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ydar there ape no adjournments , f&r the tridfqf ^ ff ^ n ^ erei ^ Tfi ^ £ t 4 tem < ffit" t ^ n of , the learned Judgfe ; &T of : the Worthy cburity-m ^ - 6 t fafrlmade
rife ' tffltfi / W n y . In War-Mckshire , aj ^ jpi in XOTmrngmm , crime raay &&ve , inqrea ^ ed rapidly opiil alarmingly , yet not in a degree unexampled and iiiex ^ cable : the calenclar at the Lent , Assize is apparently beyojnd
precedent heavy , as tlte consequence of there being no sessions except those for the county at large , which are actually limited to four . One fQ € t described by Mr . Eardley ^ - Wilmbt , must be highly gratifying to
the inhabitants of the very important manufacturing town that we have so often mentioned : " The greatest crimes /' " says he , ( pj > . 16 , 17 ^) " are invariably committed in other parts of the county \ and if we only refer to our late assizes , we shall find that
those unhappy persons who have lately undergone a capital punishment , were neither inhabitants of Birmingham , nor were their offences perpetrated in that town /* Until we be convinced that crime
has made greater advances in Birmingham than in any other manufacturing towns and districts , ive shall not feel any particularly strong inclination to accompany our Author in his attempt to trace local causes and suggest local remedies . He principally recommends to his brother magistrates what he deems a sounder construction of the
18 Geo . III . C . 19 , Sec . 7 , in respect of the allowance of expends to prosecutors . . But t ; he legality of ttxis intejrpretatip ^ , 6 f it will , perl ^ ajps , t > e questioned bv the reaclers of some wellturned by the readers of some
wellwritten Observations * on his Letter , which haye just met our eyes , and the anonymous author of which accounts with no littte success for the apparent increase offiivenild , knd tjie re ^ i absence of th& ftids } eniormous uflender ^
in the to ^ n 6 f Birmiiii&am . The bapiia ^ rrof of f Mr . Ear ^ ley-Wijmbl ?* \ i&rti& U ^ Itis a ^ s | imptM& of % mmmm b ^ vkm ^^ P ^ f * mS m Jisprop ^ iio ^
* Pwbltehcjd WT . and G . Undet ^ bm , Fleet Street ' ¦' ' ; - "'' ¦¦ ' > : •> « ' / l '
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advance of crime in the town atld the codity res ^ ec&if which Th ^ f vrfi ^ . Noif ^ are We always satisfied ifcia | ite mam ^ r in whiclT Mi opponent «^^ vours to explain the mass i ^ f ij ^ Jmquency that confessedly siit > sisi ^ . ; , ^^ 0 &e manufacture of the precious metals ''
at Birmingham ( p . 21 ) has , no doubt , its influence : at Manchester , however , not less than at Birmingham , €€ - the youthful part of the populati 6 n need the controul of the master-mahufebturers .
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Art . II . —Letters to a Protestant Divine , &c . ( Concluded from p . 364 . ) r | ^ ttE Second Edition of these vahi ^ - JL able Letters forms a volume of
310 pages . The Third Letter , whfefa constitutes the addition to this new impression , embraces some of the principal points of the Unitarian c < Mtroversy , with regard to both scripture and the early fathers ; and in treating these , the Barrister has displayed tlie same ability and temper that we befdre commended .
On the favourite topic of Trinitarians , the application of the name Jehovah to Christ , he says , € C You remind me ' that the Messiah was promised under the name of Jehovah , which the Jews ., you say , were ^ Xaught to consider the incommunicable tilde of tlifc
Supreme Being ; and that His said by one prophet , ' This righteous branch which shall be raised up , shall fee calle ^ Jehovah onr righteousness ; ' and that another had declared that ' in JehovklS .
should the seed of Israel be jiistifi ^ ed , and glory , and say , In Jehovah have I rightetm ^ ness / &c . ; and that passages which are spoken of Jehovah in the Old Testament , are without scruple applied to Christ by the apostles in the . JXew Testament / To which I reply , thp . t though the Jews had , from some source . or ; 6 ifrer , irinbibed
very sU 0 ers $ t | oti& notions respecting the name JehbV ^ h ; ^ h ii ^ h niaaetjiem dedinfe mentiowtng it wHeii tHey tould avoiffir , stiKfctitatit % tW ftbrd ^ liora ' in » f pBUH ^ they cert 8 tiplt \ 4 id j ^ 6 t le arti tins " P $ Hi tfteir Sdri $ * m , itot tfeat the n * j % i $ pte w&s UcomfauxftaiMG i s | n ^ Bmmfm
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Review . A ' W — Bawist&rs Letters in Defence of Uniiartitmsiih . \
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vol . xv . 3 i
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1820, page 421, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2490/page/41/
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