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tfiiniater . He published a Fast Sermon on the re . commenCement of the French War , I 8 < ML Com * , niercial engagements aftetwafds obliged him to relinquish his pro * fession , and return to his native place , where lie now resides .
271 . John Newman , C . Banbury . 272 . John Ritchie , * Glasgow . Went into the army , killed at St . Vincents ( Major in the 01 st ) , 179 « . 1776 .
273 . Thomas Crompton >* M . Derby . This amiable young man while pursuing the study of medicine , first under Dr . PetcivaFs direction , afterwards at Edinburgh , died Sept . 1781 .
274 u George Frederick Parry * L . Cirencestet" . Entered at Gray ' s Inn , and en . gaged in the practice of the law ? died at Surinam . £ 75 . Robert Arbuthnot , Edinburgh .
Son of the Mr . Arbuthnot , so often mentioned in Sir W . Forbes ' s Life of Beattie ; went into the army ? $ 76 . Adam Inglis , * L . Cramond . Son of Sir John Ingtis , of Cramond : studied the Scots law * and became an advocate at Edinburgh . Died of a fever Sept . 1 , 1794 . )
Z 7 T . Ellis Leokonby Hodg . » on , C . Liverpool . Several years a merchant in his native place . Now resides near Tadcaster . 278- Thomas Crossley * London * 279 . J . White . Pontsefract .
1777 . 280 . William Turner , D- Wakefield . After four years removed to Glasgow ; came to Newcastleupoa / T yne Aug . 24 , 1782 , and "a * ordained Sept , 25 , as minister
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Hanover Square Chapel ia that town . *
281 . Benjamin Dunbar , Caithness . Now Sir Benjamin Dunbar , bart . of Hempriggs - Am active and spirited promoter of improve * merits in his native county . 282 . Philip Holland , * M . Boi * toru
After two years went to Edinburgh , graduated in Sept . 1782 * and settled as a physician at Hull , where he died 1788 , Dr . Aider * son , in his Essay on Contagion ^ gives a very favourable report of his medical abilities .
283 . Richard Codrington , M . Bridgewater * Went to Edinburgh ^ where it is believed he graduated . 284 . Ed wood Chorley ^ i .
Went to Edinburgh , removed to and graduated at Leyden : has long been an eminent practitioner at Donc&ster .
285 . John Harrison D . Warringtbn . In 1782 settled at Lancasterand about 1794 published an excellent set of Forms of Public
Worship , which are too little known . In 17 P <> he removed to Kendall , as successor to the Rev , Caleb Rotherara ( see Vol . V . p . 474 ) . 286 . Thomas Lees , London . 287 . William Sneyd , Kiell , Staffordshire .
Went into the army , where after remaining for several years , hfe engaged in agricultural pursuits ; and 'b now an extensive farmer at near Newcastle-under- * line . 288 . Thomas Robinson , D . San-Tcey ,
? For an account of the history of that congregation , tec Vol . Vh p . 51 * , * 8 &
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Students educated at the Wartington Academy * 52 9
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1814, page 529, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2444/page/5/
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