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respectful thanks for his ajble and excellent Discourse delivered ia this place last Lord ' 8-day evening ; and , believing that the extensive diffusion ef it through the press would promote the great cause of Christian Truth and Charity , they earnestly solicit him to publish it , as speedily as his convenience will allow /'
On the motion of William Towgood , Esq ., seconded by Arthur Palmer , Esq ., it was then resolved unanimously , that the Chairman be requested to address a letter to Mr . Fripp , in the name of the Meeting , expressive of the sentiments of the foregoing Resolution .
We have given these details , because they will be interesting to many of our readers , and they will enable them to know correctly what they would probably learn inaccurately from common rumour . It is understood that Mr . Fripp had ,
previously to the Meeting , come to the determination to publish the Discourse , with a Letter to a Friend , entering more particularly into his own train of inquiry , and the grounds of his present opinions ; and we expect that our readers will find an Advertisement of the publication on the cover of thi . s Number .
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gentlemen -dined together , and passed the afternoon in an agreeable and friendl y manner . Manchester , Dec . 28 , 1821 .
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The Committee of the Manchester Cross-Street Fellowship Fund , since Us separate establishment , as noticed iu the Repository for April last , have distributed the following sums : To Lincoln - - £ 10 0 0
To Merthyr Tydnl - 5 0 0 To Gelli-Onnen - 5 0 0 To the Christian Tract Society 3 0 0 It is expected that their funds for the present year will be more ample . Applications may be niade to either of the ministers . J . G .
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The Quarterly Meeting of Unitarian Ministers in South Wales , was held at Llan-dy-fan , Carmarthenshire , on the 27 th of December last . The introductory service was conducted by J . James , of Gelli-Onnen ; and Mr . D . John , of St . Clears , preached from 1 John ii . 1 , 2 . After service , an open conference took place in
the meeting-house , Mr . J . Griffiths , the minister of the place , in the chair ; when J . James , of Gelli-pnnen , proposed the subject for discussion , How far is reason to be used in matters of religion ? And all that spoke agreed , that religion and reason begin and end together . The same subject is to be resumed , together with
the nature and effects of zeal , at the next meeting , which is to be held at Blaen-y-gwrach , Glamorganshire , on the 11 th of April next , whereat J . James of Gelli-Onnen , was requested to preach . There were present about 16 preachers , and the audience was numerous and attentive . There was also service as usual
in the evening preceding , when Mr . h . Lewis , a student in his last year at the Carmarthen College , introduced , and Mr . John Jones , of Bridgend , and Mr . Win . Williams , of Blaen-y-gwrach , preached ; the former from Isaiah xxxv . 8 , and the latter from Acts xi . IB . J . JAMES . January 16 , 1822 .
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The Rev . Thomas Finch , of Harlovv , has in the press , Elements of Self Knowledge ; or , a Familiar IfUroduvtion to Moral PhilosopJiy , in one volume , 12 m <> , principaily adapted to Young Persons entering into active lifc .
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The Quarterly Meeting of the Presbyterian Associated Ministers of Manchester and its vicinity took place in the Cross-Street Chapel , Manchester , on
Thursday , 27 th of December . The Her . J . J , Tayier , of Manchester , introduced the fiewice ; the Rev . B . R . Davis , of CtaPwittUt * preached from 1 Tim . i . II . After ftftftfige the ministers and a few Jay
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Unitarian Chaplain to American Congress . The following article , which has been copied from the American into the English papers , has excited great attention ,
A silly writer in the Public Ledger has exclaimed against the Americans , as if by this act they had renounced Christianity . Bigotry may be expected to kick and fling before it retires from the stage .
Baltimore , Dec . 11 . The Rev . Jared Sparks , Unitarian Minister , of Baltimore , was yesterday elected a Chaplain to Congress on the part of the House of Representatives . We are happy to learn , that a gentleman of tried and tested talents , of unquestionable
learning ajid ability , and a pure and irreproachable character and life , has thus received a testimonial of the estimation in which he is < held by the immediate Representatives of the people , in the most important elective body emanating from them . —Mercantile Advertiser .
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64 Intelligence . — Unitarian Ghapiuin ta American Ca » g ? e&&
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Shortly will be published , in 2 vote . 8 . vo . a Selection from the Sermons of the late Rev . W . HAWKm / jof Manchester .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1822, page 64, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2508/page/64/
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