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of stating and defending pur peculiar tenets , with those ' iffio ; were opposed' to them r by eonvfcfsatfoti and by tbe Id ^ n ; of books- She bore > -Very severe &hd proti&eted : illness , with a truly Christian her
tamper , Hot a murinur escaping F lif > $ , btit with devout resignation submitted herself Ito the ! miV ^ of her hea ^ n ^ ^ tti cir , rejoidng in me htfye of a restirr ^ ctidft to eternal Hfe . I- H .
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DOMESTIC . RELIGIOUS . Final Service at Monhwell Street . Sir , Dec . 16 , 1824 . It is wiih much regret that 1 send for Insertion in your Journal the announce * ment that on Sunday , the 12 th , instant , % k ' in
•» g » « " » . *» ^ r ~^ l ^ k ««» ^ k ^ ^<^ ^^^ k . ^^ a - ^ ia ^ k a * m ^» ^ h _^^ ^ r ^ ^__^ a __ - *^ h- ^ x ^_ ^^^~ — ^ B — ¦ . _ _ _~ S . _ ^ B ^^ l _» ^ v divine service ^ was , perfprin ^ d Monkwell-Street Meeting-House for the la § t tin ^ e ; for , in publishing this circum . stance . Sir , you record the separation and dispersion of a Society which has now existed as a Dissenting Con ^ regiitloa for upwards of a dentury and a half-- ^
Congrefgation which was formed at a period when religious animosities raged with great violence—at a period of persecution and f unrelenting bigotry , ( scarcely surpassed bf the atrocious Cruelties c ^ f the preceding century , ) when * the
Conventicle Act w&s in full force , and carried into strict execution , as the prisons of that period bore too fearful evidence ; and menj distinguished for their abilities and zeal ; were cast out of their possession ^
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and with . their wives and children , reduced 1 ^ pegg ^ Vy and w ant for daring , in oppositibn to the threatenings and execratioM ^ 6 f priesdy power to proceed in that Reformation begun and sanctified by the Wood of Latiraei arid of Ridley—a Congregation which , fearlessly encounter * ed the merciless" attacks of intolerance
and cruelty po justly characteristic of the period Int ^ rvenuig between the P-estoratioh ahd the Revolution , and remains at the ^ teseiit day a ^ ^ venerable tnonum ^ nt of the ttio ^ enlarged views , ctf the existence *> f better feelings , and th ^ greater diiflfu ^
siofl of religiotus liberty amongst 6 | ir coun * ^ trym 6 & At ftrg ^ -and a Congregation not moire distinguished for the great respectabiltty totf BKferAlity of its stticce ^ ive member 8 , tban tor the pre-eminent worth and taieiit of its ^ respective ministers . and
The names ^ pf FoRbycE Lindsay need nio eulogiirm to remind yoiir rekders of thSr bri ^ ii idea ^ associated With themt the virtu ^ and abilities of the former , are perpetuated in the ininds of all by the woi ^ ka wjitch have stirviVetf him •<—those of the latter are too deeply and
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754 Intelligence . —Final Service at MonkwelLStreot .
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¦ *' - . ¦ ¦ ' . -- ¦ ' ¦ . ' - ¦• ' ' * ' rV >>^ . " * .- *•*'¦ ¦ , ' : '~ t- ~ r ~ ¦ Pec . 14 , at Bristol , after long decay , J ^^ t ^^^^ iBs ^ j 0 i so ^ vell known in il ^ fji ^ -tot } fFurther particulars of this estimable aiid truly Christian lady in our next . ]
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~ . ¦ ^ " ¦ - - ¦ ^ , , - , ^_ s , . . . ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ , - - . . ' - ¦¦ - -. ¦ /* ?> ~ -sifcii s *^ - - " * - ¦ - ,-i . Within a few days , at Collumpton , Devonshire , after a very short illness , the Rey ; John 1 > avis , minister of the Unitarian congregation in that town .
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' ' ' J - ¦ . ' . . , . <¦ ¦ ; ^ ' - Lately , at High IVycombe , Bucksy in his 82 nd § yji ^^ iM $ ^ 0 ^ 9 . Esq . - ' -v- ' - " .. > f " -- - -- -: ^/ . - .. - - . ^ :- >^ & . . , ¦ - ¦• • ^ ¦¦
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inquirer aft ^ r trjitlt , and recommended His principles by % life 6 f ^ trict integrity and ex $ itf $ aiy V ^ fc - ; ^^ B fi ^ P ^ ntly expressed td \ is Ifiid ^;; api ^ ovHiig ireKct a modest hope ^ that it might not be deemed unntti ^ g t ^ : im |^^ ^ i ^ iv . 7 , $ , USe ] R ^? i Jol ^ nE ^ i ^ , of Carmarthen , at her request , delivered in able and impressive discourse in English , from % » m 0 ^ , Jbo gjl ^ l ^ ^ persons , asmmm ^ t ^ i WS fittWtffe' of re .
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Nov . 17 , of a decline , aged 52 yea . rs , Ja ^ e , wjfe of Mr . James Bainbridoe , of Clapton Place , Hackney ; much tespecied for her unostentatious discharge of the various duties of her station in life .
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Dec . 10 , at St . Clears , near CcmMt ~ then , Mr . Thomas BpwteN , formerly ^ f Templeton ^ in Pembrokeshire , aged 60 . His attention was called above twenty years ago to Unitarianism , and after calm inquiry and examination of the Scriptures
he became mi earnest and zealous pro * fessor of that much ^ revi led faith . Living in a district peopled by colliers and other persons in humble lifey he laboured incessantly to diffuse those sentiments which he had adopted , and with which he declared his satisfaction in the immediate
prospect of death . Under the guidance of . a vigorous and acute mind , although unaided by education , he was a diligent
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1824, page 754, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2531/page/50/
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