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jotsfcriiction * I * i * unquestionably a n ^ atukfis to ? eu * young $ tud en ts to be t ^ obididi & 6 m the benefits of ^ i rrri ^ ed society and an extensive observation mimen aad na aimers . - il must ais& be incvpoctarit for the * $ ,
w hem engaged in preparation , for ] di > 1-rjrifc aerwicesy that they shoukl stody > che jnaroxer of those whpo nre a 4 ready «» gaged : in those services : and I know iioi a greater learii that can possibly «* lach itself to the , situa ^ ien of a s « u -
« 6 & $£ an divinity , thao to be compelled mesi to he expected > which it > about the jaroertbing ; tcxattend public worship 3 tlwa £ rs > m the same chapel , and- gjenfirally ta hear tfee same preacher . ^ Fhis ctsr aaa evdJ to which ail stud ents must b&liablerrtrho a * e educated tn the and
^ crenutoy ^ Those af Yo ** fe : Wymondlfiytare in ' tnis rcstoeet nnfortunate ; and the « bimoreth ^ nvaehat ? ce tob&t , while they are * acquiring the erudition © fitheir theological and Other tutors , they will not outstrip them in
e&exggy and in eloquence . Yotmg raen who . have a < mariner to---acquire which shall render them acceptable and usefuk ia our congregations in iViturf ^ Kfe , ought tbhave opportttriities 06 heating r the / janost « k > queht men teth ^ in the Chtirch aad mu of it , and
amongst Unitarian ? , Arian 9 , Arnnimositand Calvimstfii And he who wiS not take a ? tesson froiti aci eoele ^ iaatio on orthodox orator , because he is ; t ^ b « : a Dissewisng ; Umtarian > has hut a . little- so » 1 k and proba&ly will ^ t etwer : make ai great man w Fas est , hocJ :- > Au&d if ri « ite't ? ittf » FSi & £ Homerton
O 4 dr Adadernyt are alarmed "when they hs ^ o / t thei r ymw * g rneti visiting the Gfei / veliPit Meeting , vre shall not retaen Ibeui ^ th « oompUi » ent of a similar ^ lartxi > i&r hett our ' s-ave seen entering their . houses of warship . We want •© rae > 04 niieir . ' manners to-mi » up with
our ipriootples , and then- probably we srbiaiiuTiake a m ^ r e- savory and better nslished' di « h : for , unpopular as our notionft a re ^ * t i& against our rnode * £ ppesanting them that the greater fAult is . found * On this ground ihe instilunon at Durham House is the
best calculated to bring forward voonff mtm 1 of popular talent * j and I will 0 Mpres * my hope that it will-not be « ttpect 0 & of tne students there to orniikr ^ thdinselves to- tlie preaching il ^/ the Gravel Pit Meeting , however wreaiithe adrantagtrs they there enjoy . iRhcCtoytORe , th ^ Collyers and ' even .
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the HdM ^ kersi may » oggest t < yntitcm soa > e us < 3 ftil tiints , aifd dsp ^ ci # &yy rf therir be a naturiafl ttirfi for oraftd *^ , a patient hearing of tl > em , atw ^^ a free investigation < sf their mspc ^ rJte roast ftera . ^» I ewa rregtet tha « * Mr . Asplagrd ' $ studems earn wot tofw ^ u ^ t ^
Salters * Hall , and there learci to gfee to avpy nothings a n * n $ e ; lot * It tnay sometwanres-- happen ta thevn also ,-rffci seaiehmg for ^ variety ^ t ^ address thei r congregations in serttiena © f ¦ ' Hide wortb- —a misfortune that occasionally befals most merr : - ?
It may peril aps suggest itself Uo « H » e otle ^ tVn * t wiiita ci oiy . wiM ^ e ^ iar make an orator , ^ tihat it i ^ geii ^ ra By accompanied * by a betraying er ^> l 4 * desigit , tand is disgustrng . i ^^ iMy somet i mea be' so . Perhaps , mH tfflji y a poet , batafcaart erateffj'fs feorn . alicf it ? not madei XB ^ Jt ^ ^ a * ' «^ : f )^ et a « q 1 !
render bimseff far m ^ rcif iimstnotii if he studies the worfes *> f'Otl * er boet ^ most esteemed , arnd ^ nftay «« Tielr 4 tts verse by flashes of their geriitas ^ &r * the rtattnial orator rnteiy cory ^ et ^ aaptfrfeet Habhs smd gam better'ttntg ^ 'by
studying -tilxase vrho at 5 e -he ) $ ? ltt ^ ne ?^ teem ; while theywfee have artik ^ fcadre powers , or in whom those pow ^ rfc are Feeble , tnay increase and - n ^^ gtneu and ^ anielkirate ^ them to ^ , an . ftcmi '
e ^ ivable degree , by trie altcrwsiaje xn <] £ laudalile practice of sitting' untfeirtfaeixx 'i& le ^? ffr * * ' " * - r f - ° ^ . n l ' * * 10 vf I pef 6 erve , 9 * P , * - r tha # rhf ~> VekBfi * L < t have beert ^ tfe ' n' drt ^ A 'W < t ^ a sWaf ) ge w ^ ftjf of -xn ^ iUMl ^ B { ft 4 fey engagements # re -of tMt Iffi ^^^ PiP either m * u&tf stod tlierrt to ^^ ii ^^ tljfev are , or fe-eep th ' ettr IK % f de %¥ . ^ 1
hope the iiuporta-nce of mf ^ gqryict wlljflsti ^ me in tr 6 ubii ^ )^ a ^^^ ffth them in their prcf ^ erV ^ fo ntf . ' c > - rfjr . ;' ¦• ¦ » :. - . > - : t . '¦ ' . r r . 'y
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Dublin , \ &h Jorittarift'WyO Sin , ' ' - ° ^ wax . ; IN- the Repository for last Sfa ^^» reis an article from Mr : &t ^ rn * fttfbw tive to A nti-baptists . I ' -reft' ^ t Hfet /^ nw tlcman to ' * The Lifebf a-D ^^ civtirig Minister , " printcy by « . 'J «» 8 / pv 4 to , on the Perpetuity of Baptism . ^ IP ^ iis conclusions are-juSt , baptifl ^ r Wtfi
interKted-to be confiriVd ' to ti ^ 'kpl ^ bhc age . For the * convetfterifce ^ 3 ^ 1 ^ waders wb 6 Ivave Hottfhe bb ^ k sli 1 hafid » let them compare M ' att ; "t ' f&vrtix ^ -20 ; M ^ r 4 « xvt . * id ^ ia / 'Mk ^^ i ^ ' « nMrg ^ - atid Acty i . 4- ^* 0 t The ^ sig ? ir thar fbl- ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1817, page 93, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2461/page/29/
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