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    or the Seats therein , to the cofntn ^ n put poses towhifch they NVdttld , in * dividually , dispose of their houses bf furniture * from Using thdr grave-yards * always fiecees&rily

    Sinks of corruption , like any waste cfcfnfcr in the fields for thfc reteptioft of rubbish , fcf of other offal than human bodies no longer fit to be kept above gfound .

    T As under ths national hierarchy I have sean the bodies of the ufr * baptized deposited by the W&ll Df their ehufth , to b £ purified , I was informed , by tfie dfojppittgs from the eaves of the s&nctuafy * agkihst thfe judgment day j th 6 * t& of $ mh m had fallen like the son 6 f M * .

    no&ti , but without divine aid for the fcceoinipli&hinetit of the safeL 8 h \ deed , put tiftdet gf 6 tind ib Aft tiftconsecrated eoffier of thfeir ^ hmcb-yard j so , these refarm ^ rs of later times- ~ Fafi&tid $ ffi ! When

    shall thy ten thousand head * , ^ vefy whete gttft'Witig , growling at ^ the son $ of m * tt , be tit last bruised under atif feet ?^^ -thefSe most specious of all i ^ forme ^ that evfcr to * k up on thfe feee 6 f t > ur disortteffcd planet , d 6 ^ ftdea .

    vour , in the depositing of oUr dead carcases in their bilfyitig grounds , to falsify th 6 tint s # tttL mertt , in a favourite old ballad of that profligate , Ch&rtes II . * k& , it hereby seems , lfke ! the ivorst 6 f US , had his ltldd filterV ^ R

    < r All in the dust are equal nikcfe , By Time ' e ( devcntriiig stjthe and spad « . " If the shezu of th 6 Repo ^ it 6 ry Could be 9 pared for the , p ^ rha ^ s ,

    tmtfOrthy exhitrttioti , I could thsily shew h 6 w the asssoiiiatfcd Priettds , tnconshtently , tf ^ e far Abov < i , and sink far bt ^ fle ^ th , t \\ the othet teligioitists , Jii the tffegtitatioft $ established at theff tft .

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    rying gtt > Undi , Th « dull cold ear the dim darkened eye of death is not open to What passeth on the unbroken sod , by th £ mo ^ th of the yawning grave . But the heart *

    of the surviving relations ftiay be cheered by the philosophy , or agonized by the apathetic cruelty of the ecclesiastical re | ulatidns to which they feel themselves sub .

    jfected m eomtmtting to the dust the remains of their dear , departed friends ift & Quaker ^ burying ground . JOHN WALKER .

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    CHlLLINGWORTH . «* the Blfcte-Stic fiifele only /' Ko . XXX . Dtditution of the Religion of v Protestants *

    To the Mmi Sigh ttnd Mighty Fvintty Churlbs , by ite ( Bfuct if C ^ dtf , King of &t&t Bntni ^ Fr&nte and Ireland , ttefentet of the faith . &e .

    May it plealft your Most Excellent Majfcfcty , I pt ^^ tiU ^ ith all bumility ^ io your modt §^ 6 f ^ d hafidU * A defence <* f tbdt £ &Us 6 , fvhlCh is ^ ^ nd ought to to infinitely < lear <* f to you ,

    than all the world ; ndt doubting but upOtt this dedidfetiOft I shall be demtif ^ d f 6 t ft double boldfte ^ s , both for undertaking so great a wark , so ftfcf beyond my weak

    abilities ; » Jbd ^ agai ti , fef prcse ^ g it to * l ^ jh a patron , ^ hl >^ jtt ^ - ttteflt I otight t 6 ft&f ftttfre th «« « liy adtcrs ^ ry . Btl t for the flfct , h 1 « a $ dtisftt £ tiOti to myself , Ui ttkixV bfc to others , that I *** ^

    drawn to it out of any vain * P nion of myadf , ( whose peft ^ w defeats atti the o ^ ljr thing wbH * I j ^ wsuitt * t <> kna # ) t >« t uii ^« w

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1814, page 744, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2447/page/16/