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s »* :, ! wmtm * F § b h y&ik * IT fe the eyidtiiit dkity ofyour readers to assist in promoting your < iesigi ? of rendering every department of *¦ * & & Repository as authentic as possible ; In- that viewj f without * meaning £ &' < $ &
feud a brother versifier , I beg ^ lfcave ^ o remark that thfr lines ouSl&ft * (^ . 64 , ;) appear to be a translation ^ from the Latin , ^ t least , they afford a very good sense > of the : following liiies ; wfeidli have been in my memory , now I think , rttpre than forty years *' but of whose author , or the place wherfe fhery ate to be found , I have no recollection .
Somne levis quunquam certissima mortis ' *¦ imago ' ¦ ¦' k ' : ¦ ' "' "" ' ¦ . Consortem cupio te tarhen esse tori ; ' Alma quies optata , ver ii , nam sic sinetoita Vivere quarn suave est sic sine ¦ tnorte mori . Of thield lifted I also recci > lte £ t ^ the following ? corifcise rendering :
Come Sleepy death ? s image , to thifctrms I $ fo Thus without life to live , thus without death to * die . Yet , . after ajl , j the ampWficjjLtion qf the common thought may have first appeared in prose , and your Qorrespoa-• dent and the Latin versifier may have drawn from the same source *
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didj ^ j ^ t j atv tl ^ t time , ^ vheth ^ naay wm gSR ^ r ^ ol g ^ ti was in the view pf tym ? Iw ^ ft wGm * $ 9 g * gG& M * h $ , ® m t ^ ep . inncfer ^ c ^^ &id ^ ratiQp ,, but tl ^ at i « n ^ , r ^ mc ^ eid , j ^ the manifesto to which I am about to draw your
attention , ushered into the worlq jmder the imprimatur of xfo $ r no dou bt > very woi ^ thy ministers o ^^ , gospel whp , do not hesitate to ^ v ^^^ that they instigated this proceedingswliich they consider as 44 a gqod M ^ and ^ great undertaking ^ to serve as a valuable precedent . ' ! /||» a new monthly publication , entitled
the" Christian Instructor , or Congre J - gational B ^ agaz&i ^ V for ; Jan / 84 $ » appears what is called a statement signed j ^ y flipsp , gentlemen of the case in question % tliough fall of inaccuracy and ; misrepresentation : ; making the whole gravamen < 9 £ t the case : rest upon t } ie statement with which it sets o ut * and
that the place l ^ qs built endow ed by , Trinitarian ^ the w hole of w hich i * very . daujbtiFUl , /; aiid , as far as regards th < B endowment , is notoriously false , great , . part of it having been actually raised by and among the congregation since they have been a . vowedly A 1 ^* Trinitarians . The , whole concludes as
follows , omitting only some passages which are not material , for the sa ] ke of brevity : •*?¦* ... . ¦ , ¦ -. , .. ?}¦ % , " .. ii : - : " Mr . B . Maoder having thus stood forward in a cause so truly interesting to the public , took an early
opportunity of conferring with the neighbouring ministers ;/ y ^ ho encouraged him to bring the , matter- before tlwe Lord Chancellor , ^ his ^ is clearly a case of great public interest to orthodox dissenters , serving as a valuable prece is well
dent , since it ^ known , that dew / , since it is ^ " knowpi . t ^ at many places , npw held by Arians and . Socinians , were built and endowed expressly by , and for , Trinitarians only , Mr . B . Mand ^ r having been encouraged W , us to undertake ibis
suit , in which jxiany hundred pounds have already been expended , arid having , as qn indiyiduai , ; C vyijtli , the exception of some sijjall doiiationu , ) suplported Mr . Steward and family put of his own private purse since the
conimi ncemeiit of t ^ is contest ^ " ( we must noj ^ . bep 1 ^ 9 yk ip . + pppal tqthe best feelings of our < A ) ri ^ iao ¦ bretjhren , " , AwMl" ^ but th fi v will ; sefi fet ? fffjil fi ^ pwft ?^™ m tivw faty * Hmmm ^ m ^ m Pfot * fflm > 9 & * 9 V We therefore recommend to our
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On the , Wolvfrltampton Owe . $$ >
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On the Wblverhkmpton Case * and the Necessity ' pf an Association for the Protection of the Civil Rights of Anti-Triniidrians . London , Sir , / Jan . 18 , 1818 .
FEJW months ago the attention A of your readers was called to the case of the Wplverhampton meeting , [ XI | . 430 , 4 ^ 4 , 512 , 535 , 0 ^ 6 >] in which it was conceived that the S "
neraj question was likely to be tried whether ^ ny foundation , however or by whomsoever made , previous to the repeal : oif 9 and 1 O Wi'liarii and Mary , ^ aii ^ e applied to the support of AiiH-Trjii ^ taiiian worship ; and it was then att ^ inpted to p ress upon the tyody of Unitarians the propriety , th meant ^
jnay th ^ nipp ^ sity ^ jf ^ y tp protect themselves an (| theirpriopiprjty ) of fprfiiing ajPllip a ^^ c | a | fpa for /( the PW pos ^ ^) ujv ^ stigat ^ ng tlie P £ ? P f "w-fliMm Wi W ^^ t ^ rff ^? ^^ m ^ Mm ^ ^ ^ jm ^ mffl f ^ Wtoa 3 WI ^» - Vffh , cujne > ... ; A < Jou ^ t might , « jb ^ ^ knovr
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1818, page 95, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2473/page/15/
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