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with credit to hinpelf , If be ever wa > j& believer in the Trinity , lj ; . nivis $ have $ > e £ u in ea ily life , as from tfte twje # f his fbft a ? ajii ^ g a public prp fessi . on of rpjigipn , oi > e God , the Father o \\\ y ^ % he 0 t $ ept of his faith and worship . To tins * iu hJ $ estimation , essential branch of Christian
faith and practice , he gave . the «? ost uuiforpi support through life—a § alko &o thQse great mojral truths , the ac ^ aunt ^ - bility of man , # ri < J ijbe lpve of , Gp 4 to t ^ e yvfeol ^ h ^ paa » race ! ^ njfeed , an ^ idst tfee trials xyf this evanespepjt ; slate , his tiqst
consolations were 4 ejrH ^ fid fro m a Uvjerly hope of the fijifll Jiftppm ^ ss of all mei j through ttue . aupurich ^ s ^ %$ rcy of 644 in Jesus Christ . T&ese religious pi * iti < Spk ^ B w ^ re 4 ix > l emb raced ^ s ^ an aniii ^ i ^ g Sbeory ., b « t as motives % Q v ^ rtuo ^ is ^) t ^ T dieaee . H ^ 3 Qjce he wa , s i | i 0 , it ^ nder
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tune $ s , o , f it ^ ji ^ tor , ksefiipg the chapel open when At iwould pthervvi ^ e ; haye l ? e ^ ii shut for waut _ q £ a supply . . Qn l ^ he ^ e oci&sions he conducted the . devotipnajTsfcjrviees , and read sermoa ^ setect ^ d , ' $ t \ % judgnierrt for the ediiicatiiou of ( he cop-^ regatiou . pleas ed are the dead that , die in the I * ord ; he rests from his lahou , r and his work will follow Mw *
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Jan . 30 , at his residencje in Ttemihatogfr Street , the Rev . JaWN H vatt ^ one of the ministers of Tottenham-Court Chapel and the Taberpacle , ]\ 4 © drfields « ) fa w » s highly esteemed m ' his connexion , tbat ^ jf the Calviiiisftic Methodists , aad was * te author of a volume of Sermons [ see Mon . Repos . XI . 611—^ 61 4 ] a ^ nd many o * hei ' religious publications .
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Jan . 26 , at Partsea > Mr . Jambs Brrnt , a Burgess of the Corporation of
Ports-On joining his family he said , < " X am rery ifl ;" ¦ and , when seated , remarked , he thought the spasms "wjiich afllteted him wpuld eventually occasion his death .
mouth . Having attended public worship on the Lord ' s-day and read the bymofl with more than usual animation , at the close of the afternoon . service he coeaplained of indisposition , but spoke cheerfully , and , taking en affectionate leave bf his brothers and friends , walked home .
A stimulant having been promptly prepared , he just tasted it r the glass tell from liis hand , aM , supported by iiis wife ^ d daughters , h « expired in their . arinsff- \ vHh- » out a struggle , groan or sigh * an 4 * viti-< Ni ( t a feature © r muscle , of his counter
nance being ttistorted . Medical aid wa ^ instantly called 4 n , but proved hjeiifectual . His family were involved in tlie deepest sorrow by the momentary nature of the stock . and the Awfol separation it had produced . On the Friday iiaoruing after
his decease he was interred in tlee Qeneral iBaptist Chapel , St . Tkomm ' z Street , Poitsmoutfe , when the Rev . Russell Scott performed the funeral service , and on the foMovving Sunday mornktg kkidly improved the nipurnfui erent in
an appropriate aiid pathetic address to a numerous , attentive and sympathizing audtence , fiom Zachariah i . 5 , Your fa , thervy where are they f The subject of this nieuuair possessed a sound under , standing and a mind well stored With useful knowledge . He was an attentive and judicious observer of the passing
events , and held deception iu ^ abhorreuce when practised by those placed either in high or low stations of political trust . As a subject of the Britten Government he felt it his duty to defend strenuously the principles of constitutional liberty established at the memorable era of 1688 , and from ihis honourable line of
conduct nothing could induce him to deviate . The chicanery of sprieste and the cant of hypocrites » were his soul ' s aversion : integrity and uprightness marked his own character . He wa « fserioua , ^ i ou s and extensively benevolent , > and Joiis wart often bled over the fojliesa , -nlfefarrand of * o
^ unes suffering tiiers , wliiah » he 'had iaot the-power to counteract or rthe ' ?^ li ty ' * ° reiieve . IuBtruoted in curly lm by pious and respectable . parents in ^^ nrst principles of natural iand revealed ^ fwgldn , <« i persoaal convicdan of Us ^ ag a Chrlstiati rite , he was baptized ,
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1826, page 123, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2545/page/59/
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