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      Dr . Cox proposed— " The Archbishops , Bishops , and other Members of the Established Church , who liberally promoted the restoration of Protestant Dissenters to their Constitutional Rights . " The Duke of Sussex then proposed—• ' The Protestant Dissenting Ministers , the worthy successors of the ever-meraorable 2000 who sacrificed interest to conscience . " On this toast having been received with much enthusiasm , The Rev . Mr . Aspland returned thanks

      for himself and his brethren , in a speech which we hope oue day to be able to present to our readers , if a complete report of the whole day ' s proceedings is not published . We will only now say , that it reflected the highest honour on his talents and principles ; that it was received with enthusiasm by the meeting : was

      warmly complimented by the most illustrious guests present ; and was in every respect calculated to give the most favourable impressions , to all present , of the feelings and opinions of the body of Disseuters . We felt no small pride in seeing our fiieud placed in a situation in which he did himself and his brethren so much real honour .

      • " The United Committee who conducted the application to Parliament for the Repeal , with Thanks for their services . " Mr . Waymouth returned thanks . - The toast of—« ' Sir John Newport , and the Friends of Religious Liberty in Ireland , " was received with continued applause , as was his speech . " Mr . Brougham , and Education without Subscription to Articles of Faith . "

      Mr . Brougham spoke with his usual eloquence . ** The Earl of Carnarvon , and the other Noble Defenders of our cause in the House of Peers , " was followed by a speech from Lord Carnarvon .

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      The pregsof Intelligence must be our excuse to many correspondents for postponement of matter kindly furnished to us . It will be seen that we have done our beqt to prevent any arrear , though we have been obliged to curtail a great :-deal , which it would have given us sincere pleasure to detail . Would that we could give our readers some more adequate idea of the feelings excited by the glorious meeting of the 18 th , at Freemasons' Hall ! Our poetic correspondents must bear with us . We are , it may be , too fastidious ; but we will try to exercise the power vested in us meekly .

      www .. «« *• « J We regret to be obliged to postpone to our next Number au account sent us of the proceedings on the presentation of a suitable testimony of respect to the excellent Minister of the Leicester congregation . Owing to the peculiar circumstance * attending this month ' s publication , the notice of the death of Mr . John Rowe was received too late for insertion , but will certainly appear next month .

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      " Mr . Deninan , and the Liberty of the Press . " Mr . Denman returned thanks in an admirable speech . The next toasts were— ' * Lord Nugent , and the rest of our Noble and Honourable Guests . " " Sir F . Burdett , and the Glorious Majority of 237 . "

      " Aldermau Wood and the other Members of the City of London , with thanks for the valuable support afforded by them and by the Corporation . " " Mr . Spring Rice and the Irish Members who gave this great cause their generous support . " And , " The Stewards ; " which were followed by suitable speeches .

      At about half after one his "Royal Highness quitted the Hall . Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour , nearly the whole of the company , and of the ladies , with whom the galleries had originally been filled , remained to the last .

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      Warwickshire Tract Society . The Annual Meeting of the Unitarian Tract Society , established in Birmingham for Warwickshire and the neighbouring counties , will be held at Kidderminster , on Wednesday , July 9 , 1828 , on which occasion a sermon will be preached by the Rev . Edward Bristow , of Birmingham . J R . W .

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      Western Unitarian Society . The Annual Meeting of the Western Unitarian Society will be held at Yeovil , Somersetshire , on Wednesday , the 16 th July next , when the Rev . Hugh Hutton , A . M ., of Birmingham , has engaged to preach on the occasiou . THOMAS FRY , Secretary . Bristol , June 24 , L 828 .

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      512 Correspondence .

      Correspondence.

      CORRESPONDENCE .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1828, page 512, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2562/page/80/