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Art . VIII . The Full Reward of the Faithful Minister of the Gospel in the growing Improvement of his Hearers A Sermon preached at the Quarterly Meeting of an Association of Protestant Dissenting Ministers , at Stand , near Manchester ,
September 10 , 1812 , and pub . lished at their request . By William Turner . 8 vc pp . 24 . Newcastle , Hodgson . London , Johnson and Co . 1812 . Seriousness , fervour , and affectionateness characterize this
Sermon , which forms an admirable text on whicfi Christian ministers may preach to their own hearts , and a judicious rule by which hearers of the gospel , who are in earnest in religion , may judge of their improvement under the means of grace .
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Art . IX , The Principles of Protestant Dissenters stated and vindicated ; iaaSermou preached at the Old Jewry Chapel , on March 10 th , the day appointed for a General Fast , and published at the Request of many who heard it . By Abraham Rees , D . D . F . R . S . F . L , S . Editor of the New Cyclopaedia .
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Unitarian Fund . Trie annual meeting of this Society was held agreeably to advertisement ( in this work and in the public papers ) , on Wednesday the 9 th instant , in the Unitarian Ch £ p < I , in Parliament Court .
The religious , service was ^ opened by singing , the Rev . W . Vidler , minister of the chapel , reading
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8 vo . pp . 48 . iLongmkn and Co . 1813 . Were Fast Days alw ' ays employed by dissenting ministers in the delivery of such sermons as this , there is no consistent dissenter who would hot welcome tbeii arrival . Amidst his arduous
labours for the public good , Dr . Rees has found leisure fortbe publication of a brief but satisfactory exposition of the principles , the grievances and the claims of the dissenters . We thank him lor
this new service to the cause of truth and liberty ; and we cheerfully refer to his sermon such of our readers as wish to be informed on the dissenting question , which must we conceive soon undergo legislative discussion , or to learn
the views and expectations of the leaders amongst the dissenters in this day-dawn of complete religious freedom . In our judgment Dr . Rees speaks in this discourse the sentiments of all respectable dissenters of the three
denominations , and we trust he will be heard by the public with a degree of attention proportioned to the importance of the subject and to the weight of his talents and character .
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the hymns . Next , the Rev . Thomas Rees delivered the introductory prayer , and read the twenty , fourth chapter of Acts . The Rev . S . S . Tomsj of Framlingham ,
engaged in the second prayer , which by its simplicity , fervour , and true Christian strain # * # c 1 i affected the worshippers . The preacher was the Rev . Edmund
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414 Intelligence . —Unitarian Fund *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1813, page 414, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2429/page/58/
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