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John Wi % io « ou , J . Kay , E . && * & ?? ^ brittle , J . Robiason , J . PoMard , H ; Hudson , j ^ cbofeiiu . h > i- » : ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ * ¦ < - ' :- ' ¦ ¦" ¦¦ - ' - ^ X This association fa remarkable for the exteut of its lab&urs , and the number of
kS labourers . Ml * of-the preachers < are lapnieji ) ( as they are malted , } persons en ^ g-ag ^ d ia trade , and ^ n * any of them in daily lafci ^ iy with the excepti on of the respected name of Mr . Kaf added to the list at this meeting ' , and whose valuable services cannot fail to be most useful to the cause . EL fL
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purposes , * h < wild become ^ e ^ al ambn ^ the UnitarianB . If all tke friends e > F tHrtl every where , rot onl y felt £ ple ^ ure Wi its advancement / but afoo personalty as ^ stt d in producing such aa ^ Weci ^ tiote griatly accelerated would its prb ^ ress becoaie ! ¦¦ '¦ & The rich itodi vitki&lft -of ' oft * flenottrmationj though ib& \ v owntrijbutrotos lie ever * t > liberal , toasf & ecies&arifyy fVdtti tWe ^ tti ^ Y } . neiss df their numbe r , yiteld !>^ Jt liitiked li
supply but hf the Jylaii i ^^ ^ ve adopte d , the young- people or our dfflfereiff cahgrtgations , and e ^ en the labontfirig 4 ^ elass io numerous ^ iifetafeees , ^ wschjM 'byvrciason ' > f their number , produce funds or pebtijiia ^ tr
supplies ^ exceeding &ti $ thmg * W which we can yet boast , and that tvtifo g ^ rfeatcr ease and ce ^ rt ^ trirty . TfiS s ^ viM rcaadiijy be admitted , when it -is ^^ cotisiiJered , tliit upon our plan one hundred subscribers iprodiice the annual sum of t-wetity-five pfrun # s . 4
* At the coninyencement of the Fell ^ oTt ^ h ip there were only abotitthii ^ jr subscribers , and two coHeietors ; ^ at tbe preseiH iutte the namber of sufyscHbeis amounts to ob ^ hrnicded and ^ nteeY and * tti ^ r ^ ^ re five CoM ^ fetors : th ^ He Is ttlso tlj e most feiiteptrira ^ itig prospect of a « t ^ llfarther increase .
^ It seem ed advisable to the Fellowship to g * raat tie pecuni ary aid in ^ oh&tqtbetice of any a . pjrlicatioii front ^ Uti ^ arian ^ Societies , &c . before the expiration c ^ f Me ^ etir ; , tfs Us resources could ftb * l > e si * ffife 5 iently ascertained before tftott tit » fe * nd as iHre elai'ins of Us members for books and tracts
could not fee known before 'We ^ to'd ^ of ^ e yeai * . # V > r these ^ and isotoe dttrer reasons , k was « thougbt pa * ojser ttLot to embarrass tire Fellowship by a liberality whicn it ci > tii 4 not afford . Inftftare , fco ^ ei ^ r ^ lie ^ elldw - ship ^ ccordi ng to the -rul ^ s and ^ e ^ thirians , wili cheerMR take imb comidei-a ^ on th *
claims of our Unitarian breth Tieti p attli affovd them s « c % assistance as Its ftm&s may In ? able to feear ; sa ? rM it is t ^ be ^ eX * pec ted tliftt dases of this nature Mill farm the principal subject of our future Tep ^ rts , tliong % i they arfe necessarily excluded fronl ti * e pFesen't . ^
This above report fraying * been read , tfee freiaswrcr laid ia * tatenierit of his acrc * otrn % before the Bie ^ titig-, by Hviich it appeared diat a n « t balance renmine ^ d fn fcfe frtinS ^ of ^ l ^ ril ^ : Srf . Thfe meetiti ^ tben p ^ ceedett 16 sajicftion some kftet ^ tb tts p ^ ' - posed lri the rules , and to chotfse ; tilkeHmc&fe of tlie Fellowship Ibjr 4 M ^ crsutng- y ^ Hr . J . H . tPrefisuret . Wantkestfy ' 5 RA . i ^ iWJ . ;
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¦ ' ; ., ' ' ¦ ¦ lVotof ^ r ( j «^ el at Oppr ^ o , , ' A VeBT intereft'tinff scene Wiw W | tn 6 sse la ^^ the opening of ^ uin ^ Wh cLpneliTor ^ c eelJbrStio ^ ^ f divine feee , tVe ^^ t und ^^ Pro ^ tabt t ^ iwft / PeiTin « tita . I&esiaes thfe ttiertcfc > int « , tie Britisli
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Manchester TTwititriem Fellowship * The first animal nteeting- of the . Manchester Umtarian Fellowship , Was held on Wednesday , Jan , 14 th , J 8 I 8 ;
'After the proceeditigs of the former meeting's of tlje Fellowship were read hy Sfr . Barrow , the Secretary ; the Treasurer , Mr . Hall , read the following report-. M This , my feUpw-members , is the first annual meeting- of the Manchester Unitarian Fellowship , and I an > happy to congratulate yptt op the success with whtidh our efforts have been attended ? Ydii fecil , 1
doubt not , a deep interest , in attending to the report of the proceedings of this association during the first year of it $ existence , and in being made acquainted with its actual sjate at the dlojse of that period . u are well acquainted with the motives in Which this association originated
You conceivedihat a society of persons , though jttot indiyidnalljr rich , acting upon the plan which we have adopted , and especially if their number should become considerable , would have it in their power Io pron ? ote the interests ancLaio * the progress of lelig-jous truth and rational Christianity : tt Wir&t * By granting seasonable assistance to Unitarian congregations for the Erecting of chapels , or on any other
pressing occasion . " Secondly > fiy granting subscriptions or donations to liberal rejigibusinstitutions . Aft ^ l . '"** 7 %£ r ( ily , By affording- an 0 asy way fo ^ young ; people , and for those who cannot well afford to pay annual subscriptions , to arail themselves of the advantage ? arising froni the tfriit ^ rian Bpok anfl Tra < it
Societies . * These objects are sorely important , because they have a direct tendency to aid the interests of truth t * n d virtue ; an ^ it is ( ioped that you Will discover from the tepor of ^ hife i epjorL that the constitution of the
Sfanche * tev vnitarian Fellowship is hapfitanche * te * vnitarian Fellowship is hapr pity calculated to protnote them * And here you wilt allow ine to express tL 'i ^^ . ' hk / ' ^ i h ^ Jt Atiybt not , yau will i (« aittt f join ftie , ttiat H < K \ £ t ? e * forr ^ e 4 tipon thit model , or at leeut for the Same
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1818, page 284, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2475/page/60/
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