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have carried her beyond the powers of a - constitution naturally delicate , and in all probability accelerated her death . She died in the 41 st year of her age , leaving a disconsolate husband and nine very young children to lament their loss . Thus did
he * sun go down while it- was yet day ; an # in the silence of the grave she rests in peace until the arrival of that bright morning , whose sun shall rise to set bo tnope , when heF jteys shall fee unmixed and eternal . Bover , Oct . 5 , 1821 . B . M .
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690 Obituary . —Mrs . Margaret Tagt 0 v . —* Mrs . Loyd . —John Rennie , Esq .
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Oct . 4 , in . Stamford Street , Black / rum , m his 64 th year , John K ^ ntsie , Esq . the celebrated engineer . Mr . Rennie was born in , Sc ^> tlan 4 , a » n 3 from his earliest years devoted himself to t ; he art of a civil
engineer , He was | he intimate friend &n 3 companion of his countryman , the tete Mr . Watt , whose habits and pursuits were similar tp his pvyn . Th § y worked together , and to their joint efforts are we ^ Jxiefiy indebted for the gigantic power of the steajn-engin ^ in our manufactories . Th $ great work ^ of M ** , Jlennte , as an engineer , are oi that description which
will carry qown his name to remote pos . terity . It has tyeeji justly observed , that the Wasted labours pf the French engineers rink in comparison with hi * . The cassoon ^ a ^ C } ie » rt > aurg cannot vie with , the lsre&kwater at Plymouth ; nor the bridge of NeuUly with tha . t of Waterloo , As a , nuU-wnght * society is indebted , to him for eccwaowi ^ i » g the
power c * f wa , ter , sa a . £ % q give an in * cfea ^ e- pf energy by Us sp ^ in-c gravity to the natural faU of stjpeama , and to make , his roilfe equaA to fourfold the produce of ihom wh ^ ch , b ^ for « ^ Ume tfepettded stilly on the wp ^ tM * of tl ^ e current . T ^ e iMt ^ grUy pf Mv . He < ww in the fia&lnwmt of feW mhpup ?* w ^ equal
to his genius in the contrivance ot ma plans . H ^ would suffer » q subterfuges for real strength t& . be resorted to by the contractors employed to execute what he had raider-taken . Every thiag fee did was fop futurity , a * w © $ las for th « p ^ "fc laudawe
age . The co * va « que » ce of ttes ambitioo was , ho doubt , increased expense , and occafitonal di 8 « alyU ^ act 4 o »» bl " having so cemttiissftwa oo hk ^? P ^ * 5 ' tv his predilection far strength and soBa * v had ncfipviiyate or bnere * tecl object * , w
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Sept ., 30 « 'ftt ^ he ) u ? mf / of her brqtjbe r , S 4 r > S ^ m ^ el Tay lor , of NfW BmcKeaJia ^ , l ^ f fa ^ ,, M » a . ft < n $ QAH&T TfcYM > 3 a agqd f j . 4 H ! P was tto g ^^ d-4 aqg h | er o | Di % 3 > y l g $ > p ^ Nprwkh , wfeo ^ feith she followed , not servilely , but ia the spirit of
CJiristian liberty . £ ter known and oftei \ - expres ^ ed ^ i s ^ li ^ q of Obittiary panegyric impels , the writer of tb ^ s article to speak with brevity of the subject pf it j but yet thp . fcelings of a large ^ n dl united family , of pne branch Qf it more especially , the members of which experienced her maternal c ^ re in childjiood ^ and her friendship and confl ^ euce iij , tljeir maturer years , witl not ajiow them to let her pass from among the living without memorial Long will tfrey m ^ the aid of her power and her pious
ml un ^ ev ^ tarxding counsels , and ever would they cherish the memory of her . kind and generous feelings , qf Her perfect sincerity of he , art , aiid her living » P 4 dying , example of patient submission to the bWine wm .
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Qct ? I * at Manchester , Mrs . Loyd , the wife Qjf ^ wis . l ^ oy d , Es , q , Ranker , of London . Wq e . ^ t ?* a /; t ( he fpUow ^ qg character bf tXAp lanienttfxj i ^ d y , fronj a funeral Sermon , ^ reacjied f or her at J ewin Street , by Dr . A . | t . 9 # ftt aq < J pxiiU ^ d by lHBqu ^ st of her husb ^ ud * Iwt uot pu blished :
c < Fearful of incurring the charge 6 f adulation , much , njyqtre than of contradiction , I shall decline enlarging Q « on the dis-^ iition MMk ctoarftcte ^ r o $ r ^ parted ^ Q ^ i ^ MV&h aa \ ka 4 i ^^^ sou to esteem ^ jBd re ap ^ p $ h ^^ It will b , e » wfticte « 6 to ayi wife
say ^ that » & $ wa affeoliotnate ; a l ^ ftd ^ v ^ uj , Vn ^ geat par ^ ut , hanovive < i Wfrdt \ kv \ qx <^\ by an , on \ y h ^^ ; 3 kind » cto * % ivo ; a coi \ clt ?^ c ^ i 4 uig > con ^ m a * fedr foi 4 l * t ffcU flciei ^; s . te ^ y , hut hot uui » fo * nne 4 > eb ^ tiniktd a nd bigoted i « bev ^ ttaohtt ^ afe M ; tb » i ^ Jigimw , piuuciple ti aw ^ Bi <» feg 6 k >
Ib ^ l fe hm ) &m Uau ^ mitt ^ to her from , Y $ « # r $ llte ^ n ^^ tQP « , one of xuhcmx waa a P *? i ^ e «^ Mfe I > is ^ uting Minister af cibtii ^ g ^ hed iwpu ^ a ^ Wii : ; v ^ g ^ ar , butt uao » teul ^ io ^ i in tha publiq e ? Xei'cise » of reiiguui , 9 he q ^ ta ced tibe € Hoeliiit \ ce of her prineitkt % by hor- ex ^ nplary ccwtx ^ uct , ^» d u » t p * re ^ d a tmdby « to bar jprofc ^ sian bm her
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kincjred , her amiable qualities were observed and acknowledged ; and by those Who knew her best she was held in the highest estimation . But I forbear ; an 4 shall only add , tha ^ t , in my sober and impartial judgment , she was a true Christian without guile and ostentation ; possessing aud manifesting those Christian virtues , the recollection of which excites regret and sorrow on account of her premature departure , whilst her capacities of usefulness and enjoyment remained in f all exercise , and at the same time justifies those hopes w } th regard to her present state * which administer to her mourning friends the choicest consolation . " wBm i
humility and charity . She assumed no im _ portance . She claimed no attention and deference . The respect with which she was treated was , on the part of those who rendered it , spontaneous and voluntary . 3 y her intimate , acquain tance and friends ; qy her family and amongs t her
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1821, page 690, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2506/page/58/
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