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      224 ¦ - . INTELLIGENCE AND CORRESPONDENCE .

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      . His remains were interred in the burying ground adjoining the chapel * and the melancholy dispensation improved , on the subsequent Sunday to a very numerous and deeply sorrowing" congregation-, by Mr . Lee , from

      Lancaster . Not , however , to a con-— ^ g , regatiQn ~ sor-row-ing-as-those-with o , ut _ nop e , but mingling with a sense of bereavement gratitude to God , who had lent them so long the blessing of such a minister , and knowing that the best tribute of respect they could pay to his memory , was a faithful obedience to the lessons he taught .

      May 30 , aged seventy-four , after a short illness , Sarah , wife of Thomas Cooke , Esq . of Newport , Isle of Wight . The views which shcentertained of religion were productive of their proper effect—an uniform cheerfulness during life , and fortitude and resignation at the approach of death . v Her loss will he severely felt in the circle to which she belonged , for few individuals more faithfully fulfilled the various duties of domestic life .

      Her attachment to her friends was ardent and sincere , and t&e interest she took in the welfare of the . religious society with which she was connected Was lively and unabated to the close of life . Not only was her attendance at the house of God most ^ xemplary and edifying , but she-Ws ever willing to cooperate m any plan to promote jts prosperity , or advance the cause of religious truth . In recording the death of one

      of the oldest and most valued members of his congregation , the writer of this cannot but bear grateful testimony to the sympathy and support he has ever experienced from her , in his ministerial labour-s ; nor fail to point the attention of . mourning . frie . nds to the rich consolation derived from the consideration , that , * them that sleep in Jesus will God 1

      brinewith him . 5 E . K . May 28 . Mr . i . Marsom . Further particulars in our next Number ,

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      The Annual Meeting of the Western Unitarian Society , established in 1792 , to promote Christian knowledge and the practice of "virtue by the distribution of books , will be held at Crewkerne , on Wednesday , the 17 th July , when the Rev . Robert Brook Aspland , M . A . has engaged to preach .

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      The Annual Meeting of the Sussex " Unitarian Association will be held at Brighton , on Wednesday , July 10 , when the Rev . T , Madge of London will preach . Service to commence at eleven o ' clock . The friends and subscribers to the Association will dine , together upon the occasion . ¦ i ¦¦ ¦ i i ¦ ¦ ¦

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      " ¦ " ¦ "' ' ¦ ' ^ , ' : — The Rev . Edward Hawkes , M . A . of Pendlebury , near Manchester , has accepted the invitation of the Unitarian congregation at Kendal to become their minister .

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      Letter from Canada in our next , ' ^ Asmodeus' shall not bo neglected , though wo do no * subseiibo all his dicta ,. ' Wo think lie will sac n'ason "for not " appearing * in the present Numoc . r . Ouv readers m \ fet feast before they be culled on i " consider whether some bitter herbs ought i » o > l 0 havu been servod up with the more pleasant viun'W Neither hunger nor recent fulness are good for oiewr thinking . Some romixrks on a few recent publications , woto intortded for the present N umber . They must sleep till August . , Wo do not love gowns , and bands '; but our' Constant Header * is ' too satirical . , Ho wo « W '" " , likuly oflbnd than amend . ' Wtf would « ot ' conviiiw —lie miglit' sting . ' Wo has mado us laugh Jiewrw and so ' ftu wo HxmA him ,

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      Hull , East Yorkshire , and North Lincolnshire Un itarian Association . — The Twenty-second General Meeting is appointed to be held at Hall on Wednesday and Thursday , July 24 and 25 . \ Mr . Bache of Birmingham " hlfs ~ 15 TT 5 nTi ^ dnTrpT ^^ nesday evening and Thursday morning , and Dr . Hutton of Leeds on the Thursday evening . E . H .

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      NOTICES .

      - Notices To Courespondeni's,

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  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 1, 1833, page 224, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2617/page/32/