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due to the respectability of the memorialists . The memorial , we understood , was in opposition to the Overtures . [ We have not yet received any account of the Report of Committee appointed to consider the memorials from dissentient members of Remonstrant congregations , or of any measures founded thereupon , ]
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Presbyterian Synod of Munster . On Wednesday , July 7 th , the Southern Presbyterian Association held its Annual Meeting in the Presbyterian Meetinghouse in Prince ' s Street . The Rev . Mr . Dickie , one of the ministers of Limerick , read the Scriptures and conducted the
devotional part of the service . The Rev . James Martiueau , one of the ministers of Eustace-street congregation , Dublin , and secretary to the " Irish Unitarian Christian Society , " preached from Luke xii . 51 , " Suppose ye that I atn come to give peace on earth ? 1 tell you , naj ; but rather division . ' * The Rev .
Geutlentan's most impressive discourse gave general satisfaction , and one of the Elders for Cork moved , that it should be printed at the expense of the Prince ' sstreet congregation ; this proposition was much approved , and Mr . Martineau having consented , the usefulness of his sermon will be extended , as it well deserves to be , beyond the limits of a congregation .
COURT OF SYNOD . The Rev . Edward King was appointed Moderator . The Rev . James Armstrong , Clerk of Synod , called the Roll , and the following members appeared : — Dublin , Strand-Street Congregation . — Ministers , Rev . James Armstroug , Rev . William Hamilton Drummond , D . D . ; Elders , Mr . John Strong Armstroug , Mr . Barton .
Dublin , Eustace- Street . — Ministers , Rev . Joseph Hutton , Rev . James Martineau . Cork . —Ministers , Rev . Wm . J . Hoit , Eev . S . H . Sloane , LL . D . ; Elders , Mr . Wm . Crawford , Jun ., Mr . James Lane . Limerick . —Minister , Rev . Mr . Dickie .
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Several articles intended for insertion are , in consequence of the quantity of Intelligence , postponed till next month . Communications have been received from W . T . ; H . V . ; and Finis . P . M . is forwarded . The Unitarian Association Committee having declined the office which Messrs . B . and C . requested them to undertake , we await their further instructions before the insertion of the notice . G . M . '» object will be sufficiently secured by the communication relative to it which has been inserted .
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Wattrford . —— Minister , Rev . Mr # M'Cance ; Elder , Mr . Richard RowlitK
son . Clonmel . —Minister , Rev . Win . Crozier Elder , Mr . Charles Riall . Bandon . —Ministers , Rev . Ed ward King , Rev . William Hunter ; Elder , Mr . George Dowden . Fethard . —Minister , Rev . Mr . Ferris ; Elder , Mr . Murgson .
Excuses were delivered in and sustained for the Rev . Mr . Trotter , of Summer Hill , and the Rev . Mr . Taylor , of Eustace-Street , Dublin , on account of extreme old age ; the Rev . Mr . Pintoton * Limerick , indisposition . The Rev . Mr . Alist ^ r , of the Remonstrant Synod of Ulster , and the Rev . JVJr . Poole , Minister of Lismore , under the care of the Synod of Ulster , were introduced to the meeting , and requested to aid in their deliberations .
The different Ministers and Elders proceeded to deliver in reports of tlie state of their congregations . All seemed to be favourable , and evinced an activity in the Presbyterians of the Munster Synod which must be attended with the best results to that body . In Dublin tie Ministers of Strand Street and Eustace
Street have been delivering Lectures in support of Unitarian views of Christianity to crowded audiences , which exertion has greatly encreased the permanent members of both congregations . An address of congratulation and condolence to the King was ordered . On the next day Mr . Palmer , after a strict examination , was admitted to the gospel ministry , and after some other business the Synod adjourned .
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-dddress of the General Body of Dissen - ters of the Three Denominations ^ in London and its Vicinity , to the King . —On Wednesday , July 28 , Addresses of Condolence and Congratulation from this body were presented to the King and the Queen , by the Rev . R . Aspland , attended by ninety-four ministers . The Addresses , together with their Majesties ' replies , will appear in our next . Tiie reception was a most gracious one .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1830, page 584, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2587/page/80/
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