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    INTELLIGENCE AND CORRESPONDENCE.

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    father will also forgive you . But if ye forgive not men their trespasses , neither will your father forgive your trespasses . " [ See Mark xi . 25 , 26 . ] " Moreover when ye fast , be not , as the hypocrites , of a sad countenance ; for they disfigure their faces , that they , may appear ~ unto * raen ~ £ o 4 k $ H ^ But thoo , when thou fastest , anoint thine head , and wash thy face ; that thou appear not unto men to fast , but unto thy father who is in secret ; and thy father , who seeth in secret , vyill reward thee . "

    Luke xi . 1—4 . It came to pass , as [ Jesus ] was praying in a certain place , that when he ceased , one ot his disciples said unto him : " Lord , teach us to pray , as John also taught his disciples . " He said unto them : " When ye pray , say , Father ,- hallowed be thy name ; thy kingdom come ; give us day by day our daily bread ; and forgive us our sins , for we also forgive every one who is indebted to us ; and bring us not into temptation . "

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    280 INTELLIGENCE AND X ^

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    MAJ&C # ESTER UNITARIAN VILLAGE MISSIONARY SOCIETY . We have been favoured with the ninth report of this society , which we are assured by a valued correpondent is doing much good in a quiet way , and only wants addi-• tional means to be very extensively useful . We have great pleasure in . presenting our readers with the following extracts . (

    ' Astley . 1 The average attendances through the year have been as follows : viz . Hearers . Afternoon . . . G 6 c . v . nim . c . rforenoon ... 90 Scholar . ( Aftornoou . . 92 The present number of Scholars is ] 18 That of the Teachers . ... 3 ? * The Unitarian body has , during the present year , been made the subject of gross misrepresentation in this village , and tracts of the most illiberal principles have been industriously carried from door to dopr in prejudice of our cause . The inhabitants , however , know us , our

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    principles , and the influence of our doctrines . The consequence has been , the gradual and steady improvement ; of the cause in which we are en- ' gaged . ' 4 Swinton .

    4 Committee have great pleasure in referring to the improved state of the evening congregation and of the Sunday School ( particularly in the latter part ,. of , the year ) at Swinton . The services have been conducted regularly as in the preceding year . The attendances during the year have averaged : tj Mv ( Afternoon . . 39 Hearers . | Bveni 0 g ... 61 o , ] forenoon . , 97 ^^ -Wrnoon .-. ' ^ fZ ,. The present number of Scholars is 130 That of the Teachers .... 29 * Padiham . * At Padiham the services are con- . ducted by Messrs . Pollard and Ro " binson evevy Sunday afternoon and evening , and the Sunday School forenoon and afternoon . The » t »

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    INTELLIGENCE AND CORRESPONDENCE .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 1, 1833, page 280, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2621/page/24/