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LITERARY NOTICES.
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tloir , and her numerous and mtfemJtting charities to ( he poor of her neighbourhood , obtained for her , through a long life , the esteem and affection of a large circle of acquaintance and friends . Her reraaius were deposited , on the 19 cbof the same itfcmth , hi the burying-groand attached to the ttnitarian JVfeetinar-house
of Gellionnen , where her husband , whom she survived five aud tweuty years , had officiated as pastor for forty years . The funeral was unavoidably a public one , in conformity with the custom of the country . It was attended by a great concourse of persons , assembled front a district of more than ten miles in extent , comprehending some of the principal gentry , the clergyrnau of the parish , and
other members of the Established Church , and Dissen ters of various denominations , who were all actuated by one feeling ; and anxious to testify by their presence their high respect for the character of the excellent person who had thus been taken away in ** a gretn # M age , " and their cordial sympathy in the affliction of her sorrowing family .
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parting , in his deep-toned r © icey the simple but powerful truths of religion . * Nor was he nu-mindful of the temporal advancement of Iris scholar * , or of any with whom he was particularly connected , f 11 the kindest manner he would
converse with them on the prospects before them , and several youu ? men look to him with gratitude and affection as the promoter of their rising prosperity in the world . Happy would it be if all would thus strive to promote the instruction and comfort of those to whom their influence extends *
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Dr . B ^ WFHtg s- Poetry of the Magyars with an Accouut of the Language and Literature Of Hungary and Transylvania , will appear in the mouth of January , 1330 . Musical Illustrations of the Waverley Novels . By Eliza Flower .
Consolations in Travel , or the Last Days of a Philosopher , fty Sir Humphry Davy , Bart . 1 Vol . The Life of Sir Humphry Davy , com ^ priMng a great Part of his Early Corre ~ spondence . By J . Paris , M . D . 8 vo . Principles of Geology . By C . Lyell , F . B . 9 ., Foreign Secretary of the Geological Society . 2 Vols . 8 vo . Memoir of the Life and Public
Services of the late Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles , F . R . # t By his Widow . 4 to . A Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Giovanni Finati , Native of Ferrara , who , under the name of Mahomet , made the Campaign against the Wahabies , for the Recovery of Mecca and Medina . Translated from the Italian as dictated by Himself , and Edited by Wil
* Mr . Hudson was brought up in the belief of those religious opinions which are generally called orthodox ; but whilst he was forming a Catechism fur children and searching the Scriptures for proofs of those opinions , he was surprised to And how unstable appeared the ground on which they rested , and continuing his researches in the treasures of Divine knowledge , he gradually adopted Unitarian , sentiments , from which he never afterwards found reason to depart .
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William Hudson , Esq . Dec . 5 , aged 73 , William Hudson , Esq ., of Gildersome , near Leeds . He was a man of strict integrity , of deep-felt piety , and of sincere benevolence . Free from ambition , free from ostentation , " Along the cool sequestered vale of life , ^ He kept the noiseless tenor of his way . "
But in his seclusion he delighted to minister to the improvement and happiness of those around him . One of his greatest pleasures was in conducting a Sunday-school , which he established under his roof . Here he collected a considerable number of the young men of the village , whom he instructed not only in reading , writing , and arithmetic , but
in the more important truths of the Christian religion . Fully sensible of the many beauties and excellences of the liturgy of the Church of Eugland , but regretting the admixture which it contains of what appeared to him erroueous doctrines , he published for the use of his
scholars an edition in which he omitted the objectionable parts . This he used in his school , which he converted into a place of w&rship , Inviting any of the neighbours who chose to attend . It was pleading and edifying to see hfs patriarchal figure thus surrounded by the objects of his care , and to hear him h&-
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Minlstetial Removal . The Rev . G . Roberts , of Clapton Square , Hackney , has accepted an invitation to become the Minister of the Unitarian Congregation , Bostou .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Jan. 2, 1830, page 71, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2580/page/71/
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