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REGISTER OF ECCLESIASTICAL. DOCUMENTS.
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Register Of Ecclesiastical. Documents.
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Address from the Church of Scotland . xt Most gracious Sovereign—We , the Ministers and Elders of the Church of Scotland , n ^ et as a Commission of the
Addresses to the King on his late Visit to Edinburgh .
General Assembly , and the representative body of the whole Church , beg leave , with profound respect , to approach your Majesty ' s throne , and to present to your Majesty the strongest and most solemn assurances of our veneration , affection and ^ ayalty , V We most sincerely and most joyfully
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female education . H ^ r life was ristian , and her end in peace . ^ « * -
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congratulate your Majesty on your safe arrival in Scotland ; « and we congratulate Scotland on that most auspicious eventan event in which we feel the highest exultation , and from which we anticipate the happiest consequences .
" To this day your Majesty ' s subjects in Scotland have looked forward with joyful expectation ; and to this day they will look back as a day of glory to their native land . . " . v . " At the annual meetings of our National Church , we liave esteemed it a
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At Valparaiso * Cant * Thomas Graham , of the Doris Frigate , husband of Mrs . Maria Graham , the authoress of several popular works , € < A Journal of a Residence in India , " &c .
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Deaths Abroad . At Paris ' , after a long and painful ill . ness , Madame Cotojorcet , widow of the illustrious Condorcet , and niece to Marshal Grouchy .
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• i Lately , at Chiswick , in his 61 st year , the Rev . Robert Lowth , only son of the late Bishop of London , Rector of Hinton , Hants , and oiie of the Prebendaries of St . Paul ' s Cathedral .
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Sept . 26 . Rev . John Owjsn , M . A ., Rector of Paglesbam , Essex , one of the Secretaries and Founders of the BibJLe Society , whose history he has written . He died at Ramsgate , whither he had been removed in consequence of a grievous debility of both body and mind .
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Oct . 6 , at Margate , after a long declining state of health , Mr . Samuel Brookes , glass - manufacturer in the Strand , well-known in the political world as the Chairman and Secretary of the Westminster Committee for the Purity
of Election * He was steady , consistent , active and liberal in his support of the cause of freedom . Mr . Brookes was buried on Tuesday , Oct . 15 , and his funeral was attended by the gentlemen of the
Westminster Committee apd other friends who wished to shew respect to his public character . The pall was supported by six bearers , amongst whom were Sir Francis Burdett , Mr . Hume and Mr . Alderman Waithman .
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640 ' Register of Ecclesiastical \ Bdcwnents
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tions of life , and , as far as he was engaged itv publiq ' concerns , firm , conscien tious and consistent , distinguished for urbanity of manners and integrity of heart ; he was respected and beloved whilst living , and in . death is sincerely and deeply lamented .
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Oct . \ $ i in , j Lofi ^ ewi , wfaetfe he was a student of the English law , ageii 29 > Mr . Henry Nugent Bell , who was the means of recovering the Huntingdon
Peerage , a few years ago , to the present Earl , and whose book in 4 to . containing the Jbistory of that , recovery , is ati interesting record of Ms extraordinary saga , city , industry and per severance . He had undertaken to recover an estate for a
person in England , and had received money on that account : failing in his endeavours , an action was brought against him for tlje sums advanced ; the trial took place on the 18 th , and a verdict was obtained against him ; and on the evening of that day he breathed his last .
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— " 6 , in Try on * s Place , Hackney , Miss Mary Davies , second daughter of the late tlev . Philip Davies , ( see Mon . Repos . V . 88 , 89 , ) for many years engaged , with other members of her family , in conducting a respectable establishment for
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1822, page 640, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2517/page/56/
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