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M-SS * it is supposed he destroyed , as he did niany others a littler foefore his death * There is gr ^ at reason to believe that his intense application to stool v , 4 fid th *> want pf exercise suf .
ficient for a manuthis corpulence , injured his constitution , naturally strong . He had for many months been afflicted , with a dropsy in the chest , which the last tirae he was
in London greaily affected his breath , and at length put a period to j ^ is life at a time when he might have been expected to enjoy many years of health and usefulness .
Instead of enlarging on his character and talents ( which it would be pleasant for me to do , were it not through fear of trespassing too tnuch qa your pages ) I will only refer your readers to your extract from Mr . Worthitjgton ' s Memoir of Mr . Cr ^ bb , and to the highly honourable testimony of Mr . Belsbaro , in his farewell sermon at Hackney ; a copy of which , with
^ fe \ v o ^ er particulars , are given in the notes subjoined to the Letters frotfi Mr * Job Qrton to l > isse rntmg Ministers , fyc . among which i $ QOG of . some length to D r , j \ s |^ worth , jfor \ vhom in &eve . ral others of those letters he expresses the highest respect .
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Account of the Pops and Coifrt of Rome * [ From KusUce ' s Classical Twr through Italy , in 2 Vols : ' 410 * ^ 81 , ^' . — AppcnicJi * to Vok'II . J ' * ' ¦' Though the pope is both Bishop and . Prince ^ y et fib t , itles ^ dress .
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Dr . Ashtforth had three sont and three daughters , none of whom are now living . * It is a very affecting circumstance that the whole family , though very robust were cut oft in the space of a few years . His eldest son , Mr . John
Ashworth , at first designed for the ministry , preferred the business of a grazier , and was placed un . der the famous Mr . Bakewell , in Leicestershire . He afterwards became the landlord of the
Wheat-Sheaf Inn , opposite to the acade . my , and married the daughter of his predecessor , by whom he had one child , a very accomplished young lady who still survives . If in any of the above parti . culars I have committed a mis .
take , I shall readily submit to the correction of any surviving pupil of the Dr ., by whom also I shall be glad to see any material deficiency supplied . I ^ m not insensible to his failings ; but such were
his excellencies , that to this day , after the lapse of abofre half a century , I often reflect with pleasure on the years I spent under his tuition as some of the happiest of nay life . I am , Sir , Respectfully yours , S . PALMER *
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696 Account of the Pope and Court of Rome .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1813, page 696, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2434/page/4/
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