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daughter , Louisa , married to Ernest , reigning Date of Saxe Coburg , who h&g inherited the vivacity of her father and the lOTeliaess of her mother . 2 . To Caroling , daughter of William , the late Elect&ir of Hesse , with whom he lived on terms of cordial affection , and who now survives him . Having left no male issue , he is succeeded as Duke of Saxe Gotha
atld Aftenburg by his only brother Fredertek IV ., who is unmarried ; and in case of his demisd without heirs male , the territory will be divided between the Dukes of Saxe Meiningen , Hildburghausen , and Coburg-Saalfeld , being the remaining descendants of Ernest the Pious , who died in 1675 , and left his dominions to his seven sons .- —Morn . Chron .
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46 Death of Bruja-mohuna . —We are deeply concerned to state , that Brujamohuna , the author of an excellent Treatise against Idolatry , died about two months ago . This information we obtain from the preface to a Translation of this valuable work , by our esteemed friend the Rev . Deocar Smith , which we lay before oor readers in his own words .
' « ' Bruja-mohuna ' s father was a person of respectability , and was once employed as Dewan by Mr , Middleton , one of the late residents at the Court of Lucknow ,
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British Catholic Board . m ! , ) j . W . At a fae&tfmg of the General Board of British Cta ^ iojics , held in London , on the 22 d of jfiine , 1822 , the following
Resolutions , proposed by the Right Hon . Lord Stourtom , and seconded by P . E . TOwnelv , of Townely , Esq ., were unanimously adopted . His Grace the Duke of Norfolk , E . M ., in the Chair .
I . That we have beheld with feelings of the deepest regret the rejection , by the House of Lords , of two bills during the present and last Sessions of Parliament : the one directly affecting the happiness and Interests of many millions of his Majest y * s subjects ; the other restoring six most aucient Peers of the realm to their
seats in Parliament , which restoration w % nld have afforded hope , confidence and satisfaction , to a large portion of the tft * UM * Ei * ipire . II . That , in the midst of this gloom , £ *** fifrst ^» t ? y is to offer our most grateful a * wf Btoct&ife acknowledgements to the mover * and seconders of these Bills in both M&fft&s Of Parliament , and publicly
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Bruja-mohana was * good Bfieng ^ ee $ &mm lar , and had some kno wlecJge , of Suaga krita . He had made ocmsider&ble pro gress in the study of the E&gli&h lag * guage , and was also well versGcfeia £ stro ~ noray ; and at the time of his , death Was engaged in translating Fergussoa ' a AstJronomy into Bengalee , for the School-Book
Society . He was a follower of ; ths Ye * danta doctrine , in so far as ? to believe God to be a pure spirit ; bat he ( ieuied that the human soul Was an emanation from God ; and he admired very much the morality of the New Temaiaefcu
Being suddenly taken ill of a bilious fever on , the 6 th of April last , he begged in * friend Ram-mohuna-raya to procure him the aid of a European physician ,, which request was Immediately complied witb ; but it was too late—the medicine adminis
tered did not produce the , desired effect , and he died the very same Bight , aged 37 years . " * While all who are engaged in promoting the true welfare of India mnst deplore the apparently premature death of this valuable labourer in the same
cause , we cannot but be thankful to * Divine Providence that he was spared to ? publish this tract , which is so admirably calculated to subserve the interests of truth/—Friend of India ! —( Calcutta Jottr > - nal , No . 208 , Aug . 1 , 18214
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to entreat every Member who voted for these generous and liberal measures to accept our warmest and most affectionate thanks . III . That , firmly attached , as we are , to the great principles of religious freedom , ( without which all civil liberty is
imperfect , ) and maintaining , as we do , that liberty of conscience is the unalienable right of all men , and detesting every principle or law which persecutes , or deprives , on account of his religion , any , person whomsoever , of any rigfct or franchise , whether enacted by Protestant or
Catholic , we declare publicly before the world , that we will continue , to use every legal exertion in our power , to obtain 3 repeal of those laws by w ^ ich ^ for go *" science * sake , we are hourly aegraded in society , and constantly deprived * though equally taxed , of eyejQf political privilege of the constitution .
IV . Thttt we have ^ ee&wMtof sentiments of pecufia * sftttafttcti&i * the noWe- exertions made by a Iht ^ pdtiton « rf tB ^ p * e » & in favour af rellgfotw fleetlorii , arid have bea * d < i % with surr ^ fae impute * to itey tD » t we are enemies to the ge * er » F * # iei ^ fl Or
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1822, page 436, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2514/page/44/
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