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    ctdlm dismission , * which » Wi btfctf the objactof dfcrire to n * at * y a pieu& niind ^ Hera now beyond th ^ reft ^ h of infir « rity awd » pain i and , ofe ! how pr&riotts to tfoe heart fe it to beltevfe , that , when

    the morniitg of the resui ^ ec ^ hm breaks , through the merey of G # d > if we are not iimvortbyT he wilt he our companion ftgain ; " and we fckali renfcw / togiethe # , A the < # idearing Intercourses of love , imd enter upon an endless career of improvement in those mansions of < mr Father ' * house , where no voice will be h « ard &nt that of t&ankfulfless and

    of praise ! ¦ ' JAMES MEWS BIfc £ NS » Y . 1 atfaefc tofcat I itytffefcerid te > b ^ a ddrfe ?!/ Ifetr of Mr . Hovye ' s pubUcati 0 i $ . 1 . % e Mfleliiuiii , or Cheerful Prospects of the Heign 6 f Trut ; h , Peace and Fpightfeousiless ; and Serioite Reflections on Commencement of the New

    Cwtifry . Two discourses preached at firidport ; the first on Nov . 5 , 1800 , and tbe second on Ja * x . 4 , 1 J 30 L 8 vo . 2- A Key to the Apostolic Writings , by John Taylor , D ; Bi , abridged , ^ fth a Preliminary Dissertation On the Seriptuix ^ s of the N ^ IWfariieftt . 12 mo . 1805 .

    '•;* .. ^ t . ' ¦ . 1 ^ * A Correspondent , whom I have much reason to etfteeuft , writitrg to me from Bridport , on the mournM evetat , ohserves , « The death of oar excellent pastor was very sudden . He had been

    spending the d& # ( Weiipssday , November 4 $ ) at the . house of afrien 4 > afld r ^ turwd home at about seven p ' qlock in th ^ evepifak- JPiv « e winut ^ s p&ep l » watered ow h 6 «^ £ expire ^ wthpiii > stru ^ le or < # e * r ^ % h . ; in a chftlV w ! &to he ha 3 ^ fetefi ^ by t ! ie ftrfe , ft > rf tte burpps ^ dtf * m * mte ^\ i * t ^ lft the -ev ^^ i / ijeWg v ^ rV e # lfc « Sittfh a death , ^ ifiwr ^ lose of a

    motet pimjs And ti » efttl lift , rtiay be sftld t » haf 3 a bdea truly tdesiktliid , for on& wJteflef infirimtieft were / fii « t iaoreasing , W 4 wOuWi , prob 9 » Jy ? afP ^» tovfe rendered ^ 4 n «^|^ l e <^ f 14 ts « hargiH £ fti # mini ^ t t ^ r ial duties . Whil ^ . ther ^ ft > re » we feel % ; Mi ? f hin ? ^ H «^ W ( w 4 it is

    mS ^ S ^ i Vf PPi *? us * anncrmg wi ^ w he « dS ^ e ^ i ) b 0 ! fyihA tjie VitatpoWeir 6 f hia rf « tt ^ fts ^ it W ate ^<>^ tetntoer ) n ~^ dtfllhot but be seaatbte tMt i ^ tiutlit to ble » i God f € > r hife easy t ^ IWoV ^ , —fe tirattSlatioa ^ a » tc vt « r © r ki the ^ idst <« T febnfc ^ dbHI iiBcfiute »«« 4 . ^ oln eafflu *< y *« Bv «^^

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    3 . A S ^ wnoa on tfee Folly < md Btogcr of Prfde—witfiottt M Authors name—itt BWtosbj ^ B S ^ leetibn of Se ^ - moiw fei ^ % le tf ^ e of Fattiilie ^ . Yi * t p , 1 £ » . ^ 12 mo . 1808 . ^ r > i ; 4 . A Strmott oa ^ ur £ <^* a ^ Pi ^ r , r € * a <* Qg f o the Unidn stib ^ istiiig between God his Father , ¦ Hlinsfelf 7 and hid Diaries ; delivered at T ^\ tijt ^ oi * Wedhesday , JWhr l 4 l J 81 *^ BfefiWfe

    Ik * W ^ terh Umtarian Society : I 2 mo . Mr . Howe was also ^ the AutW of many GomBrttimeatioiis , to \ vWch Ms name is geuetiaiiy ^ rbfiOi * eid , in * The IVf onthiy K ^ boslt ^ ry ^ and in ' * The Christian Reformer . ^

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    T ^ K Mr : H *^ on tte md * i ** > F * n < i .

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    [ mr + fffne * on the fFidoyts ' Fujut , [ By the unavoidable postponement of this eomnmnioation , it mm € ype « rs , such is the vanity of kai&an life i ag posthomotts * It is , however , strikingly characteristic that our lkmeBtsed cor

    respondents last paper should be a pka on behalf of " the fetherless and widows in affliction /* Ei ^ . ] ¦ Mh * " idpor $ j Sir , JuneWji WSO . THOUGHT it iumm ^ m ^ wme I < a few months agov to make a tew

    observations ( which y < m had tfee goo £ - > ness ! Uk insert in your v ^ luftble R ^ po s £ toryv : XIVlJ 664 ) on the ^ Society established for the Relief o * Ag * d and Infirm Protestant DigBentSngf Miniated of the Three Denomihiitlan ^ Pvesby * terian , Independent and Bfeptist , in Neees 8 itous Cincumst ^ oes /* I notk ? ed

    that this is formed on the satne bt *^ ftd and oomprehengive basi ^ as the Widows' Fund . This latter 1 ^ ene \^> lefit Institution , howevef , I ain led t < v c ^^ eludev on looking owtif tlbe * rin * w * wportfr of the in «|| aj | etoy i © n ^ t «(^ w ^ H fcnawn ^ ' or at lea » t 90 ^ generally Atip-i ported by ¥ r < ytesttt * ivDi ^ fiftersV ^^

    merits' ciidm . I td ^ itofib ^ ih ^ fore , o * calling their irttenttoh * w W . I wish my plm > m bebalf of Him de ^ servfaiff object * of this ehatftw was * ead by all th « IWa ^ eBters l » the United Kingdom . As thte , however , cannot be accomplished , I would , by your leave , giv < z it ag extoralv ^ a ^ eir ^ ul <^ ion > « lea » t ^ as you * libe ^ 'ptiblk ; feltionl " I 3 ie Society fbr tW «^ fef of the Necessitous ! Wfd ^ v ^ s >^ i « # CMdtf&tt tif Protestant DiB&entiog Minietcra - de ~ ceased / ' i $ of bo tewhfr d&te . It was

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1820, page 722, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2495/page/34/