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youngest daughter of the Rev . Dr Baldwin , of Aldingham , near Ulverstone , by whom he had five sons and three daughters . Early in 1799 he became a member of the Literary and Philosophiqal . Society , of which he was elected a Vice-president in the following year , __ and _ has ever since
been one of its most active and zealous supporters . . In 1802 , in conjunction vvith his friend , Thomas Bigge ,. Esq ., he mainly contributed to the establishment of the New Institution for permanent lectures under the patronage of that Society . Shortly after , he was actively engaged in forwarding the plans of Dr . Clarke , for the enlargement and re-arrangement of the Infirmary , and the establishment of a Fever House .
Indeed , every charitable institution connected with the town has experienced his cordial personal support . In 1810 , he greatly contributed to the establishment of the Jubilee schools , and more recently of the Infajit schools , of which , though at first he entertained some doubts , he subsequently became a
warm approver . His recent exertions to promote the great undertaking of a railway between this town and Carlisle are so well known , that it is unnecessary to say more than that he \ vas one of the most zealous supporters of that great work , and entertained the most sanguine expectations of its success . ... . ' . ' . ¦
' Mr . Losh , from his first settling in this town , was connected with the Society of Protestant Dissenters in Hanover Square , with whom he was a constant fellow-worshipper and communicant . Consequently before the repeal of the Corporation and
Test Acts , he declined an irivitatidn he received from the Corporation of Berwick , to become . their Recorder ; but by the repeal of those acts he was enabled to accept the same office in the Corporation of this town , on the lamented death of his friend ,
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C . Cookspn , Esq :, in May , 1 , 833 . How lamentable that by te deatn another vacancy should have so soon occurred ! As a concluskm . to this hasty and inadequate tribute to the memory of the deceased , we cannot refrain from availing our selves of the very apt quotation made use of by a frieifrd ^ vho ^ kmdi y ^ fu-rnjished—us with many of the above particulars , and in which we most cordially join with him :- —•
Multis ille bonis flehilis occidit Nulli flebilior quam mini . ' ' The remains of Mr / Losh were brought to Jesmond on "Wednesday evening . As a mark of respect to his memory , the ^ Corpbration have intimated to the family their wish to attend the body to the grave .
On the Lord's Day lolTowing , a sermon * was preached to an overflowing congregation , by the Rev . William Turner ^ who , we understand , has been requested to print it , with a short memoir annexed . ( From the 'Newcastle Chronicle of Sept . 28 and Oct . 5 , 1833 . )
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The Editor is much obliged by the" communication of the" extracts from the * Worcester Heralds but / the antidote having been given where the ' poison was . instilled } it is enough . The subject will come under review , shortly , in a more prominent form . 1 A . Sexagenarian' is informed / that the
report he mentions has not reached the JSciitoiv . ....,., . ; ¦ ' .. ; ' : - _; The memoir of the late Rev . THeojp'hilus Edwards is . too long . It shall be inserted next month if-the Editor be allowed to leave out such portions as he deems least suited to his pages ; or , if the respected writer himself ) will reduce it to a smaller and simpler form . (
The Editor was not aware that Unitarian MagftH ?? ' formed partoftjhe announced title of tK ^ newn 3 ine ^ of "" tK « r f'OKriiBtian-Reformer , ' until it was too late for the information to avail , at least for the present . Tentorden District Association , and Leicester Unitarian Tract Society , in our next ,
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384 INTELLIGENCEI AND CORRESPONDENCE .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 1, 1833, page 384, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2627/page/32/
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