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t ? v Semkesr 4 f- € M- ^^ byP ^ M t !^ pel p ' 'B ^^ 0 n ' * ' BuxiroN a ^\ ¥ th will be open jqr $ m $ G fierce at eleven o ' clock in the mornings and five In the * evenings of the followlu f ? days , when the ministers , whose names are annexed , are appointed to preach . ,
July 11 . Rev , James Brooks , of Hyde , Cheshire . 18 . , Franklin Baker , of Bolfon , Lancashire . 25 * George Qheelham , of Macclesfield , Cheshire . Aug . 1 . John G . Robberds , of Manchester . 8 . Williana ttincks , of Liverpool . 15 . Samuel Parker , of Stockport .
22 . John Gaskeli , of Duk hi field . 29 . Dr . Phllipps , of Sheffield . Sept . 5 . Edward Higginson , of Derby . 12 . - — Brettell , of Ifetherham . 19 .. Benjamin Carpenter , af Nottingham . 26 . Charles Wallace , of AltrinchaBo . W . WHITELEGG , Secretary to the Trustees .
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Ekasmus s far-famed Greek Testament , on vellum , printed £ t Basil 1519 , in which edition Erasmus omitted the celebrated verse in St . John ' s Epistles , respecting the three heavenly wHuesses , was purchased yesterday at Evans ' s , by the
Archbishop of Canterbury ^ for £ 140 . Sir Mark SyUes bought this book in Holland for £ 30 . There is but one other copy of it known to exist on vellum * and that is in the Cathedral at York . Sir Mark Sykes manifested so ardent a disposition , to possess this volume , that previously to his fortunate purchase abroad , he is said
to have offered the Archbishop aud Dean and Chapter of York , one thousand guineas for their copy , which they refused . Mr . Thorpe , the bookseller , was the Archbishop of Canterbury ' s powerful competitor . Morn . Chron . y June 2 .
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Intelligence . —Dudley ~ Dmbfe % evt % re . ^ Seete ^^ 377
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Dudley Double Lecture . « ~ - On Whit-Tuesday , June 8 th , the An * oual Meeting of Ministers denominated the Double Lecture , took place at Dudley . The Rev . James Scott , of Cradley , conducted the devotional service . Two
interesting sermons were preached : the former by the Rev . Benjamin Carpenter , of Nottingham , on Luke vi . 44 : " For every tree is known by Ms own fruit * For of thorns men do not gather Jigs , not of a bramble bush gather they grapes : the latter by the Rev . Alexander Paterson ,
of Stourbridge , on Acts xm , 30 : God raised him frim the dead" Twelve ministers were present , and the congrega ^ tion was numerous and respectable . The Rev . R . Lloyd , of Kingswood , and the Rev . W . Bowen , of Coventi ^ , were appointed to preach at the next Anniversary . J . H » B .
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The Annual Meeting of the Devon and Cornwall Unitarian Association will be held at Cullompton , on Wednesday , the 7 th of July , when the Rev . H . Acton , of Exeter , is expected to preach . JSateter * Jvate 5 , 1824 .
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x Ecclesiastical Preferment . Charles James Blomfield , D . D ., is appointed to the bishoprick of Chester , vacant by the Translation of Dr . Law to the see of Bath and Wells .
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The Primitive Methodistsy commonly called Ranters , held their Annual Conference lately for a fortnight , at Halifax , when about seventy preachers and
delegates attended . They have in connexion , 33 , 536 members ; 238 itinerant preachers ; and Iyl 62 local preachers . Increase ? of members during the past year , 4 , 24 (> . —Lkeds jtfertiury .
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PARLIAMENTARY . HOUSE OF LORDS , May 28 , 1824 . Corporation and Test Acts . Lord Holland presented a petition from certain Protestant Dissenters of the town of Chichester against the Teat and Corporation Acts . His Lordship said , the petition related to a most important
subject , and though he was obliged to respect one of the Acts ( the Test Act ) to which it related , as the law of the laud , yet he thought , after bestowing on it a . great deal of consideration ^ it ought to be characterized as an Act for limiting the King ' s Prerogative , and violating the
Sacrament of the Lord ' s bupper , producing only perjury aud crimes . It was highly incumbent , he thought , ( hat thesp Actj * should be reconsidered . l $ e diii not pledge hlniself to bring foryvarrf am / naeafsure oh the subject ; but the subject was worthy of mature consideration both in
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1824, page 377, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2525/page/57/
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