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jQjtt ^ npp already recorded in your pages , it may act as a stimulus upon other congregations , to adopt means so easy and effectual lor the promotion of our common cause . It is an important recommendation of this scheme
that , while it furnishes ready aid to necessitous congregations for building pr repairing chapels , &c . —to our book societies , academies and other institutions , it is also eminently useful to the congregations by which it is
adopted .: Your former correspondents have shewn its advantages as forming a bond of union , and increasing or creating in our youthful and poorer members , an interest about the principles and progress of the religion which they , profess .
Wefre such societies generally formed , they would rejnedy two great eyils in the present mode of raising money for bjjila ^ ag chapefs . Of the sums now raised for this purpose , a considerable proportion is , of necessity , * imk in the travelling expenses of the collector . The amount collected is
also much more dependent on temporary and Accidental circumstances than on the iftSerits of the case . By the proposed plan , the relative cUtjms of the applipations wqjuJW , it is p * ot > able , b £ pr ^ ty ^ cpiTectJy estimated , and the sum voted would be transmitted
immediately , and without drawback . This would be advantageous both to contributors and recipients * I cannot conclude "without expressing nay thanks to ^ the benevolent and
. zealous individual ) 3 y whom this useful plan was formed and recommended , and my wishes for ita speedy an 4 uni-T ^ HSftl ad option . W .. J . FOX . Hackney Road * 18 th August , 1817 .
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Subscriptions to the Unitariqn Chapel , Glasgow . Mr . John Bow ring , Hackney -10 0 Rev . John Evana ----110 Three small Subscriptions in Worship Street ... - 0 4 6
Messrs . Balls -- - - - " - 1 1 0 Her . Joseph Hutton - - - - 0 10 6 * Kr . Edward Bow ring- ---100 ** r . < fe . fatten , Yeovil -- -110 Sene * Cornubientfis ( By Mr . Asplaurf ) 1 O 0 £ 6 18 0
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Manchester College , York . The following sums have been received on account of this Institution . Congregational Collections . Stockton on Tees , by the Rev . Samuel Kennedy - - - - £ © & Liverpool ( Paradise Street ) , Rev . J \ Houston - - - 38 8 6 Benefactions . A Friend , by the Rev . John
Kentish , Birmingham - 2 2 0 Mr . Joshua Miller --- -110 J . P . Heywood , Esq . Wakeneld , ( third benefaction ) - 5 0 Q Miss Hodgson , Hull , towards the discharge of the .
remainingdebt on the York buildings -550 Joseph Oates , Esq ^ * Weetwood Hall , near Leeds - - - 10 10 0 Thomas Colfox , Esq . Bridport 20 0 0 J . R . Freme , Esq . JLivjerpool 30 0 O New Annual Subscriptions . Mr . Edmund Ashworth , Bolton
le Moors --- -- - 11 O Joseph Dawson , Esq . Royds Hall , near Bradford , York 2 2 0 John Struct , Esq . Belper , Derbyshire - - - - - - 2 2 0 Rev . James Parry , Liverpool 1 1 P Mu E ^ re . Nottingham - 0 10 6 Mr . R . W . B . Sanderson , Manchester ------10 0
Robert Andrews , Esq . Riving-ton Hall , near Bolton le Moors - 2 2 0 £ 124 5 0 G . W . WOOD , Treasurer . Manchester , July 12 , 18 X 7 .
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Subscriptions towards defraying the Expenses of the late Enlargement of the Burial Grownd of the Unitarian ' Chapel at Thome . By Dr . Thomson . Abraham Crompton , Esq .
Lunevilta , near Lancaster - 5 0 0 Mrs . Hey wood , Halifax - 110 By Rev . T . Johnttone . The Misses Liimb , Wake tie Id 2 0 0 By Rev . R . Aspland .
Rev . B . Evans , Stockton - J J 0 Mr . David Walker , Hoxtpn 110 Mrs . Severn , Broughton , Notts . 1 0 0 Mr . Mace , Tenterdea - 10 0 S . Gawthrop , Esq . - - 5 0 0 Birming-ham Fellowship Fund 2 0 0
Rev . Jaines Yates , Birmingham 10 0 Thome * Rev . J . Gaskiell - - 110 N . B . Thece . r itfjl remains a debt upon the Unitarian Chapel atTjiorue * of about . nineteen pouiH ^ B , iucutvedhy enlarging and enclosing the burying ground * &c « r
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Intelligence . —Burying Ground of the Unitarian Chapel at Thorne * $ 07
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1817, page 507, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2467/page/59/
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