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    the dame of Cbrist onl y * And our Trinitarian brethren seem unanimously of the same way of thinking as to this particular with your h eretical correspondent ; for they

    ^ teem' no other fform valid but that of the particular text ; a text , assuredly of the few that remain unimpeached , in favour of their odd-named hypothesis , by far the most invulnerable to heterodox

    criticism : A few lines surely would not be ill-bestowed upon the anxiety of NULLIUS ADDICTUS .

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    Supplementary Particulars , fyc . communicated by Dr + Toulmirim Birmingham ^ Dec . 15 , 1814 , Sir , It appears to me a desideratum towards the improvement of

    monthly publications , which have a department for literary or biographical intelligence , if some correspondents , whose accurate and more extensive knowledge

    qualifies them for the task , would furnish the editors , from time to time , or at the close of the year , with candid amendments of any errors , which they may have noticed , or such information , as the

    writers of particular articles , it may be inferred from omissions , have not been possessed of . With this view the following particulars are offered for acolumn in your next Number .

    Page 390 , col . 2 . in the ' account of Students educated at Warrington , it may be added to No . 228 , " Dickson , Mr / ' the jounger son of an eminent

    phy-S 1 cian in Taunton . He took orders in the Church of England , and was soon after presented to l living of Bishop ' s Hull , near t l * at town . This he resigned , af-

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    ter some years , on being nominated to the vicarage of Pet minster , about the distance of four miles ; on which he still resides . His

    maternal grandfather was the Rev . — Stodden , pastor of the congregation of Dissenters in St . Paul ' s Street , Taunton . P . 528 . No . 250 . — Watson .

    Air . George Watson was designed for the bar , but declining the pro ^ fession of the law , took orders in the Church , and has now a living in Bristol . No . 253 . John Doddridge Humphries , died about a year

    . No . 256 . — Simpson , for a Memoir of this very respectable character and scriptural critic , see Monthly Repository , for February last , p . 81 . No . 259 * George Daniel , removed , after a few years , from Salisbury to Exeter , in which city he practises as a physician , with reputation . No . 261 . Charles Vaughan , a

    younger brother of Mr . John Vaughan , of Philadelphia . This gentleman has resided , it is apprehended , in the province of Kennebeck , North America . No . 283 . Richard Codrington relinquished all views of the

    medical profession , became a clergyman , and holds the living of Norton-Fitz warren , two miles from Taunton . His father was a solicitor , and the town-clerk of Bridgwater . P . 597 . No . 377 . — Hawker , Poundisford Lodge , Dorsetshire : read , William Hawker , only son of William Hawker , Esq . of Poundisford Lodge , near Taun- > ton , Somersetshire . For an account of the very respectable father of this young gentleman * a

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1814, page 771, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2447/page/43/