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      permit me to add an article of information , in addition to the statement , relative to the Sunday schools of the New Meeting in Birmingham , p . 672 , <> f the last

      Repository , which was not handed to Mr . Higginson . It may be supposed , that it was not thought of , ftom its riot having a particular bearing on the express design of the preacher ' s discourse . Yet it is an act of respect and justice due to another society , a . id will serve to set off that feature of the institu lion , wbi ch particularly caught his attention , if it be displayed to the public in its full connection . The circumstance

      alluded to is this , that" the Brotherly Society , mentioned with just encomiums , arose out of the Sunday schools of the congrega - tion of the Old as well as the New Meetings and trom the com * mencemenl has consisted of young men , who have laudably acted as teachers in both ; with this difference only that the proportion in point of numbers has been in favour of the New Meeting , in obvious correspondence to the proportional numbers of each society . Hoping that these particulars will not improperly occupy too much room in your pages , I am , Sir , Respectfully your ' s , JOSHUA TOULMIN ,

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      Gleanings . 77 3

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      can be , wherein time-servers and blockheads will not be uppermost * The persons are only changed-but the same jugglings in state , the same hypocrtMe in religion , the

      same self . interest and mis . management will remain for evi-r . Blood and money will be lavished in all ages , onl y for the preferment of new faces with old consciences . Miscel . Poems . Vol . III . Dedm

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      No . CXCIV . Antient Coins in present circulation . Who could have believed [ says Dr . Clarke , Trav . Pt . II . § 2 . Ch . iii . 1814 ] that ancient Roman coins were siill in circulation in any part of the world ? Yet this is strictly true . We noticed Roman copper medals in Cairo , as given in exchange in the markets among ihe coins of the country , and valued at something less than our halfpenny . What is more remarkable , we obtained some ot " the large bronze medals of the Ptolomies , circulating at higher value , but in the same manner .

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      CXCV . Church Arguments . ¦ •* Custance , a mcthoaistic church writer , in his 4 c Popular Survey of the Reformation , " advocates the Establishment horn scripture . He argues from Gen . xvii . \ $ \ in which Abraham is applauded ' . " 'by the Almighty for commanding his children and household to keep the way of the Lord ; and from the precept to love God with alL the heart and soul , and mind and strength , and one ' s neighbour as one ' s self !

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      gleanings ; or , selections AND REFLECTIONS MADE IN ACOURSE OF GENERAL READIKG . No . CXCIII . Uppermost men . No government ( in the opinion of Dryden ) has ever been or ever

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1814, page 773, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2447/page/45/