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    6 oti * wted by persons labouring urtUer disease , of all r ^ nks and eonUitiom &rmind htni . The good Jte' # id * wtbis way was ificaiciilabie ; it * i& believed 4 ie gAve to all , fc © $ ccttaitoly to dl but the rich , both hi * advice and medicine . For

    many yfe&rg ^ 'before * fife dc&th , he appropriated one afternoon in -cvfcfyi weelrt&thre gratuitous vac-^ fhmtofi of ch ildren , and the numbers t * i& £ were brought to him on these occasi € m »>? tret ^ 'very great .

    a Most liberally iHid cheerfully did he impart tci ttic indigent of the sUbstatK ^ which God had given Mra ; and' % ^ heartily entered mto eV ^? y ( sc hem e which had for its ^ d ^ ect the Telief' -Af the wretched

    ^ atid ^ Recesy ! tat * s , and the instrtrc - Uidtn ^ of the > yottng and ignorant . ^ Ttoi "< irptrutttlont of the you ^ rh of ' hfe ^ tociety a ^ d ^ tfie cbffldren of the f # 3 ar ^ arou * jd hiirr was indeed an ^ Ajbje ^ t of biS principal attention .

    > u' > Metier mker the jpateferA of his 'bfc ^ ftvcd ' and honoured ^ friend , Dr . « Bfen w * , li ^ fdr ^ several * years inet ^ h «^ f ybung men <^ f > the ^ ecrftgr ^ gaiHotiytiri ^ a * ' terro ro&th contiguous

    >> tew ^ the tyhapri , an ^ a ^ Thursday ewili « g , and iectur ^ d to , df rather Conversed with ? them in regular ord ^ ry i otfi ^ th € ^ evi 4 e *> c ^ 9 , the dee . ^ Irwtes ^ alnd ^ dtrti ^ fe , rtv ^ n ^ t % usai arn d t % «« i pJcHjirt * i ^ iw ^ uwwi / tbe ^ m ^ axis of virtuous iinprovemenU Hence

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    io& M > ftmvmd < gfe&r piilm th catechising ; and t ^ bt' sittke tte ^ staW ^ H w ^ ht ol a Sunday school it * fefgf society he re ' giilafljrs ^ etl t at bout tw ^ tioil rs £ Very Lord's ctey

    morning , when he was at home , before tife entered on thfe public labours of tb < e < fay , in the sefcb&f ; superintending its management ; calling up to him each class in its turn ; teaching , admonishing or

    encouraging , as circumstances required . After the afternoon service in the chapel , he again repaired to the school , and closed its

    exercises for the day with £ short prayer , and a few hint * of advice to the children . It was the great concern of his heart to be < iaii * g good , and his delight when an opportunity presented itself .

    Though be was a master in Israel / and could edify and deligftt the most judicious and best * informed Christians , he disdained not to consult the information and

    improvesfoent of the yonngetit and the meanest understandings : - Like bis Divine ^ Masfcer / hrefed the lambs » nd gently su ^ pcr rrad and led ttie feeble of the floiifc .

    His genius was s ^ Md mfr good , his understanding cle&it ^ hid judgment strong , hrs memory teithfjdl , and his learning very donskteiraMe and various . His passions , naturally cool , were brought under the most exact regulation . ; His

    diligence , resohition , and perse - verance were unfcomnflonly great . His heart \ va& remarkably honest ; his friendship sincere ; and his tongue under tb ^ guidance of

    uria-Jo « i and prudence . An irvfloxiblc integrity * fo * toed tteerbaei ^ of bis cbaraete ^ r ^ arn ^ f gottrne ^ a % M * directed his * acti ^> ttav lie nee originated that careful , that impartial ,

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    - \ \ / * »* r •• ' i - ** ¦ .. i , . - i - » tyegioirofiikf Jtevr Joseph Bealey . 75 $

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1813, page 755, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2435/page/3/