benjamin © en-% tt , , JN ^ thani el F ^ mcourt , 70 Q liearers . : ' ' - ' ¦ .. v , ,.. ^ Mr . Benaetdied 1726—7 . Mr .

    Untitled Article

    Samuel Lawrence came jt 0 New « casUe . upon T yff e iiv 1 ^ 8 , & 8 qi Newcastle ^ underrt ^ pe ^ * ^ Mr » i Faneourt r ^^ ipvcd to Salisbury . If . Presbyterian , Jahn Lowe , 800 hearers .

    III . Presbyterian , William Hoibrook , 200 hearers . IV . Presbyterian , William ^ Arthur , 200 hearers .

    V . Independent , Thp . Barter , 100 hearers . Ordained ^ 26 MaV , 1698 . f _ Mr . Neale did not fully executes his design , as appears from the deficiencies m ~ this ; list / of the New ** , castle ministers anil congi ; e ^ ations ^ Mr . f lathaniel Faacourt settled as

    minister at Salisbury , on the death of Mr . Sioane , in 1 ^ 19 . He did not long continue here , dying in 1721 . He was succeedled by Wn Samuel Fancourt , perhaps his son or brother , who is mentioned ia several biographical works , as the

    mstitutor of the -first circulating library , as Dr . Priestley is said to have been of the first subscription library . I notice a difference in the name of Laurence , Mr . Bennett ' s successor , but nod < mbtyour account is correct . ; - 1

    P . 586 . ' Richard'Rpgerson . Both the Rogersoibtsyveve I believe ed ucated under . Mr * J ^ llie . One of Mr . Moult ' s family bas leit a list pf ministers who supplied Rotherham during a lo » ng Vacancy at the beginning of the last centuiy , in which about the y ^ ar L ^ OjK tike name of Roserson ojcicurs more

    than once , among other gentlemen who w $ r $ thea stutlents at Atteircline . poop aftar the : J ^» r ? 7 J ^> Mr . Richard Roger § on was setfled at puffieW » € » Fi ^ fi ^ y 3 \ ^^ this plae ^ he yeiuevecl . tq Cpypn * IW * ^ he ^ h ^ ^ cc || g ^<^ eiSe r Mr . Mitrel or Mr ^ WirrfD ) botk

    Untitled Article

    Mr \ Tft ¥ ^ &Hist ^ 723

• Citation
  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1811, page 723, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2423/page/19/