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      Wofo&s iieiaisg ^ fltgta efiib ^ tedsevgfeii iusfatkl& ^ teiJJ b 9 tifc » iig 9 fev ^ others the proposed crfilkm ¦ of Dr . Priestley's Works by ^ te ^^ etet ^ tob-wtiibftjseveral new pt&GmtteH i # fcTO 3 $ tofiiiieitinfc- { toiris ? speech , ^ H his he ^ teb I&iicig ^ given , atW : Chit ^ mftii * irtB !^ iiti& < fhde&fauir ¥ > vfarfw iair fi ^ J igkms

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      - 'Sbtoetern Unitarian Fund . The fesf General Meeting of the sub-^ CtWiet ^ ti ^ th& Sakuhern Unitarian Fund was held on Wednesday , 17 th of April , at the General Baptist Chapel in Portsmouth . In tbe

      toortt ! frg tlie devotional exereises were tifottucted by the Rev . J . Fullagar , and the R « &v . J . Lyons . The sermon was preached tW * n e ReV # W . J . For , ftom John hr . 2 ^» Tie ' t ^ brife ^ ye Atfw > u ) wot what ; bust we ^ ti wmPWtowmifr ^ AWtr strongly contrastfejjgf jffi ^ i riiysfery rfnd absurdity of IVirtfcriait w 6 rkM { i with the siittytUtfty arid hifeUi gibility of that which is addressed ta the One God , ^ the Father ; 4 hfe preacher

      * TO « W hi * object ¥ 6 Vhe prlii ^ ples aHH wjects dTth ^ iAitltudort ; wht > 6 ^ ftititatfef * jSSL ^ for ?^ W « ji first fftiic ^ Wiifnbl ^ tog ^^^^ jrti ^ iSafittt ^^ a ^^ FAtta *^ fifeWfiet ^ « is SS ^*^^ *^ bmi ^ m » il ^ ofiqjidti&ln&hm ^ W ^ k all 'ty ^ or ^ ffa ^ ic ^ AntfWiiili ^^ nV ^^ at ^ tke ^ r * i ^ fe ^ -tfaWeUdUStf ^ ment of 9 pure and scriptural worship .

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      mss « wii * pa ? i «< e < kby ^ HwUitis ^ g iecti&t * ^ idl ^ srbnfe ^ mc ^ ^ oodiv ^ & ^ Higij fttei iwcr ipensds ^^ hwbt Q ^^ b ^ v >] vl ^^ fJ | i ^ i )^ e lth ^ y are - ^ uppontctd t ^ s ^ fingtlaeQ ^ fii ^ iMAiH ^ jGt ^ gregation * ; by » jlowns or : db 3 q& ^ Jrtfp ^ 4 < 4 $ Kducing ^ iudbttduftUf I iw ^ 3 &y £ rfe £ cfmi € r «©» verts : ^ tp !> . UakarmmsB * to )^ rw ^ itte ^ fives into teiigious « ocieti < i ^ . a& £ ter ^ ther service

      4 ? he report > € » frthe Goofmfcttee ijwos ^ . ye % < Hf iiy whkrh v it ? > ap ^ teai ? tid ? J&at ; rtfee * sito rt period t wbk& Uad ^ eli | is e ^ ^ iucc ! * lie € ^ KwByeQG 4 rti | fent of their exertions , iu , Scp ( tetnbei ^ ? kfatg ^ hed bee © distinguished by the nio ^ t ( eugc # u »^ g ? ingiacC ^ SS . To one congregation * rinrjrfhe district very aeoeptabie peciiiiiai ^ a ^ d 1 «^ been advanced ; and another , in ^ 4 epi $ ss *

      ed state , hassbeea cheered by an arFa ^ gfh jnefitiforrthe frequent visits of neigh bonrjag preacher * . A fortnightly lecture at Portsea has ^ bjpen numerously and respectably attended . A similar owe at Gosporty where at first jUuch opposition was experienced , has been attended with the happiest results ,

      as several , fa * nilies have already united ^ or the regular support of Unifarkui , worship . The effect of pnaacihiiigi / has ^ be ^ a aided by the judicious distribution of bq ^» fu rnishe d by the Southern Unitarian * Sode | y . _ 'Eke thanks of the Society were ; voted , |«) Me «« $ . Brent ,. Fox ^ FullagaUj I ^ yon ^ Rejwii Saint , and Treleaven , for tl ^ ir services i » -these

