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mjmmz / C&dfe * . ^ OPr » ¥ KI 1 | Cm MfcC d » QD * ~ ** # Gr % ^^ rtni IaVcw exfieuted for Hich Treason . hia honoti ™> ie aud learned Mend should
persevere mi his present undertaking of reforming the criminal code . He trusted , howeye % t ^ i ^^ # TOW ^ bl ^ snd learned fneud vvpuld uot depart froiu the example o ? an Ul \ istriou 3 and lanientcd person t
( fijr » . ' vojwuw , w ^ JWWwwfltfn * abolition of ifofe . present made of punish ment u * high tr ^ a « in . To him it Zfh peared that recent occurrences most clearly fh ^ w ^ i v t ^ . ; J ^ Bnety of sm chau ^ tr ia this ? xespea . A shock to humanity—9 . thrilUng , s ^ n ^ atiou <* £ ^ orKorcould be , ctf * & advantage < hj service to anv savemment , however important the
occasion , or ^ aiguaJ the example . Instances of this kind tended to throw disgrace on the national ^ aracter , —to injure us materially in the comparative ^ cale of civihzation . The * power . of quartering and nwtifctfittg th ^ bodies of convicted traitors Vwa 3 > in ; 1 m opinion , a power whi ^ the ei ^ v ^ ii wQitld lose nothing in had
surrtnderift ^ H ^ attended closely , and reqa ^ A much " m * tructit > n with refe * rence to this subject ^ and was persuaded that a violation of . JpJwal feelings was a very injudicious mode of convincing human , reiaott * By these observations he was oaly # ^ ing ^ expfession to the general the
feeling and sei ^ lznea ^ o # country * It was , in hi » view * , to the credit of the people that they had manifested the ^ icuteness of sensation which had been shewn ¦ ¦'* & » 'tafett ooea ^ qtiv ^ Iliere never was an esertriibtt whkii left behind it
feeling * of a , more pttia ^ natttr ^ than the late melancholy exeeutibn at the Old Bailey . The last act of that dreadful ceremony , the appearance of a disguised individual as an assistant , had not a little increased the universal Ko ^ rpiu A jujdi ^ cial vengeance of this kind w % nt to inflict
a wound on relatives , and to cause < m * tn ^ a tQ tkose rwho must Ue presumed ianacent . . He . coukl no ^ therefore , but * expre « 3 a fervent hone that hfe honowable and learned friend would connect with hia other projected ameliorations of our criminal jurisprudence , the repeal of
wnat appeared to him to be a barbarous and disgraceful cereinpny . In the HmM $ PtMmIi ^ Friclay ^ May , 12 , therewaT ^^ b ^ oS ^^ r ^
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T W C S ¦ ¦¦ T * e Ninth Anniversary of the ^ t and Sussex Unitarian ijbijstian ^ ASsociATfON will fe held at Ugiaione ^ n Wednefe ^ y MftT )|| ft Qf June ; ^ n ? a Sermon will he pleached ; 9 n the occa&y ^ Tyjtff :. ? % ^ # 3 rJ ^ tc | , , _ ., ,
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Eastern Untiariori Society . The Yearly Meeting of the Eastern Unitarian Society wiU be held at Norwich , on Wednesday and Thursday the S | # , j 44 S $ t * t ttii * . Mr . W . JFqx , of London ^ is expected to preach . EDWARD TAYhQkp SwxeUXf *
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The Annual Meting of the Southern Unitarian Society will be belc ^ at Chir che ^ t ^ r , in Sl ^ s ^ x ,, on , Tuesday Oie il 4 | l of July ^ 1820 . The Re ^ . I > r . Mo ^ eU , of Brjgiitp ^^ is e ^ qy ^ cfa xi ^ prc ^ A . SerVice tft begin ^ C Tweixe < i cioc ^ ... - . .
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wd Thi # day ti ^« 9 ^ . A ^ of ^ cteaipr mm : ^^^^ : 9 ^ M eyepm $ of Tuesday the SfiKA r *^ t x ' * ¦ TtuTme * j < x %% e mm ^ mM * £ k judged % the ViaitOr at tK $ ; jcBpig ., # the exa » 3 batipn ^ The TruuteeswiJl feog lfr
» eir Y o ?* Annual B " : ^ le ^ g ; ^ ^ % e Library , qn ri ^ the $$ t $ Jtjuoy ^ , # ICf a . a * . / ^^ llie friends of the Jn ^ u ^ ij 3 ^ - ^^ together xjn Wodne ^ X ^ th ^ Wfc . ' < % » 4 l ^ ursday ^ ie 29 th Jlrt ^ 9 * prid % Hotel , a |; 5 ji , « ou ^ p ^ lpJi Stb | jrtA K ^ b # of Derhy , President of th ^ CoUe . ge ^ uj the Chair .
THOMAS Jf , | ip 3 WS 0 N * J . ; G . ROBBEUDS , Secretaries . Manchester ^ May 17 , 1820 . Applications for the adinisaion o # Students on the fo % in 4 ation or otherwitee , are requested' to be immediately addressed to the Bevt . Charles Wellbeloved ,
TKeological Tutor , Y-ork ; or lo one of ^ ie Secretaries . The next Session Avitt comi ^ eSce OH Thursday the 2 > st 8 epteHiber ^ 1820 .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1820, page 323, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2488/page/67/
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