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Sept . 13 , at his house , near &he * ttt 3 the Rev . jAivri ? S Lvb ?^ , ftonterly trtitusite * offfre 0 hieafiaa d < kigregatk > ii in < ha . t cit ^ f . ( Some ftirther panfctilat ^ in o tfr lie ^ t . )^
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——• l& r ag ^ d tiling u he ? father lia « . se Lurhbear ^ a « ar Kxdter , MAft < JA lt ^ ihe eldest daughter of Chiles lMWrft % Esq ., and-wife of tlie Rev * G ^ ecK KenRI ^ k , of Maidstoiie . Au obituary is so often the recorcj of transient feelings—feelings
excited by severe but passing Sdrfow—* exaggerating the virtues and veiling ( amiable delusion !) the defects of those whtf are insensible alike to praise and blam&—that the writer scarcely dares to speak of her ( for he mu $ t speak most unworthily I ) , whose life was one ; uniform course of
virtue # nd happiuess--serene ani holy . She had many frieuds , for every body was her friend who knew her ; and yet a being lives not who ever wished a word unuttered which had escaped her lips , or a deed undone which had marked her earthly pilgrimage , It was her privilege
to pass a me ^—long m it& enjoyments , though so short in iUs duration—uuruifled by vicissitudes and tranquil as her own sweet spirit . Calamity seemed ta respect ner as it flitted by , ^ nd sympathy with the sufferings of others engrossed those * sorrows which most of us have to give to
our own , Wften gradually sinking under insidious and wasting disease , her mind lost none of its moral beauty : pleased by every act of kltjdftesS' *^ c < Hiipla ! ceut under every pain ^^ ch ^ rftil" ^ thdUghtfo ! l-- ^ grirt : eftrl ~ -happy- * - ^ he » s ] umbcfi'ed into death , as
an infant slumbers—white at the ttiometit 6 f her' e 5 sit the light of heami ^ eenied ^ rkling' irl her eye , the smile of etstml peatce pa ^ ssed over her coutiteiiattce- —triid the struggle * was over . rPh £ spirit is in * thy hand's , O Lw 4 \
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atitf W& rising fast into eminence . He wm alr ^ arfy leader on the NorfoHi Qtcuit . tm dfeai » fe ~ $ fctes tc ^ ii ^ cchxt ^ y ^ Iti hittk ttfe o ^ tessed wet ^ alWay ^ $ We ot dti uMatfnfed , ad airdent , dn 4 & 16 advocate - ^ tftfe whon ^ t ti 6 edn ^ idfeyatl 6 ris 6 f eatpcdlettdy , dd desh-fe to ^ gratify pbWet , wduld to
evefr hav ^ induced cotrtpromi ^ e tfie ca ^^ e of hfe elietitv lie tod bee rr stottie frrtie entplthred m- ^ "ociuri ti g tii&terlafe far & Life of Ldtfd Brrskfo ^ , ^ rkh whorW hti w ^ i * panleurl ^ riy intittete . It H feared iheti lie ftad rtbc * made ? mncte progtes ^ Irt tire wthi ? .
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Sept . 2 ^ V at' fiis h ous e in Burton Crescent , John CAttTwiiiGHt * (^ commonly bo . wn liy tfie name of Major Gartwriehi , ) the undeviiting , friend of civil Had he
^ nd religious liberty . live d to the 28 th inst ., he would have completed the S 4 Hi year of a consistent , virtuous life . He was the third son ot William Ciartwright , Esq ., of Mamhanv Nott ^;
was a Commander in the Rbval Navv : was a Commander in the Royal Navy ; aa # foTtperly ^ Ma ^ er ef the Nottegferaatw shire MilitiiK
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Lately &t Naples , in bis 24 th year , John , youngest son of William Stuugh , Esqk of York Terence , Regent ' s Park *
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» 24 , at Toscteth Park , near Liverpool , Mrs . RoscoE ^ wife of Wm . Roscoe , Esq .
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Additions . Capfx Lofft , Esq . See p . 4 SI . He was born at B * try St . Edmunds in 1751 . He derived his Christian name from his uncle CapeJ , the Commentator on Shakespeare . He was educated at
Eton , whence he went to Peter-House , Cambridge , where he studied the law , arid was in due course called to the Bar . The following list of his publications ( not including his numerous contributions to periodical ! works ) will shetr the activity of his mind , aud his zeal for reform , political add eccleaiasticaL
The Praise : of Poetry , a Poem , 8 vo . 177 S ^—> View of fche 8 everal Schemesnespectiag America , 8 v ^ x 1775 ^ -HDialogue on the Principle * of Hhe Constitution , ^ vo . 1776 .- *** R «?| J «> rts of Cases in the CouH / of Kiltie ' s Bench from Easter Terra ,
12 Gee * , ill . to MAchaelttia& Term L 4 I Ow . HI . iaciusire ^ f (^^ 1776 . — ( JbfeervationsUMi Wesley ' s Stteond Galm A& » fbress a « d iiiddeittaiil / o «> o * het Wmtinga < tu the Mmtfcm Question , 8 ^ d . tt ? fj *» Obaervatibiw updn Mrsv M ^ canlay ' s . Hist . o $ En ^ nd , 4 w . f lW 8 .- ^ Pjri » cipialc « anfii
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1824, page 571, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2528/page/59/
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