      lectures . ; - / About thirty gentlemen afterwards ; dined together at the Fountain Inn , w here the Chair was ably filled by Jau * es G ^ Jter , JEsq Several new subscribers , wer ^ amaiouj ^ ed j and the company was highly gratified hyr

      the able and animated discussion of topics connected with tlie institulioii v ^ ^ veritl gentlemen present . The- IWvv J .. I ^ yons ^ in particular , on the Chairtaagt ' ft propotang as a toast , ¦ * Success to the Xx > ndpQ Unita * rian Fund / ' gave a pleasing account ^ f . va * rious instances of its usefuh ^ fla which' had

      fallen under his own observation , and . adr verted to his own change of s ^ ntirtaenta ip a manner which deeply iuter ^ t ^ 4 ther feeK ings of all who heard kin * . ; T A ¦ . ¦ i » ^ In the eyeaing an impressive -dJ 8 CouT 8 e was delivered by Mr , jLyomv frop * John viii . 31 , S 2 , on the ia > porta ^ ce © f re ^ ig ipus , truth , the diifitculties to b ^ encouirteredj in

      its pursuit ^ and the characteristics by which it is distinguished . The frieii > 4 s oC tX \ e Southern Fund * the first provincial soqiety ^ of the kind , * eparat $ d with feelings <^ f ur ^ mingled pleasure at the gpod already effected ^ by . M-. Uie } a retifcrts * aiui its proi ^ abhe . exijensimi from tfce increase of their resources , ; and wijth ardent wishes that wiijUiUCprpcetidmgfiM ^ y speedily b $ adftpt ^ d ; by'thekU »* t « riaM brethr ^ o thro ^^ ir tMm WfBQfi ^ QlVUo . I » : x&n . . " ' ¦ . j ; ? s < u : \ -i \

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      - rtThe * S |*? UtgJ Quarterly > Mqetin £ jmr ' . tkie winis ^ rif i vgeilerallry ¦ denojniflated : Prcflrbytdfian / ith < he ttistrvttf of Masicfaestec ^ was Midfcn ^ iGlwd ^^ iiddy ; ^ thel gtiF iaetant , : 4 t l $ \ Xk \ ti&Ql ( & ^ < Mj ? j ' JiretteJl ' introduced lite ^ ettvio ^ artd Mp : Eiliot ^ r ^ ached trona 1 Tim .

      w 039 << hk'iastfclatwer ?* Keepthysek pmrei " TUoujghlAieday w-asvery nnfavoviiable ^ aconsidoi ^ tfele Aiimber of iViends froav a- distance ^ tt ^ rwledrthe m « et « ig , especially from StoefcpotPWid Hydef ; ^* Atter' the -service , twelve TpO ^ ist ^ r ^ aat \ d between thirty and forty laygditf leuieti duied together , and - passed the afternoon bi a manner'suitable to the

      occarfbnj sOr . . . j- .-iti ¦ . .. ^ . . •• • • - l ^ Hdugh' the Reporter does not undertake thetta * k"o £ g ^ Hig a detailed account of the 8 « Rtim ^ nts adnd speeches at each meeting , yef 4 tf 4 s cdnoeired , tha * t such a brief , notice a * the 'pisesent , witli- the addition of any iilteHe * tittg partkulars when they happen

      Up ; occup , nmu&t be pleasing und edifying to tint ftftfewte df » rational jiSeiigion and primitive Christijinity i » otiter parts . By this mode © f eon * m * mication > when they are precluded iVora ^ others , ru ^ y the zealous iriends of truth pr-ovoke one another to virtuous and unr ^ iuitting activity in the sacred work of reformation . J . Moacfosfcr , April 16 , 1015 .

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      Ml ? ' /• ¦ - .. ' ; , i . 'ffini / l , 't' r , t ii' > iiar •[!/ Lmenufmamx ^ , 7 fa / P »^ . { -r ^^ tfW ^^ % jr » i riiivf ^ sC ^ flpif / - ^< ^ 4 ^ r » f € *< / , -j » iir i : ) ^ u ¦ ' M \ iii ^ nww- 'Uoktfm ' , AprU W ^ 1 & \ S > * The appeal of pur brethren at Thornei

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1816, page 247, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2451/page/59/