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revealed will of God ; hi » deep sense of the importance of the Bible , as famishing the rule of faith and life ; and his determination to make the Scriptures alone , without regard to human creeds , the subject of his free and unbiassed examination , and the doctrines which they teach the sole basis of all his moral and religious instructions . The Rev . C . Wellbeloved , of York , next delivered a beautiful and interesting charge from 1 Tim . iv . 16 , in which he urged on the young Minister the great necessity of circumspection in the whole
of his conduct , both as a preacher and a man . The eloquent address to the congregation which followed , was preached by the Rev . Joseph Huttou , of Leeds , from 1 Thess . v . 12 , 13 ; and the whole
service concluded with an earnest prayer , offered up by the Rev . James Tayler , of Nottingham , for the growing happiness and improvement of the Minister and his flock in the connexion which the services of the day had solemnly consecrated .
The ceremony was deemed by those present to be interesting and instructive , and was conducted , it is hoped , in such a manner as to obviate the objections of those conscientious persons who dislike rather the word ordination than the rite itself , which is now intended by that name . All pretension to confer power and authority for preaching , not previously possessed , was distinctly disclaimed
by every one who took part in the service ; and the young Minister was required to give in no formal declaration of faith , but simply stated his general belief in the truth of Christianity . Upon the whole , it was thought by many , that such occasions for religious advice and exhortation as are afforded by the first settlement of a minister with a congregation , ought not to be overlooked ; and that the general revival of such a ceremony , whether denominated ordination or not , would be
attended with very beneficial effects , and would contribute to remove the charge , which is sometimes made against the Unitarian Dissenters , of a want of due form and solemnity in the external conduct of their religious worship . Manchester . Matt 14 , 1821 .
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bury ; the Rer . John Clayton , Sen ., Manor House , Walworth ; William Burls , Esq . > Lothbury ; James Collins , Esq ., Spiral Square ; James Esdaile , Esq ., Bunhil ! Row ; William Freme , Esq ., Catharine Court , Tower-hill ; James Gibson , Esq ., Lime Street , Fenchurch Street ; Joseph Gutteridge , Esq ., Camberwell ; William
Gillman , Esq ., Bank Buildings , Cornhill ; George Hammond , Esq ., Whiteohapel ; Samuel Jackson , Esq ., Hackney ; John * Towill Rutt , Esq ., Clapton ; George Rutt , Esq ., Fenchurch Street ; Thomas Rogers , Esq ., Clapham ; Josiah Roberts , Esq ., Terrace , Camberwell ; R . Sangster , E ^ q ., Denmark-hill , Camberwell ; Thomas Saville , Esq , Clapton ; Samuel Stratton
Esq ., No . 31 , New City Chambers ; Thomas Stiff , Esq ., New Street , Covent Garden ; Joseph Stonard , Esq ., Stamfordhill ; the Rev , Timothy Thomas , Islington ; William Titford , Esq ., Hoxton ; John B . Wilson , Esq ., Clapham Common ; Thomas Wilson , Esq ., Highbury Place , Islington ; Henry Waymouth , Esq ., Wandsvvorth Common .
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Un iiarian Assqci at ion , The Annual General Meeting of this Society will be held on Thursday the 14 th day of June , 1821 , at Twelve o ' clock at noon , at the London Tavern ,
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Managers of the Society for the Tielief of the Necessitous JFidows and Children of Protestant Dissenting * Ministers , deceased , for the year Ebenezer Maiflaml , Esq ., Clapham Common , Treasurer ; the Kev . Joseph Barrett , Meek Ion burgli Square ; Joseph Bradney , Esq ., Clapham Common ; Joseph Bun net !' , Esq ., Southampton Row , Blooms-
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Tiie North-Eastern Unitarian Association will hold their Meeting at Wisdeach on Thursday , July the 5 th . Mr . Aspland is expected to preach . There will be a sermon on the Wednesday evening .
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The Annual Meeting of the Southern Unitarian Society will be held at Foole , on Weduesday , June 27 th , 1821 . The Rev . Thomas Rees , LL . D . is expected to preach before the Society . Service to commence at twelve o ' clock .
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The Yearly Meeting of the Eastern Unitarian Society will be held at Yarmouth , on Wednesday and Thursday the 27 th and 28 th of June . Mr . Perry , of Ipswich , is expected to preach . EDWARD TAYLOR , Secretary . ni ^ i
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MISCELLANEOUS . In the Court of King ' s Bench , May 28 , Mr . John Hunt , proprietor of the 4 < Examiner" ( Sunday newspaper ) , was sentenced to one year ' s imprisonment in Cold Bath Fields' House of Correction ; to give securities at the end of that period for good behaviour during three years , himself in ^ 500 , and two other persona in ± ' 250 each ; for a libel on the Hoiiff
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3 IS Intelligence . ' - — Unitarian . Assooialwtu Miscellaneous .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1821, page 318, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2500/page/62/
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