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    • IRISH SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION.
    • MANCHESTER.
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      mention these things mainly with a view to encourage other attempts to employ during the week the rooms that are now used all but , if not quite ,

      exclusively on the Sunday . The congregation in Salford is neither rich nor large , but they are the occasion of nearly 400 children being taught ; namely , 250 Sunday scholars , and aTwuOl ^ O in ^

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      58 UNITARIAN CHRONICLE .

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      Missions to the Poor . We always felt a confidence that missions to the poor , on the plan of Dr . Tuckerman , would be instituted by the Unitarian body as soon as they became acquainted with their objects

      and probable effects . Evidence of the propriety of our confidence is beginning to present itself . In addition to the mission in the metropolis , a mission is on the eve of being commenced in Manchester , and another is contemplated in the same place . A benevolent member of the Rev . J . J .

      Tayler's congregation proposes fo devote from two to three hundred pounds a year in order to set on foot a mission chiefly to his own workmen * His plans , so far as they are matured , embrace a school for the education of the children of his workmen

      conducted on a superior plan , and with an especial view to the formation of the moral character and principles . By this means , the minister , who will at first have to employ himself mainly in the school , will be able to get

      amongst the people , and establish , from the connexion , that would be thus opened through the children , with the parents , such a course of labours and instructions , as would employ him in his proper functions . A school for adult unmarried women is also

      contemplated , conducted by a female , mainly with a view to improve their knowledge of domestic concerns . The great business , and in fact the great difficulty is , to find a person suited for the undertaking .

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      The Rev . J . Taylor late of Rivirigton , has accepted an invitation from the Unitarian congregation , Dob-Lane , near Manchester .

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      Mr . May , late of Ireland , has succeeded Mr . Dean . in the pastoral charge of the Unitarian congregation at ~ Stand ^ iiear ^ M . anchftslex . __ _

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      The Rev . S . Bache , late of Dudley , has accepted the office of one of the pastors of the congregation assembling in the New Meeting-House , Birmingham , as coadjutor to the Rev . John Kentish , and successor to the Rev . J . R . Wreford .

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      The Rev . J . C . Meeke , late of Stoekton-on-Tees , succeeds the Rev . J . Philips as minister of the Unitarian congregation at Lincoln .

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      At an Extraordinary Meeting of the General Body of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the Three Denominations residing in and about the Cities of London and Westminster , holden at the Library , Redcross Street , on Thursday , April 19 th ,

      1332—The Rev . F . A . Cox , IX . P , in the Chair—It was Resolved , That this Body is deeply impressed with a sense of the duty of a Christian community , to provide for the educafc tion of the whole people , as the . Jbest

      security for social order and harmony , and as the most likel y means , under the blessing of Divine Providence , to promote the true knowledge of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ , and the fear and worship of Almighty God .

      Irish Scriptural Education.

      IRISH SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION .

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      The Rev . Mr . Ryland has . resigned the pastorship of the Unitarian congregation at Newington Green .

      Manchester.

      MANCHESTER .

  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 1, 1832, page 58, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1811/page/10/