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To the SUBSCRIBERS to the MONTHLY REPOSITORY.
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Communications have beeu received from Dr . Evans ; Mr . Joseph Jevans ; Mr . Rees Davies ; Mr . Joseph Dare ; A Constant Reader ( Clerkenwell Close ); Guillaume ; and Philo-Unitas . The obituary account of the late Mr . John Urent , of Portsea , who died Aug . 19 , arrived too late for insertion in the present number . The letter of Phxlalethes , in defence of the Introductory Chapters of St . Matthew and Luke , is received , but our correspondent will see by what follows that it depends upoD the time of the receipt of the next letter , whether that can be inserted .
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the Visitation in July , 1826 . By William , Lord Bisftap of Louaon . 4 to . $ & . The Work of an Evangelist in the Church of England—preached m the Parish Church of Warminster , Wilts Aug . 5 , 1826 , at the Primary Visitation of the Bishop of Sarura - By William Dalby , M . A ., Vicar . Is . 6 d . The Old Paths : delivered in the Parish Church of St ' . Mary , Stoke Newington , Sept . 3 , 1826 , By John Teeson , B . A ., of Clare Hall , Cambridge , The Timid Christian encouraged to come to the Holy Communion ^ pre ached in the Chapel of the Asylum for . Female Orphans * Lamhetlx , Sept , 3 , 1826 . By Edward Bowman Vardon , LL . B ., Chaplain tp the Asylum . 2 $ . Preached at Thaxted , Aug . 29 , 1826 , at the Interment pf the Rev . John Jennings , by William Chaplin ; with the Address at the Grave j by Joseph Mori ., son . I * . The Actively Benevolent Man a Public Blessing : occasioned by the Death of James Myer , Esq ., of * Enfield , By William Brown .
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Sermons . The Service * at the 0 r < Rnatran of fhe Rev . R . Brook Aspland , M . A ., iu the Chapel , Crook ' s Lane , Chester , Qn Wednesday , August 9 , 1826 ; consisting of Prayers on the Occasion by the Rer . J . G . Robberds and the Rev . W . Turner , -JVL A . ; The Congregational Address by Mr . Swanwick , and the Reply by the Ber , R . Brook Aspland , M . A . ; The Sermon by the Rev . William Shepherd ; and the Charge by the Rev . R . Aspland . 8 vo . Sermons and Letters . By John Richards , M . A ., late Vicar of Wedmore , Somerset , and Curate of St . Michael ' s , Bath . To which is prefixed a Memoir of the Author . Demy 12 mo . 7 s . Three , on the Subject of Promoting Christianity among the jews . By Richard Bingham , Jun ., B . A . 8 v * o . 3 s . Single . The Omnipresence of God ; Preadhed Aug . 5 , 1825 , on the Consecration of the Church of Secrole , near Benares * By Reginald Heber , late Lord Bishop of Calcutta . 8 vo . Is . 6 d . A Charge to the Clergy of London , at
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P . 539 , col . 1 , 17 lines from the top , for " Helou ' s , " read Melons . P . 542 , col , 1 , 10 lines from the bottom , read- " Tuque . "
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The Subscribers will see by the Prospectus stitched up with the present number that the Monthly Repository is about to be transferred to other hands , and that a New Series of the work will be commenced with the ensuing year . The Editor will take leave of his Subscribers and Correspondents in the last number of the Volume—he addresses them now to inform them that in order to make way for the
appearance of the First Number of the New Series on the 1 st of January , 1827 , ( it being judged more convenient that the title of the month should be hereafter prospective and n ^ t as now retrospective , ) he will be under the necessity of publishing the Numbers for November and December , on December the First . The December number will contain the Indexes and Title-page , and thus the Volume will be closed . It is desirable that Subscribers should instruct their Booksellers to order both numbers together .
In consequence of having two numbers in the next month , they must both be made up very early , of which Correspondents are requested to take notice . No communications cna be received after the middle of the month , and to ensure admission , the Editor would advise that they be sent during the first week . The Stock of the Monthly Repository is about to be arranged , and Subscribers
in want of back Volumes or Numbers arc requested to make early application foi them , in order to guard against disappointment . With considerable pains and expense , a few Complete Sets of the Montiiu Repository have been formed , and may be had , in various Bindings , oi the Pub lishers or Printer .
To The Subscribers To The Monthly Repository.
To the SUBSCRIBERS to the MONTHLY REPOSITORY .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1826, page 636, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2553/page/64/
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