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future prosperity 6 f the Society At the close of the meeting for transacting the business of the Southern Unitarian Fund Society , a meeting of the friends of the Southern Unitarian Book Society was held ; T . Caoke , 3 uti . < , Esq ^ of NeVvfibrt , in the Chair ; at which it was resolved / that a vote of tliatiks shtftfM be presented to the members of tiie Kent and Sussex Unitarian Association for a
valuable present of fifty captes of a Tract lately published by them , entitled , " The Trinity no Scripture Doctrine $ " and the Secretary was instructed to select out of the list of tracts published by the Southern Unitarian Book Society , a stfkabte present to the Kent and Sussex Unitarian Association . cc Let brotherly love continue . " E , K .
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n *)« tiwas ^ spenf * n harmony and ; at < th £ vstrfcn ^ thfhiuff ^ f the ^ ncifjtes tha ^ unit «^ the m together * The devotional sei'vice of th © evening yvw& pferf © rmed ^ y Mr * Liewis ; afterwards Mr . IVgfin tiddr ^ Sfeed a « attentive audie « be ^ takili g for liis text the words of J ^ sti « j Joiin iv . 24 s , " God is a SfrirU , ami Ihey that vVorsbtp hlfti « aast worship him in spirit and in truth . "
A . sitfaTlter touftiber than usual of friends from a distance ivas . pijs . feent , at this meeting , and it became a subject of regret that our lay-bretnreh cfid not manifest by tfaeir presx ? nee % wftfcfetf ^ nteFest in ibe affair * tf the AS 8 dcliixl € f 9 <» To them , and to ^ ueiHbers of similar ass ociation . ^ who inay { nereliAfioe notice this re |) ort , the writer would respectfully observe , thitt the ministers of a cause \ vEich has " God
for it ^ aiithoi ^ " and contemplates Ac final haipfjiwess of mankind , are cheered " by the . presence < jf then- friends aud bearers , a > Hd strengthened for the duties they are called upon to discharge . When ministers meet &Lone , their hand is weakened , i ? hek efforts are powerless ; but whei ^ they and their people assemble tegether > thek union is more strongly cemented ; the z « sil of all is revived ; and
their united efforts towards the purification of the holy religion of Jesus ^ in om native land particularly , fail not , under the Divine blessing , to produce permanent and h ^ ppy effects E . . WHLTFIELD .
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Somerset and Dorset Uhitarwn . $ & so'ciatloh . The Fifteenth Meeting of the Somerset and Dorset Unitarian Association took place at Yeovil , on Tuesday , September 19 . There were public services in the morning and the evening of the
day . In the morning , Messrs . Whitfield and Walker offered up the prayers of the congregation ; and the Rev . L . Lewis , of Dorchester , delivered a discourse on Matt . i . 23 : " ' They shall call his nainc Kmnuinuelj which being interpreted is , God with us , " The business of the Society was transacted as usual at the close of this
M'rvicc . lhe Rev . S . Favvcett was requested to take the chair , and several resolutions were proposed and passed unanimously . Thanks were given to the Ilev . JL . Lewis for his very excellent discourse . It was resolved to hold the next meetingof the Society at Bridgwatcr , on Good Friday in the next year ; and the liev
J . G . Teggin , who is engaged as assistant to the Rev . G . B . Wuwne , of Biidport , in conse < iuence of his continued and lamented indisposition , was requested 1 < j . preach on the occasion . J . Batten , Esq ., presided at the dinner of which the friends of the'Association afterwards partook , and the ji ftcr-
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Unitarian Chapel , Boston , Lincolnshire . The readers of the Repository may 7 perhaps , recollect the account which was communicated in a former Number , ot
the Opening of this Chapel . ( Vide ilepos . XV . 482 . ) The prospect which , about six years ago , presented itself of the increasing success of the Unitarian cause in this town , was thought sufficient to warrant the erection of a larger place than that in which the worships of the
One God had before been accustomed to usscxrtble , and the present very neat and commodious buildiug was raised . A considerable debt was , however , incurred ( far above what was originally anticipated ) , for the gradual extinction o which a Fellowship Fund was instituted
umoug the members . The present balance of the debt on the chapel i « £ ^*} . ' the interest of which sum ^ together wit )' of aii
a very small p ^ rt the pri ncipal , is - inially cleared off , from the Fellowship Fund before spoken of . The writer oi this notice makes this appeal to the v . irloiLs Fellovv . sliip Fluids eonnccted vvit'J [ Initiiriciii « -onKrej * ati ( Mi « , i » tlie-c <»;»«^ antic-ination of rceeivifiK some aid
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1826, page 568, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2552/page/60/
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