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      Birmingham , where he gained ' no little popularity ; and in 1821 , he succeeded the late * Dr . Iiindsay as minister of the -Presbyterian ^ congregation in 'Monkwell Street Here he continued till the" disloJution of the congregation in 1824 . For a year or two * he preached occasionally at—Essex— Street— Ghapel ^ and ^ mSre statedly at York Street Chapel . * He seems afterwards to have relinquished the ministry : he withdrew his ^ rfame from the Body of Ministers ^ of ? the Three Denominations , as he did < alsb from the Unitarian Association . ' & We

      know not that he ^ pubiisl&d' any thing . \ L here axe passages of several of his sermcpsr * comnfunicated by himself ^ arid ^ others / in the volumes of the •> ' Monthly Repository , " Old Series / * / ' ^ .- ¦ ¦ ¦' .

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      MRS . GASKliit v Of ^ DtJGKlNFIELD . « ¦ ¦ r ¦ * % 4 ¦ i Ann , wife of the Rev . J * Gaskill , of Duckinfield , departed this life early on the morning of Monday , the 6 th February . She had suffered for more than a fortnight preymm her # cea ^ efmHef ^ rviolent

      attack of erysipelas , which baffled all efforts to alleviate or remove its virutence . She met her end , fully sensible of its approach , with great fortitude and resignation , leaving her infant children and an affectionate husband , her only ? treasures here upon earth , for that more" perman ^ t enjoyment reserved in heav ^' fo / tliose 'who love C * ofta ^ wal k 1 ifl # fear 5 ••' - *¦ ; This event" has cast a * clbud over a

      wide circle ^ df relative s * an * d friends , all of whom most *\ leepT ^ sympathize in the loss her husband ^ has so fatally to feel , and bitterly to deplore . Possessing , as she did , a cultivated musical taste , and" great suavity of manners , hex society '^ aB alway s acceptable to those on wli ' drn that favour was conferred . In her domestic duties ,

      the rare assemblage of those qualities was combined which' constitute the true and essential character of a mi-

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      nister ' s wife . - The ^ companion u ^^^ ueat |^ mdivid % h must herself be" wejl 4 edifeated . ^ Ae disburser of a # nited inctmae ^ must-be prepared to i > ' ' ' ?^ T ^^> * ' * $ ! £ < - ;• # ¦ ' ¦ ¦ , * ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦;• ¦ ¦ i * i . limitherfown % ajftjs ^ nd circuinscnbe her wishesSiThou § h sometimes seen iiVthe saloons ^ of , the affluent , she must frequentlylhe found in the dwell-4 ngs-of-thp ^ bor ^^^~~ - — - ' Her injermenfr || p |^ p lace on the Saturday f fallowmg ^ lSjr ^ 66 , ^ 86 , on vv'hie ^ pccasioif th 1 e * S . ev . James Brooks , ofp ^ cte , was the oiBciating minister . OlftlTMayiafter , he deliverM a most impressiv ^ e ^ Hi ^ purse j to a deeplp . affected and numer ^^; audience , suited

      to the solemn ^ oe ' casion . ' . ' A strong desire was exprepsed ^ by many who heard it , that it triighi | , assume a more durable form , as vissuing ^ irom the pressgjkThe ^ text w . a ^ very ^ a ^ pprji ) - mhM ~* &Lovfer < cmd friend hast Thou removed far from me , W . H .

      Duckinfield ^ Feb . 18 .

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      selected rnjhi the ^ Papers of the Rev . John Hincks ; with a Memoir of the Author . By J . H . Thorn : ; ^ The Claims of ^ Uriitarian

      Christianity to the respectful Consideration of the Reflecting : l Public , —Two Sermons . By ^ B | p % a ; rt . ¦ ¦ Bigotry Bep N f ^^ fj Ta Series of h&t ^ ters' iri ;^ ply ^ fei ^| &v ? N . Armsti ^^^ ^^ nes ^

      o % . y » *• ' - ' Tne ^ ; Rise V and ^|^^ in twenty ^ ftve years /? ln ^| e « lJ ^ ed State s ' of A ^ e Hca ? oflttSottfili ^ rian Congregatjjons ^ under the designation of Christians . ^ By' SimonClo ' ugh . the

      r A'Collection' of Hymns ^ f ^ r Use of Unitarian Christiaasjin Public Worship , and in the ! Private Culture of the Religious AiTectione . Bristol . , -A Rejoinder to ^ mev . R . W . Hamilton ' s Reply td ^ a ^ Sermon denominated Unitarians entitled to the name of Christians , By J . Hutton , LL . D .

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      of 32 uNtTARiAK chronicle ;

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      Lonopp ; PrUUgii by W ? v ^ wiss , Stumfora-str ^ ct .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 1, 1832, page 32, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1807/page/16/