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expected , the subscriptions * shaiild ia- ; crease considerably J > eyoi > d < th » tr number . I must . therefore request any who may still be * tesi * ous ~ of subscribing , to write immediately to me at Clapton , Middlesex , or to Mp . G . Smaljfte ) d , Printer . Homer-ton , lest subscriDUons
should be received for more' than fcae 50 copies y £ t unappropriated . The list of subscribers will , now , accompany the edition . I shall be thankful for any assistance towards the literary execution of the design which 1 have ventured to undertake ; and request such communications as early as possible . r J . T . RUTT .
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. QL ^ 4 ^ riNG $ i qm , s * r jj £ CTi ; o NS . flflr n m ffm >« GrPjf 4 kKft M ^ P E v lN ^ . ^/ Q jUKSE OF GENUAL REAI > INGr j ...... ' '( . ' .
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No . cccni . ' ; Bon Mot of X ) r . Savages to , George I . r . . . Dr . Savage , who died Lecturer of St . George ' s , Hanover Square , had travelled-in his younger days with the Karl of . Salisbury , to whom he was indebted for a considerable living , in Hertfordshire . He was a lively , pleasant , facetious old man . One day at the levee , George I . asked him qow
long he had stayed at Ro , ni ^ with Lord Salisbury ? Upon his ans » we , ripg how longy Why , said the king , yqu stayed long enough s uihy did fw £ VQp convert the Pope f Because , $% ^ w > plied he , I had tw&iiffi-. &tffi ^ ft i ojfo fll / JT , , . ; , -i 1-, - ¦' - * ' rr , This stqiy is , told Jby Bisnop ^^^ j ^ tQn ( in his own Memoijcs ) , wlr o . su ^ c ^ ee ^ J , i ^ r . S ^ ge in the JUectprwhip ^ , ; ; ¦ ; ., i '•
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Sir , Tentefden , May 7 , 18 t 7-V ^ ERIVilT rrue to inquire whe ther JL ^ tnete is any ptobability that the JLife of lj ) r . Caleb Fleming will be introdupe ^ 'into ypur Re pository . , If not , although I should mucVi w ^ ish it to , be drawn up by sofne person mote competent t ^ n myself , lam inclined , with the assistance of some materials sent ine by one of the Doctor ' s relations , to undertake it ; as it has been already
much too long withheld from the public . Dr . F . was a decided Unitarian , eotemporary with Dr . £ ^ rdner , with whom , he lived on terms of the closest Intimacy and friendship . They l ^ ved aUo only a few doors from each other in Ho ^ ton Square . They were senior to Dr . Priestley both in years amd Unitarianism , and with much satisfaction beheld his rising fame . U HOLDKN .
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Sir , May 4 th , I 8 l ?| AS your work is so peculiarly devotied to Unitarian literature , I would earnestly reconimend to such of you ^ r correspondents as are acqu ainted with German writers , to favour us through the medium of-it , with acfeounts of'the xnost celebrated Antitriin
ni ^ arian authors that language , who , I , understand ape neither few nor small . There are two in ^> artipalar of whom I wish to knqw something , viz . feberhavd , and f ^ O ^ I dow , and shall be sijacerely <^ Uged to any one who will inform"rne of the particulars of their lives and works inr an eaHy number . J ^^ 4 *
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, ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * T _ " No . cccir . Original of Brandy- and Gunpqwder : aFafole . The government of the north being oncii upon a time vacant , the pri « ce ; oi * the power of thealr convene ^ a ^ oupcil in . lielI , wherein upon cornpeutiqw j [> etwjeeu two Demons of rank , it « i ^ as detenuioed they , siioulcl Wth naakc trial of their abilities , and he , slxpuld succeed who did . most mischief . One
made his appearance in the shape of Gunpowder , the other in . Uia f- ,-of Brandy . The former vv ^ s . ^ declared eneniy and roared with a tcrribXe Tioise , whicl ) made folks afraid and put them on their , guard . The--other ' passed as a friend $ ui 4 a pHysician through the world , disguised nimself wiUi . sweets and perfumes and dri ^ gs , made b £ s way into the ladies cabinets and the ^
apathecja ^ rves shops , and under , the uoUpp ^ f li ^ luipg digestion , coyra for ting tTiie ^ pirits ana qheermg t ^ eJ ^ eart , prodf ^ ped direct contrary Effects ; apd having f ^ en ^ Lp \ y thrQwn great numbers ofliu /^ a p ^^ jp d into / a » . ] inj ^ ring but , 5 * t al decay ? . > yas found to people Hell and the graftfy so 'fast as to merit the governn ^ eot winch he siill posseb 6 es . .. .. . */ . y f } Minute pjkilus * iJDiali it-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1817, page 291, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2464/page/35/
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