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sob , of a small property itoitliiatan < i the adjoining county of Sojn ^ traet ^ to the exclusion , « of l ) ia brothers skI sbter , suffipie » $ ta b » ye jnade him uj ^ ependent ; but his fkst act was to c ^ l them together and cjivide his inheritance with them according , to their respective expectations .
This and other early instances of purely clisinterested feeling form an index tea course pf humane and liberal conduct ^ of which his ^ vhole life was a series * - A property wWch had feUen to him , ai heir at law , in consequence of th 0 death ^ f a
relative leaping no legitimate i&me , was made over by him , without hesitation * to an illegitimate offspring ; be maintained that the dLstiuctions of law could not destroy the natural relations of parent and child , and that justice and equity recognise no difference between the clainis of
the legitimate arid the illegitimate f on these grounds he could not be ^ rer ^ aed upon to retain , by &le $ attitk 7 the birthright of the natural representative ^ & - ¦ 'Wetlife fege ? ^ - «^<« 0 ^^> irfke «'* jto active part in the concertis of life / and if his character was tw > t marked by a firn *
nes ^ and decision , which are uauaUy the concomitants of a feoi ^ -robust constitu tion , it wa » compensated > % ati afec tionate' serisibility in hia donJeatic : H ^ ft ^ tions , andanactiveiuniver 8 ali > enevol ^ nee ,
Which never slept while the enttgw of U / e remained ; but a naturally gepeWto diaposition betrtyed him Intoanduljeft ^ of ^^^ llanthropy / to an ^ xt ^§ S ^ the ini&m of a ^ iu ^ row " f ^^ S ^ not stdctly W -j ^ dfy ' ^ nd ^^ ltzed the ^^^^^^ HW ^ ' ^ £ ^^^^^ &I ^^ HBP ^^ &S f ^^^ Sa ^ B ^^^^ MM ^ BjE ^ Mj ¦ i ^^ B ^ S mM ^^^ E S ^^ BE ^^ ^^^ m ^^^^^ i ! wmW'mmmm ^ s ^
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gMj | tMN ^ the 70 th ^ Kfe ^ a ^ ibe Rev . Joseph Wilcox lUfcvji ¦ mfflK ^ j j ^ araii-Tmiriistet . ¦ of -Sfffism ^^ fiffffi ^ -ai # toS : « ^ > ' ¦¦ * ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - : •• '
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_ 22 , at m « ndsworth Common , Hog ^ o B GcK > BBEliJBREi Ksq ,, aged 24 , son an ^ L ^ r anp % ^ r tpBa ^ of jkbe ^ la ^ Btt ^ ttfuel G 6 ^ iSel ^ % fesq ; i Alderman of Ldaddm ^(^^ Vto 2 ^ fli f 2 ^ an ^ 77 ^ 0 His mother , the > fcNtiii ^ H ^ act , Ud &ed * &&W ? m ys before
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Sept . 5 , at Bamphtedd , after a- short illndss , aged ^; jjM ( riy ^^ a ^^ ' r ^ 9 ttVbf the late Wni ; Je ^ ft £ sti . ; of Hacknidy ;
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" ^^ ^ ¦ ^ ? — 14 , lei ^ ' ^ Patits cAtirty-jratti ) , France ; the ^^ Wm ^ iV ^ viM , Esq ., and daug ^ ieF ^ f tj ^ fitte Rev . D ^ . Flexman ( for ;; aii acedtnitf / 6 f whom sfee v ^ xitt : )^ ' ,
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Lately , it ' & $ > tiam 9 iti ^ e &Oth year of her age , TM ^ V V ^ if ^ i » . Ml ^ Jjr ° * ' * N late Johu Venning , of ; Walthaihstow .
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.. " ^ " ^^ L ^^^ r *™ - '' . * ¦ '• ( ' - ~ Lately , m a ^ t pf apjOj ^ lexy , at Shiprods near ffefifiettt , Sussex , in the ^ 3 ird yfeat ; ojf his age , Joseph Hqldf . n , M of ferighton , formerly pf I 4 > nipajrjj ; Street , London ,
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Lately , in a £ t of apoplexy ^ Ji ^ lqthv Bbqwn , Esq ., 01 ^^ P ^ db ^ fp ;
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^ atejy ^ ^ t ^^ , 71 * 5 ^/ fe in tljie 89 th year of hi ^ age , the JEtev , I ^^ RTr Malyn , too was chaplain on board the Prince Frederic in ^ n pf wi ^ jr ,, at ti ( i 0 taking of Lpmsbtirgli , and ^ ir ^ s present at the death of Qenqyal W Jtfpl& 3 > jiwt fn ^ ta * Jng of SJ ^ » W ?^ 5 P * Ipr ^ e ^ l 59 X « ws , l ^ veuerable clergynxan had keen Rector o fKn * ton ^ S || n % | fe ^ 3 t
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I * Wjr » : iatib ^ tr 00 Mm ^ % i &atbwick > ^ n 86 , John r FRusLER > JUL . D . r Jfate WgWjftr author , a wholesale dealer in ^ mpitotion , wa 9 tern in Lpodon , in ^' aa , He hafl no acadetoical education , w w ^ bi ^^^ i ^ iii ^ nra A ^» thouirh ftiterarAr ^ A rhf ^ . ^ nnfvrlv ^ dj trt
»^ mn . ordera , atidforjsoioetww officiated ^*^ m ^ mi ^^^^^^ ' '
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^ ^ pS ^ ^^ W ^^^^^^^^^^^ PI ema ^ from the Nonb of (^ rB ^ i ^ i « oott after joined tiiei ^ c ^ were then ^ u | i ^ g ^ HiKr' ^^ i | il ^ p . dence * - i 1 v > l- ^ v ^ o- ^ ^ ^ && ^^ Ei
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1820, page 553, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2492/page/53/
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