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1824 . Sept . 8 , in the 43 rd year of her age , Elizabeth , wife of Rev . William Fillingham , of Congleton , Cheshire , after a long and painful illness , which she bore with Christian fortitude . She was interred in the Unitarian Chapel at that place ,
when the Rev . George Cheetham , of Macrfesfield , delivered an impressive oration at the grave , and on the Sunday but one following , the Rev . Edward Hawkes , yi . A ., preached her funeral sermon to a numerous and deeply-attentive audience , from Eccles . vii . 1 .
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wards persons of different religious opinions ! The good man would probably have consented to his picture being taken with these shades .
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ObitukryJ—ffirs , Mllinffkam ^^ Mev . 71 Lu&gdo&w-B < . £ . l > a > lta $ E 9 $ q * 6 § 3
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that tiliey $ iriulri keep the way of the * Lord , to do jji ^ ti tfe and judgmfctifc , ** sc * she left Jt-iii - solemn charge with me to urge it upon her children and descendants , as her last request , that when it should please her lieaveniy Father to
rake her from them , and her eye could watch over them no longer , they would continue to cherish a forbearing , mild and compassionate spirit towards each other , and live together in harmonythat t&ey would seek their happiness in religion , as the only spring of happiness to a frail and sinful creature- —and that
they would i * ever , for the sake of pursuing either the business or the amusements of hhe world , neglect the duties of the Lord ' s day or the ordinances of the Lord's house / 9 —Pp . 7—10 .
It is always gratifying to know that parental wisdom and kindness meet with correspoadiug regards from children . In the example under our review , the feeble , tattering steps of age were supported by " that filial piety , ever watchful , ever assiduous , than
which the ^ ye cannot rest upon an object more attractive / ' —P . 12 . * Gen . xviii . 19 .
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Mr . Braosby , it will have foeea m > ticed * ad ^ rts to s ^ me ** peculiar trials" of the Christian Safely aHWfr meeting ia Church Street * WolV £ i £ hampton . Few , if any , of th < 0 eon *
stant readers of the Monthly Rei > 0-sitory , can be ignorant of the nature and circumstances of those trials , * The . important question at issue has not yet been decided in the High Court of Chancery . To urge a oe ^ #
cision , is ^ e think * an object of eon * siderable expediency \ for ; if Religious Toleration be , in truth , so imperfect as some great authorities have intimated , and may declare , a legislative remedy , must be sought for , and will ,
it is probable , be obtained . In ail events , our humble commendations , cordial good wishes and cheerful services are due to the aggrieved and meritorious body of Unitarian Christiana which had the happiness of ranking the late Mrs . Hannah Jevons among its members . N . * Mon . Repos , XII . 430 , &c . &c .
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October 12 , at Leeds , in the 70 th year of hia age , the Rev . Thomas Langdon , who had been for upwards of 40 years pastor of a Baptist congregation in that town . The New Evangelical Magazine ,
in drawing his character , exhibits only one defect , yizl a degree of religious liberality ! He admitted mixed communion in his church , that is , he allowed Independents to join their Baptist brethren ?* the Itord ' s table , and he conducted himself with affability aud kindness to-
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October 21 , in the 37 th year of her age , in premature child-birth , Mary , the wi % . of Mr . Ebenezer Johnston , Jun ., otMi&fiopsgtite } sincerely and deeply lamented by . lier family and friends .
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21 , at Saint Adresse ^ in Normandy , aged 70 , Robert Ch ^ rijes Dallas , Esq ., formerly of the island of Jamaica , and the author of * 'The Jlistory of the Maroon War , " &c . &c .
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30 , at Dublin ^ after a protracted illness , the Rev . G . Matcri ^ , Curate of St . Peter ' s ,, in that city , author of a volume of Sermons , of Bertram , a Tragedy , and some ingenious Novels .
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November 7 , at Chickesier , aged . 47 ,. Margaretta Hamilton , ftearea in the bosom of an opulent family , she was so
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1824, page 693, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2530/page/53/
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