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several years he kept a school ; but afterwards engaging deeply in the speculation of the Rochdale canal , and in coal-works connected with it , he has for many ^ ears become a man of very extensive , and it is understood very successful , engagements , in both these
ways . 164 . Thomas Horrox , * D . Chewbent . For a short time became a
minister at Holcombe , near Bury ; afterwards went to the Isle of Man ; but soon returned , and died young . 165 . Samuel Hey wood , L . Liverpool .
A serjeant at law , and a Welsh judge ; a staunch friend to religious and civil liberty ,-and not ashamed to bear to either his personal testimony . His " Right of Protestant Dissenters to a
complete Toleration" ( 2 d ed , 1789 ) contains the most full and master-\ y history of the Test Laws , and the most complete exposure of the injustice , inexpediency and folly of the sacramental test as now
imposed , that ever was given the public ; and his " High Church Politics" ( 171 ) 2 ) , in answer to Bishop Horsley ' s u Review of ( he Case of the Protestant Dissenters , "
is a seasonable appeal to the friends of the British Constitution on the subject of the Test Laws , and the riots at Birmingham . His intimacy with Mr . Fox is honourably recorded by that great man himself in the introduction to his
History ; and his Reply to Mr . Rose in ** Vindication of Mr . Fox ' s History" is universally allowed to be an unanswerable detection of a series of the grossest misrepresentations , that , uncler the pretence and shew of accuracy were ever , perhaps , ventured from the press .
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He was always a sincere and warm friend to his Alma Mater ; whose dissolution he used every means in his power to prevent . 166 . Arthur Hey wood , C . Liverpool .
Completed his education in Germany , and became a merchant at Wakefield ; but has now been long resident as a banker in his native town .
167 . William Brailsford , C . Charlestown ? '
168 . Mark Davies , Bristol ? 1769 . 169 . Isaac Baugh , L . Bristol ? Went to the East Indies , and was
for some time secretary to the supreme court at Calcutta . i 70 . Richard Bright , C Bristol ? An eminent merchant at Bristol ; and most estimable man .
171 . Samuel GaIton , C Birmingham . « A merchant in Birmingham ; a most respectable member of the
society of Friends , and a supporter of every public spirited literary or charitable undertaking : particularly the most active patron and director of the Lancasterian
school in Birmingham . 172 . Peter Luard , London , Went into the army ; but married , and became a country gentleman in one of the midland
counties . 173 . Francis Luard . L . London . A solicitor in London . 174 . Robert Alderson , D . Norwich *
Son of the Rev . James Alderson , of Lowestoff { Vol . V . p , 32 l ) ; after five years residence at Warrington became minister of the Octagon Chapel in Norwich , as colleague with the Rev . Samuel Bourn , well known by his excellent sermons , and was sooii after
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Students educated at the Warrington Academy . 387
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1814, page 387, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2442/page/3/
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