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sentiments , that there may be no room fc ^ W& ^ M r ^ m ^ y h ^ donc to &l # a $ g % B $ h siTJhat , if tbc Bifi"ihgilte passe ^ by . which the Catl ^ iit ^ ja ^ tl ? lie ; free d froim the penal rcifAcfc&frs W wliich they are now hSclj Xhet nPt only ^ eftibrace it with entiresatisfaction , a&has already been
said , but' express the strongest sendrnents of gratitude to his Majesty and his " most august council , fox so great a benefit ; and , by tlieir conduct , prove themselves worthy of it . In conclusion , we request of your lordship , that you will Cause this letter to be
communicated to all the bishops and apostolical vicars in the kia ^ 4 OIU : ai * d , trusting tfast they will , promptly and entirely ,
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ffou . Charles Giffard , Died at Ihniruter , on the 8 th of April , m the 77 th year of his age , the Kev , Charles Givfard , pastor of the Protestant dissenting congregation at Chard , in Somersetshire , during the long period of 48 years . His native place was Cerne , in Dorsetshire ; but scon after his birth his parents removed Uy Wareham , Here he received the
xudimenti of his classical learning under the Rev . Simon Reader ; and at an caily age commecced his education for the ministry at the acadeniy in London , conducted by Drs . Jennings and Savage . The subject of this memoir settled ,
soon after the completion of his studies , at Newport , in the Isle of Wight , where be remained but a short tinier From hence he removed to Child ; and continued preaching in that place until within about six years of his death .
- « Live well , that ^ ou may die so too , vras a precept frequently addrcsted by this good * ervaht of Christ to the youthful part of his acquaintance m ^ recefWi e » foiceVl by example both i * $ iw life mtid it his deaths H 4 b cqim nimitf « Dd-habitual cheerfulness , his vatmb ^ no ^ oiericr tow ards man , an ! d MmkU '' % iciy Mdwanls God * rqndeiexi
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conform themselves , ^ vtb ^ thp g L ^ which , from the p ^ ff ^ vesil ^ L ^ ^ . have been decreed , vsre ^ be ^ eecl ^ i | ie . j |* o ^ God Omnipotent to ( pjre ^^ , you lordship for length of ; years-j , and ^ ^
the same time , I profess m ^ s ^ lf boun 4 to you by every consideration , and anap Your most devoted Servant , . _ , ^ . J . B . € Lu a ran TQTTX , yice Presid ^ jijU * Michael Adeqditus Galkassi * , Substitute . ,..,
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him equally the object <> fr ^ Feqti o ^ a ^ d respect * and while hksi | i ^ ivin ^>| i& | at tives and friends pa ^ fujiy f < feltlwjjti of his , society , they haj ^ e hQ \' jg 0 MbJ& € - tion of reflecting , that in this iifetijc
lived happy , otterv cx |> res « in , g , the ^ dveE ^ Rowings of a / gi ^ p ftt ^ feeaj |? ^^ ii * words of the Psalmist , , *? The iinievacc fallen to me in pleasant places ; yfca ^ l have a goodly hcrkagci- ' and tWt in ( he next world he cannot fail ti > rec ^ v « eitto
ciovrn of glory promised to the jyifnri f ltt follower of our Lord Jesus Chri n *; 7 ^ ^
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314 ^ Obituary . —Rev . C * Gifard + —Mr ~ W * W <* ckmor € +
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Mr . IV * BJackfnor ? . .: 1 ( In a Letter to the Edifedr . 11 " Tenterden , May 7 ^ iBffc ^ Sir , •¦ ¦ . - >•' ¦ & ¦ " ' ¦* - ••
I have to add to ^ rotfr obftibtarf tiatf , for the -mtruction and benefit of th # youne , the death of Mr . W . Bl * ckmore , chc son bfMr . T . BLAC ^ iitoftK , ofTeifc tciden , in Kent ; « t the early ag * ^ tfft The symptoms of decline had been for some time manifest , . with , at intervals .
considerable pain ; the whole of whi \ JU hbbprc with' exemplary ^ tit ^ det ^ uiul liatience , untijl qn the Y 5 th of ^ Hlf he icalmly breathed his last . His principles were strictly Unitarian ; Htt « rell understood their nature . He knew
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1814, page 314, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2440/page/58/
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