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tvfcsyt p ** rt o $ those writings hfc & 8 QQ ~ cially referred to . Xhe reply was , " AU » without exception" 1 TA Country Minister . The perusal evea of these extracts leaves on the mind a melancholy impression almost amounting to a pang .
Compiled Prayers . No sect , I believe , has produced , proportionately , and perhaps not even numerically , so many valuable manuals of devotion aa the Unitarians . American Publications .
Correspondence on India . A great literary desideraturn in India now remains , — . the conducting and publishing of aa able , ultimate controversy between the Braminsand Unitarian Christians . If we may judge from statements in Mr . Adam's letter , the effect of such a controversy would probably be very considerable .
Poetry . The name of Crediton would seem to be a stamp of brilliant imagination , glowing piety , and affluent poetry . Obituary . I have 9 , good idea of Mr . Dore , from the little sketch of four or five lines here given of him .
Who would suppress the Obituary j leparfcment of the Repository , when it furnishes articles so refreshing as the account of the late Charles James Fox Benson ? I fear we can shew no such instance as yet in America , of personal and active zeal among young laymen in behalf of the " pure religion . "
Intelligence . Devon and Corn * wall Missionary Association , If it can supply Mr . Martin with comfort in the course of his laborious and solitary tours , let hi in know that there is at least one reader of his journals
at the distance of 4000 miles , who , with Gazetteer in hand , follows him with interest and sympathy through every village and town where he introduces the unadulterated truths of the gospel .
Unitarian Tea-Party at Battle . I wish I had been there . Besides the immediate enjoyment of the good company , I should at least have had the pleasure of surprising my friends at home with a traveller ' s tale of attending a tea-party in a chapeL la love-feast the more scriptural and antique name for these occasions ? Petition of Clergymen against Unitartan Marriage Bill . The most
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Qlmkm ^ m ^ umajelljgibte dgeproent that has appeared ^ pce / he . i / gffi * ^ it tor tj * £ thread pf ^ J * rgu ra < H ^ Its premises ^ nd eQaelusiojjs ae $ « i inseparably divorced from each mother .
Appeal of the Catholics of Ireland It is a rule in loffic , that the supposU tion of an absurdity or au impossibility is no support to an argument The hypothesis of these Catholics , that English Unitarians might ever treat their fellow-subjects as Catho- > lies are now treated by the English Government , carries with it an ab
very nearly approaching the morally impossible . After all , these appellants , I think , have failed in fully proving their main point , viz . that all the sufferings of the Irish are owing to the oppression of the Catholic enactments . Many of those sufferings are undoubtedly to be ascribed to that cause ; and it is
to be lamented that the aggrieved party should not be willing to rest their argument on its true basis , the essential iniquity of the Jaw . They weaken their cause , by magnifying and multiplying beyond the truth the effects of the law .
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Clapton , Sir , May 5 , 1826 . IT HAVE no reason to suppose that
JL the following letters , which I copied a few years since , in the British Museum , from among the numerous MSS . bequeathed by Dr . Birch , have ever been printed .
The first letter QAyscoug-h * 4292 , 101 ) is described as a copy from the original , iC Ex autographo penes R . Mich . Bull , Rectorern de Brastead . " It forms part of a colIectiQn thus described , in the hand-writing of Dr . Birch , aa are all the letters in the collection , except that now sent :
" Letters of Archbishop Tillotaon , &c , to Dr . Halph Barker , his Chaplain , Rector of Brastead , in Kent , from the originals in the possession
of the Rev . Mr . Michael Bull , now Rector of that parish , communicated to me March 15 , 1754 , by the Rev . John Duncomb , M . A ., Fellow of Bennet College , Cambridge / ' Dr . Birch thus refers to the letter on the
Consecration , in his Life of Tillotson , ( ed . 2 , p . 241 , ) though he has a trifling error in the date :
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1826, page 270, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2548/page/18/
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