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    Besides the usual Resolutions of thanks ...

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    * Since The Above Was Written, Roberts S...

    Calcutta , a monthly Unitarian Magazine nas been established by the R _& v . W . Adam and Rammohun Roy _; the subscription for a chapel has increased to about 1100 / ., and by this time , it is to be hoped , that the erection has actually commenced . Assistance is relied upon from the Unitarians of this country , and your Committee think that the time is fully arrived for such .

    assistance to be rendered . The formation of a respectable congregation at Calcutta , which , they are fully convinced , would promptly ensue on the erection of a Chapel , would be a most propitious event for the Cause of

    genuine Christianity throughout the whole of British India . A considerable impression has been made upon the minds of _intelligent Natives , and that without European agency . * Truth is working her own triumphs ; our chief task is to remove from her path the temporary impediments created

    bypecuniary difficulties . In presenting this unvarnished statement of facts , your Committee cannot but feel that those facts are fully sufficient to evince the great utility of this Institution , and recommend it to the zealous support of the Unitarian

    public ; to strengthen our hopes of the approaching prevalence of a more simple and liberal interpretation , that is to say , of a more correct interpretation of Christianity than has been , and is yet , commonly adopted 3 and to excite thankfulness to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ for the religious light which his Providence has shed abroad , and which is brightening into a glorious day of truth , charity , and righteousness .

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    Besides The Usual Resolutions Of Thanks ...

    Besides the usual Resolutions of thanks to the Treasurer , Deputy Treasurer , Secretary , Committee , Auditors , and Missionaries of the Society , the following were also passed . That the Unitarian Society , the Unitarian Association , and theChristian

    Tract Society , be respectfully invited to unite with the Unitarian Fund in the appointment of a Committee for the purpose of ascertaining the expediency and practicability of forming a General Unitarian Association , which shall embrace all or many of the objects contemplated by those Institutions , together with any other objects the promotion of which may be deemed C ofthe on S T and G needful for ommittee object , with be prosperity common the part appointed to proceed now report power with deputationsofsuchoftheabove Cause . of this hat for And 9 ociety thereon eneral disposed to a are Societiesas a special the above Meeting * , to accede

    thereto . That the Rev , R R J Rev . W . J . Fox . . R be Aspland Taylor , 9 Deputation authorized tocarry a 9 effectand they that be toact mittee on behalf of the Unitarian Fund effect , and that they be authorized to act as Members of the proposed Committee on behalf of the Unitarian Fund . Esq . Christie foregoing Esq 9 y the esolution , and the into

    Of the Females a smaller proportion . Of the Boys , about one-half , of the Girls Not quite one-fourth . A rigid moral discipline appears to be kept up . Three Members have been ejected for irregular conduct , one of whom attends divine service at the Chapel door , waiting the satisfaction of the Members as to his _information , for re-ad _nrisssion .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 9, 1824, page 43, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/smrp_09061824/page/7/