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him an unfinished MS . on the feign of the Ptplemifesr nft Egypt .
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1821 . Jan . 18 , the Rev . H . ' Kipling , Vicar of Plumstead , with the Chapel of East Wickham annexed , in the county of Kent . He ^ v *»~ -e « l « cated -at Harrow School , under the late Drs . Thackeray and Sumner ; the late Bishop of Cloyne ,
Sir W . Jones , Dr . Parr , and other emiuent scholars being his contemporaries . He took his degree of A . M . at Emanuel College , Where he was entered in 1763 . He has bequeathed £ 1000 . for keeping up Sunday-schools at Plumstead and East Wickham .
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— 26 , at Moreton Hampstead , Miss Mary TozEtt , In the 32 d year of her age . Her death is felt as a most severe stroke of affliction by her relatives and friends . In her conduct were exhibited in an exemplary manner the virtues and graces which adorn the Christian
character . To be a practical Christian was her study and delight ; aruj the consciousness of a well-spent life enabled her to look back on the past with comfort , and forward with a well-founded and joyful hope of future happiness . During a long and painful illness , she bore her severe
sufferings with a degree of fortitude which excited the surprise of all about her . A murmur from her lips was never heard to arraign the wisdom of the Divine dispensations ; but with pious resignation she placed her trust in the goodness of Him whose tender mercies are over all his works .
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Feb . 16 , at the Chapel House , City Road , at an advanced age , the Rev . Joseph Benson , an eminent preacher amongst the Wesleian Methodists , editor of the Methodist Magazine , author of a Commentary on the Bible , and of numerous religious works , adapted to his own connexion .
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— 23 , at Rome , of a decline , John Keats , the Poet , aged 25 .
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Feb . 26 , in the 66 th year of his age , the Rev , Thomas Northcote Touler , 45 years pastor of the Independent
Congregation at Kettermg , Northamptonshire . The kind of death he always desired was by a kind Providence granted him : he was found a lifeless corpse within three minutes after he left his sitting-room as well as usual .
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March 8 , at his residence , Birchfield House , near Birmingham , Mark Sanders , Esq ., in the 71 st year of his age . In his loss his family and friends have much to lament ; nor will the public sympathy be withheld from a character of such
well-merited reputation . His benevolence urged him on to benefactions of every kind in the respectable sphere of life in which he moved : it was not limited by any narrow calculations , nor was it marked by ostentatious display . The strong feelings of his sensibility , however , he in vain attempted to disguise ; they
were invariably and immediately excited by cases of distress and misery ; and when public utility called for hi 3 contributions , they were ample in proportion to the exigencies of the case and to the fortune he enjoyed . Impelled by the influence of a sense of duty , in unison with the best feelings of the human heart , his conduct was never at variance with
his professions . His judgment of others was uniformly candid , and his urbanity conspicuous and inviting , ever rendering him easy of access to the humble supplicant , or the well-introduced stranger . Throughout a long course of vigilant and active exertion In his commercial pursuits , by which he created his own
affluence , his old established connexions either at home or abroad will bear willing testimony to the sound probity of his mind , which disdained to practise those little arts which custom but too frequently authorizes . Thus did he evince , as far as the example of an individual can extend , that the economy of trade is not
incompatible with an enlarged and pure philanthropy . His habits were too retired and domestic to suffer him to take any prominent part In the momentous public affairs of his day ; yet were his political opinions such as well accorded with the soundest principles of patriotism and Christianity ; a zealous advocate for the necessary subordinations of civil life ,
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ter from Rome , with many learned Notes and Dissertations . He was the Editor of the Parliamentary Reports for the years * » 18 and 1819 ; a work unhappily discontinued , but on the best plan of any ^ ork of the khuL He has left behind
— 24 , at Bourdeaux , after long illness , Robert Hardino Evans , Esq ., a gentleman distinguished for his literary attainments and constitutional knowledge . He was the author of a number of political tracts . He republished Middteton ' s Let-
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1821, page 181, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2498/page/53/
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