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selves . " • ¦ . 'They have done &b the moment that an adequate motive was presented . ' The only allies of the rotten boroughs are the Universities . There they stand , liand in hand , Oxford and Old Sarutn , Cambridge and Gatton , an edifying caricature of the union between Church and
State ! We will not at present inquire to what degree this union reaches , how long they will hang together . It is sufficient to remark , that the Anti-reform members for the Universities will be distinguished amongst their brethren by having constituents , and will represent those constituents . The Church thinks
that its own interests are opposed to those of the community , and that It has something to apprehend from a fair representation of the property aud intelligence of the country . We will not dispute the correctness of the opiuion ; we have some doubts of the prudence of its publication , especially in the offensive manner adopted at Cambridge .
There are various calculations of the majority Secured for i ; he Bill by the pledges of successful candidates . The lowest estimate makes it sufficiently large to ensure the serious consideration of the House of Lords . In the King , every body feels the fullest confidence . In feet , resistance in any quarter would seem tike suicidal madness . We again say , with Bankes , in his retiring speech at Dorchester , " The Bill is carried . " Thank God *
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- Our insertion of the most complete and correct account that the time allowed us to procure of the Association Anniversary occasions the postponement of several articles . We are requested by the Editor of Dr . Priestley ' s \ yorks to inform the Subscribers that Vol . XXV ., or any previous Volumes , may be obtained on application to Mr . H or wood , 3 , Walbrook Buildings , Walfrrook .
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P . 330 , 11 lines from the bottom , for " Vienna , " read Vienne , a town in the South qI France .
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The next General Annual Examination of Students oi Manchester College > York , will take place in the Common Hall , on Tuesday , the 28 th of June , and the two following days . The York Aunual Meeting of Trustees will be held in the Common Hall , on
Friday , the 1 st of July . The friends of the College will dine together at Et * redge ' s Hotel on the last two Examination-days . S . D , DARBISHIRE , 1 Secretaries J . J . TAYLER , j- secretaries . Manchester , May 23 , 1831 .
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The Annual Meeting of the Southern Unitarian Society will be held on Wednesday , June 29 th , at Poole . The Rer . Edwin Chapman , ( of Deptford , ) and the Rev . Robert Cree , ( of Bridport , ) have kindly engaged to preach on the occasion . E . K ., Secretary .
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The Nineteenth Anniversary of the Eastern Unitarian Association is appointed to be held at Ipswich , on Wednesday and Thursday , the 29 th and 30 th of June * The Rev . J . S . Porter and the Rev . Jerora Murch are expected to preach on the occasion . W . J . B .
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NOTICES The Annual Hull Meeting of the f / ull , East-York , and North-Lincoln Unitarian Association , is appointed to be held on Wednesday and Thursday , June 22 nd and 23 rd . The Rev . G . Harris , of Glas ' - gow , is engaged to preach in the Chapel , Bowl-Alley Lane , on the Wednesday evening and the Thursday morning ; and
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a public religions meeting is appointed to be held in the chapel on the Thursday evening . E . HfGGINSON , Jun ., Secretary . Hull , April < L 7 , 1831 .
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The Anniversary of the Kent and Sussex Unitarian Christian Association will be held at Maidstone , on Wednesday , July 6 th . The Rev . G . Harris , of Glasgow ^ is " expected to preach bn the occasion . J . G ., Secretary .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1831, page 432, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2598/page/72/
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