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    f >^^^ tor ^ , < N , in Ws i 20 th year , Mr # s 4 >» yjiigiij ^ H ofjMii ^^ - ' " ^^ l ^| im ^ young ^ an . J || jpf i ^^ p . ' to jthe severity ^ lf ,- ^ hft late Russian wiater ( the first of his

    residence therel ; alid tke progress of his disease was SO rapid , though in all its stages without pain , that in about three weeks he was no more . His family are greatly consoled by knowing that the religious principles in which he had been educated , had their full influence on his

    mind , by producing an entire resignation to the will of God , which was evinced throughout hts ifttfess . He was often found in the attitude of prayer ; and about three hours before his death , when he was no longer able to raise himself in his bed , he requested his friends to

    pray for and with hjm , and then , without the smallest symptom of pain , and even without a sigh , expired . Thus does the providence of God display its attestation to virtue even here ;

    for this amiable youeh was never the cause of one moment ' s pain , by any illtemper or Gon&v&t , to his parents , who , with a melancholy satisfaction , pay this tribute to his memory .

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    May 2 , at JVaitkomsteu ^ Essex , in his 72 ad year , John Wansev , £ sq ., one of the lay Trustees of Dr . Williams ' s Library , and one of the oldest members of Dr . Rees ' s congregation in Jewin Street .

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    Obituary . —Mr \ Penning ^ ^ Mr ^ Wuh ^ ffi Mfmemn . Zh-. Milner . ., 3 m

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    Dr . Milner ( see p . 245 ) was tk ) rtt near Leeds , of parents who had to boa&C of neither wealth' nor pedigree . WMlfchS was a- boy , his father , who w * M * W * B& 0 vr died , leaving a widow and two children Joseph and Isaac . r fhe young Mihiers Were obliged to be at the spinfling-Wbfcel by break qf day in summer , and in winter they rose by candle-light , for the pi ^ pbse of maintaining themselves and tbeir aged

    parent . . Such a course of Unwearied application to a laborious calling might seem very unfavourable to study , and yet these youths devoted all the spare houtti they could gain front their business td it few books which chance threw in their

    way . This disposition for literary jnirsuits , added to their sobriety and industry made them the subject of general conver sation ; and at length a subscription was formed , by which the eldest was enaMed to quit the loom for the grammar-schboL Here Joseph applied to the classics with

    such diligence as to be soon qualified fbr the University of Cambridge , where he proceeded to the degree of M . A . Gfc entering into orders , he obtained the curacy of Trinity Church , Hull , and was appointed Master to the Grammar-School in that town . [ There is some account of Mr . Joseph Milner in I ^ Ir . Butt ' s

    memoir of the late Mr . Dewhurst , Mon . Repos . VII . 73 Q- ^ -732 , and some further particulars in the same gentleman ' s strictures on a publication of Mr . Milner * s , entitled Gibbon ' s Account of Christianity considered , &c ., VIII . 14—17 . } In tlte mean time , Isaac continued at the weaving business , ; but when his brother was

    established at Hull , he became anxious to follow the same honourable course . Joseph complied , with his wishes , and tpok M % &r . < f ) fe a ssistant ;> 3 $ fter ^ vfeich ^ ^ p ^ k ^ pi f . $ pv Queen ' s College , wh ^ re bemde a mpi 4 progress in tJie ma ^ temal ^ t . m ^ ffni--, - ^ ' wotan rr mfy ^ mm : l ^ ar ^^ 4 , ' l ^ ngu ^ ges .. In j 1 m ^ b ^ hmm . ^^ arl m ^ ml ^ at wl ? i ^ ^ to ^||^ W » W ^ ' ^ ^ l ^ SS fe ^ S ¦^ mimMw ^ w- ^ w ^ wiiip ^* to ip ^^ HP i ¦ e ^*^ i ^ i ^ K ^ *"' ^ IW ^ l ^ TW ^^ Wof an intro ' i

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    —¦*• 9 , at her house , at Hackney , in her 85 th year , Mrs . Mary Dawson , relict of the late Thomas Dawsoft , M . D . of that place . [ See Mon . Repos . Vt 324 . ] Mrs . Dawson had resided in Hackney seventy-six years , and was thfe bld&St member of the Gravel-Pit wngregation . She was buried on the 18 th inst . in the

    same grave wffBT BSF husband , in tlie parish < aiiii ^ J 0 ^ j < jmt *^ l Ildyiil , College Hilly ( Dftijp&ft ¦ ¦ -7 ' f t 1 ' . -T . 7 . r ? > > ! ' ! ¦ if tJijLj ^^ tfj /^ i t i ) i . •• ' . ¦ •'• ¦ ¦ *

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    ffA - w / jwjp ^ ' ^ fiERPHp < T 1 learneq societies of Eurpn ^ ^ tnp . ^^ gjrjffj ^

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    April 5 , in Vnion Street , Deptford , in his 7 ^ th year ,, John Hughes , Esq .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1820, page 313, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2488/page/57/