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INTELLIGENCE.
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At Chatham , aged 68 , Mr . John Kains , a man possessed of an intelligent mind , amiable manners , Christian candour and peculiar self-command . In the summer
of 1813 , when Mr . Vidler , at the request of the Unitarian Fund , lectured for some little time at the General Baptist Meeting-house in the above town , Mr . K . was led to listen to the discourses of that
nervous reasoiier ; the consequence was , his becoming a convert to Unitarianism ; subsequently exemplifying it Hi hi ^ life to be a doctrine according to godliness , while it encouraged him to hope to the end for a resurrection from the dead , and for a life of peace and consummate felicity in a future and perfect world . In the several social relations will this
recollection of him be long endeared to sorrowful but submissive survivors * Nor is it only in the family circle his loss will be felt . A chasm is made in the reli-
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DOMESTIC . RELIGIOUS . Tentcrden District Association . Sir , Unitarian anniversaries in quick succession occupy your valuable pages , and I rejoice in it . May they increase and multiply ! Yet gratifying as this is in itself , it renders condensation indispensably necessary , and the more so , as there is an almost unavoidable sameness in
these reports . But I must act upon the principle I have myself stated . The Teuterden District Association took place on the 23 rd of the last month , when the usual affectionate and friendly spirit appeared to actuate every mind .
Mr . Buckland , of Benenden , read the Scriptures ; Mr . Harding assisted in prayer ; and Mr . Ketley , from York College , delivered a very useful and instructive discourse from 2 Cor . i . 5 . The Chapel service was . well attended . We then ad-
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gious society of which &e ^ s ^ $ j ^ dfy&t m&mbav Whot cQnn ^ ^ U ^ % ( f ^^^) f ^ . hi * active anduseful ^ er ^ ices , &msfy $ thern ; nor least g { all , when destituteo ( ministerial aiil , ho $ r prjojnpt he , wajs at his post , on each revolving ^ abtiadv ,: ; q
supply their la $ k o £ service , la reading suitable aermous * { be | ug well < jwalijied for the exercise , ) > and by jlai ^ TOe % n $ pre . venting an interest to which he was most ardently attached from dwindling away . K . ;¦ .. ' TYF . T .
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journed to the Woolpack Inn to tea , and spent a very animating evening in the usual way . The company consisted of about one hundred and twenty , of both sexes—Mr . Biundell , of Rye , in the Chair .
With various other sentiments was given , " The New Parliament ; with a Speedy Repeal of the Corporation aad Test Acts ; " when the following resolution was moved and adopted by the meeting : " That it be recommenced to the Committee of the Kent and Sussex U nitarian
Christian Association to prepare apd get presented to both Houses of Parliament , eurly in the sessions , petitions for M ^ removal of all Tests by which any classes of the community nxu » t either violate tne sacred dictates of conscience or reiW incapacitated for enjoying a perfect equality with their fellow-subjects of civu rights . " Several gentlemen , expressed tijjur . se * - ti meats ; when the Chairman fl ^ y " the meeting by wishing all assembled
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566 Inldligence * - ~ Tentenlen District j 4 * sociytix ) n .
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rS 20 . The -Newsp&peri-state vthat ^ she . ama $ sied an iinraeiise property during fom ejifect ^ te .
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September 4 , at Dover , aged 47 years , tM ^ e Ht » Ht > n . Robert Lord Gifford , IVtaster of the Roils and Deputy Speaker of ' the House of Lords ; a remarkable instance equally of rapid and brilliant advancement in life , and of the vanity of all human expectations . Public opinion had assigned to him , at no great distance of time , the highest post which a subject in England can nil .
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1825 . 1 )^ 31 , ^ t ^ Sidney , New South Wales , JVfr . Vi / rfiHM'C Atxu to , j at e Book * seller . Greenocfc .
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" We are sorry to have to announce the death of Mr . &teri . y , the Editor of the Literary . Ch-ropicle ^ the Star , eveuing newspaper , at > 4 the Mirror , and the compiler of the Percy Anecdotes . He died on the 2 Bth of July . He establislied , if we mistake not , the Literary Chrpaicle , now in the eighth year of its . age ..
He appears to have been an -indefatigable writer ; and if we except ao occasional spurt at the Literary Gazette and its . contributors , he was , altogether , a very fair and impartial periodical critic . JHiso private friends speak of him as au extremely warm-hearted and excellent man : and from all that we have heard of
his character , we see uo reason to question the correctness of their testimony . " Literary Magnet .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1826, page 566, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2552/page/58/
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