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A Se ^ ni ^^^/ ByEdwardMaltby D n fivo * vSww . - Twenty ,::-4 pi * 4 | fc l& ^ e ^ res of Chr istianity , a % * && £ / Wfcfe fpttft * f 4 enforced in #£ pfe ^ M | l $ es or , otir Xord , comprising a Connected View of the Claims wjiieh Jesus advanced ,, of the . Arguments by which he supported tbenv ^ 2 > d of his
Statements respecting the Causey Progress and Consequences of In&delfty . Delivered before the University of Cambridge , in the Year 1 § 21 , at the Lecture founded by the Rev * John Hulse . By James Clarke . Franks , ftl . A ., Chaplain ofTrinity College . 12 * .
Six , before the University of Oxford . By T . L . Strong , B . D ., of Oriel College , Chaplain to the Bishop of Landaff . 6 s . Lectures on the Book of Ecclesiastes . By Ralph Wardlaw , D . D ., of Glasgow . 2 void . 8 vo . 18 * .
Sea Sermons ; or Twelve Short and Plain Discourses for the Use of Seamen : to which are added , a Prayer adapted to each Sermon , and other Prayers . By George Burder . 12 mo . 2 s . 6 d . Single .
An Attempt to Ascertain the Import of the Title " Son of Man , " commonly assumed by our Lord . A Sermon , preached ^ fore several Unitarian Associations , and printed at their Request . By Robert Aspland , Pastor of the Unitarian Church , Hackney . I 2 mo . Is .
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Memoir of the Rev . Caleb Evans . [ See Mon . Repos . XVI . 735—737 . ] The amiable and excellent youth who forms the subject of the present Memoir , was the third son of the Rev . Dr . Evans , of Islington . He was born at Islington , April 29 th , 1801 . Until upwards of 16
years of age he seldom left the paternal roof , but was educated b y his father , whose labours to imbue his mind with solid and useful knowledge , and to implant in his heart the principles of piety and virtue , were- abundantly repaid by the avidity with iwhicb he received the former , and by the evidence he gave that Ws conduct was influenced * bjp the latter . In the winter of 1817 > he wem ^ lso Edinburgh , where he spent Mo winters at «> IW Both ae » sio ^ 3 lie obtained the ^ aing Mathematical Prize ; and by the TV ; w ^ eairafiai ^ e »^; wijtiB ; which he !!^* u &i ^^ af-
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^^^ S ^ S ^ Fr ^ fW ^ w ^ fW . i ^^ - ^»' * *^ n ^^ WwSSW * WT ^ 3 R * w ^ Hp 5 * fl ^^ ppt ^ flW * Hv Robert AsDkuid « i Fsu ^ oir < ! rf ^ e tl ^ ia ^ jrian Church , Hackney . ? , && *** ^ mtonl -w " Delivered at the Parish . Churche ? of Soham . and Wjc ^ o , in itbe County of Cambridge , on Sunday , August 12 , % & 2 l . By Charles Joseph Ormaii f ^ A- » late of Sydney Sussex College , Cambridge , Curate of Soham . &VO . . !»• ¦ , -yUf : , i
The Coming of the Lordy a . MptW to Patience and SXedfastness , preached before the University of Cainbridge , an Advent Sunday , Dec . 2 , 1921 . By , William Mandell , B . D ., Fellow of Queen ' s College . 1 ^ . 6 d . ' r rhe Substance of a . Sermon at the Church of St . Bride ' s , Fleet Street ,
October 19 , 1821 , before the British and Foreign Seaman ' s Friend Society . j By Richard Marks , Vicar of Great Missenden , Bucks , formerly a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy . 1 * . 6 . The Christian Watchman r on . Occasion of the Death of the Rev . Thomas Best ,
late Minister of Cradley Chapel , Worces tershire , August 5 , 1821 * By John Cawood , A . M . 1 * . 6 d . Suicide providentially arrested , and practically improved : preached , by the express desire of Mr . G . J . Furaeaux , who shot himself at White-Conduit-House , Sept . 19 , 1821 . By S . Piggott . 1 * .
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knowledge , he gained the esteem and confidence of those who hstd the best opportunities of observing him . He was now for the first time the master of his own time and conduct , and was at a distance from every one who could eixert any controul over either . In this untried situation , which is never without danger , situation , which is never without danger ,
he gave the first decisive proof of Hfctoijsifc steadiness of mind and character wltfch every successive year confirmed ; for ^* e studied with the diligence of those wjbo love knowledge for itself , ^ rifl ^ cfetl witii the discretion of those whota ekperiencfe has taught the value of virtue . ? * See an article iiifitle ^ , ** A lUnlble
into the Western Hightotfds Of Scotland , " continued through stTv ^ ral successive numbers of the Pocket tyagatiite , in Which the deceased describes in a lively mariner a tour which he made in the Spring of 1 « 18 , when ^ mly in the I ^ b > year Wnjto ttKC . f ^*
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1822, page 55, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2508/page/55/
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