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REGISTER OF ECCLESIASTICAL DOCUMENTS.
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family . They who know what that kindness was , and how delicate and respe < 5 J 4 fui have been the attentions prompted by that sympathy , cannot but feel that , even in thi £ world , it is no mean reward of a fajthAiJ minister , to live so beloved and to dneso lamented . J . G . R .
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Supplementary Obituary . The Rev . JoAn Charlto&mortJi , M . A . whose death i » recorded , XVI . 735 , is entitled to further notice , and we request sctione correspondent to favour us with a nxemtAY of him * Hfe name appears in
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Address frarn the Friends in Ireland to George the Fourth , King * of the United Kingdom Great Britain &nd Ireland . May it please the King ! It having been the will of tl > e Almighty to remove , by death , thy royai father ,
and to permit thee to ascend the throne of this n ^ alm ; we , thy dutiful and faithful subjects in Ireland-, of the Society of Friends » commonly called Quakers , dosire thus to approach thee ; awi * bearing in remembrance the- U > H £ and -eventful reigu of rhy cere red . father , the recolltjction of whose waoy virtues in precious to
uji , \ v& grateCciWy aekgoivkdgtf the , fcittd deposition he evinced toward us as a soci # tyr ; holding a 3 we do * some religious s « A ^ nu ) tit 9 different from his tffaer stib-} o 0 s 1 thtfs exhiintitig Tiis- filing < fo * c « mscicHitioua scruples , md evkitfiig thereby M » < wp ^ e % kwis consideration a « d a ©~ kjKttvledginent of the power of Him ,
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the list of the Petitioning Clergy in 1772 comnniiilcated by V . M . H ., XVI . 15 ! His principles , as from this circumstance Blight be expected , were very liberal , aud on his occasional visits . to the metropolis he was accustomed to unite in worshi p with the Unitarians . For the sake * y ? doubt not , of greater usefulness , he
continued his connexion with the Church of England and with its associations , and amongst the rest , the Bartlett ' s Building Society for promoting Christian Knowledge . He published and most freely dig , persed valuable tracts and practical sermons : of some of the latter an account is given , VII . 6 * 43 . We believe tie reprinted , for gratu-kous distribution ,
Bishop Lowth ^ s admirable Visitation Sermon . His charity was ever ardent and active , flowing frojn pure Christian principles and a kind heart . He was con - nected with the Royal Humane Society , some of whose papers he was accustomed to carry in his pocket , in order to give away as warnings agafost fatal accidents , or as directions as to the conduct to be
observed on their occurrence . In proof of his . Catholic spirit , it may be added , that he was accustomed for several years to make occasional presents of books out of his library to Dr . Wllliaras ' s Library in RedrCross Street .
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whose right it is to rule in the hearts oi the children of hrativ We feel boograd by the ties of duty and gratitude to fidelity and attachment to thy government . We are also bound by the stronger thas of the Chri&tiau principles , which teach us submission to those in attfhorky , and ftrst to the King as supreme .
We look back with satisfaction to those advances in the cause of humanity , and towards the amelioration of the state of mankind , which took place hi Hie reign of our lale King ; during wkrifch an act was passed , abolishing that great evij , the African Slave-Trade . Ami thf royal
father eucoiiraged , by h } s example , the zeal and efforts of hi » subjects in promo ting the diffusion of education , and the general dissemination of ^ the Holy Serif > - ture « : from this the good etfects have extended < t » neighbouring natrons , W ** eve » t » 4 hose , that are pem / Qte . We oflfer thec our respectful cofigrat u-
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122 Register of Evdesfa&iccU Documents .
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Feb . 24 , at his house iq Strotton Street , at the age of 87 , Thomas Cputts , Esq . the b ^ nk « r , who , in the course of a long life of active ejfcertion , had amassed immense wealth . He was familiar and respected in tb § highest circles of society , and ba » left numbers to lament him who wgre bwefitted by his charities * which
tc@ $$ habitual and eminently generous . H }* family consisted of daughters , for whom h& formed the most honourable alliances ? one is Lady Burdett ^ ( the wife of Sir Francis *) another ,, Countess of Girildford , and tlie third * Marchioness of Bute , who i& now ifl Italy , on account of her health .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1822, page 122, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2509/page/58/
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