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Ma nchester College , Yor k * The Annual Examination of Students in this institution will take place in the Library , as usual , on Tuesday , Wednesday , and Thursday , the 28 th , 29 th , and 30 th of June . The Trustees
and their Friends will dine toae-^ 3 ther , on Wednesday and Thurs - day , at Etridge ' s Hotel , at five o ' clock ; and the York Annual Meeting of Trustees will be held in the evening of Wednesday .
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tions of five shillings annuafly ^ oti ^ i imposing of the Tracts iii smaller ^ tfattl i ^ ties to persons desirous of buying therx ^ and of having periodical meetings ; at , distances which most may 'f ^ acfi .
They cannot , however , avoid expressing their regret , that , while tfiflfererifces of equal and even of greater importance do not prevent their fellow C < hristiansof other persuasions from uniting Fn those objects which appear important to theni in a reHgiou 3 view , there should be any cause to prevent those who do not admit the doctrine of the simple humanity o £
our Saviour from co-operating with other Unitarians in their endeavours to " prVmote the spread of the grand fundamental principle in which we all believe ; i and it is our -wish that all who agre ^ with us in a point of such primary imr portance would unite with us in 6 p ~ posing the eirois which are generally prevalent in the Christian world .
As there appears sufficient encoun * ge > ment for the establishment of such a society , it has been determined to hold the first meeting of it at Plymouth ; drr the first Wednesday in July , when the
Rev . will preach in the Unitarian Chapel , the service to begin at eleven o ' clock ; and we beg leave respectfully to invite the attendance of those who are desirous of promoting this object .
At thi 9 meeting the plan to be pursued will he canvassed and decided upon ; at : d any measures proposed which may be thought useful to promote the ob-, ject in view . It is intended to suggest to the consideration of the members , * that the subscribers who have no expre $ sv occasion for the full amount of their
books should allow part of their subscription to remain in the hands of ther secretary , in order to form a fund for the sale of Tracts at low prices . Signed in behalf of those who propose the association , Israel Worsiey , Plymouth . Lant Carpenter ,
Exeter-Letters on the subject of the association may be addressed , post paid , to either of them .
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Address of the Catholic Board to the Righ& Hon . J . P . Currarij late Mas tet of the Rolls ; with his Reply . lf s w i ; [ the addresa h the "(* ojuctfbtf of * tj £ L
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„ „ ¦ r %£ ¦/ -. Intelligence . —Address of Catholics to mr . Curran * 30 y
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Tfce Annual Meeting of the Lincolnshire Unitarian Society will be held nt Lutton , on Thursday , June 30 th .
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Oullpu of a Plan for an Association of Vnitarian Christians in Devon and CormvalL Plymouth , May 1 st , 1814 . Under a firm conviction of the truth an 4 importance 'V of the gr-nd principle , even the
t ^ atG p ^ Father , is the only trtie God , the primary source of all our bhangs , and the only proper object of religious woiship j" many persons in the c ^ imties of Devon and Cornwall are desirous to form a friendly union amongst the professors of this great religious
principle m that district , and thus to encou rdige each other in a steady support of it , ! .- jlocL increase the means of extending it aqaongst themselves . With this view they propose to establish , A Unitarian Association and Tract Society , for the counties of Devon and Cornwall , which
may meet twice a year , at Midsummer and at Christmas , in such places as shall be previously agreed upon . They think it unnecessary to enter into the particular grounds 6 n ''¦ which , similar societies have been established ; hut , waving all considerations of minor differences between the worshippers of One God in One Person , thev wish to
adopt the principle stated above as the * olt baiis of the aociety they would form , and to add to the advantages now enjoyed from the West of England Unita-* Uui Society , ^ those of receiving subscript
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1814, page 307, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2440/page/51/
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