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    € i agai ^ t tn ^ ffi ^ ttlficy iA oiir e # - peciationsj * resjj ^ ctfti ^ others * or © ur § elv § s . A &rkjffdik ^ pious aiid benevolent , a- % reli £ ver lit one God evenJ he Father ^ yet , occasionally th ^ sjeerning worshipper of k Tri - nity , ; bowing in the house of Rimmon and iayifig ^ in this thing pardon , thy servant ; —^ Such is the utmost that cast be reasonably expected , under the puny , discipline pF highUife ; Jebbs , Wake--fiiMs and Lindteys must be formed in another school , : SEMPER EADEM .

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    Mr , Turner $ History of the New-_ r i castk Congregation . Jfezvcastfe . JSfov . 4 , 1811 . ~ - ' K y $ *! h .. . . Hftd Ibt-eri at all aware of your intention to honour my Sketch " wifh £ «(> inany of your pages , I would have endeavoured to render

    it Aore peritect by pfeyiously cor-Tec (| ng it from observations communicaled to me ,. by my ingenious and accurate friend , the Rev . Josent Huafet of Bath . Whether you \ viA \ noyjf admit the fplhAving jbrie ; f poti f fes , must be left to your

    better judgment * * 1 am ; Sit , & ^ . ; VlUXlAM TUltNER . * Whether Dr / Gilpin had , either

    before or affter , any othet assistants , Cannot now beasc « tained Q / It ^ r ^ eirs from Gala my , p . & 4 . ( I ijk tl ^ e edititexi of 1713 , ) fhat Mr . "JoKii PrirtgliE * , who was ejected from

    | igUngtfemfi in North umborland ^ ^ Mia ^ 6 K i ^ caitte ; tod preached iMM < ftiaiiy for Dr . Gitpin . He $£ & Mto % I 69 &kii 1691 . Culan ^^ fi ^ ili fbrttfil iisi thto ; * Ir . W * 3 l » l * " B 9 v ! A * an eminent orienta-- / J ^ l ^ dfefcifetl froiiti Ore * l Staintfan , l f J ^ W yJ $ fr ^^ <> f Durha m ,

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    about thm ye ^ r , l $ p % or 1693 , removed fraoi Boston in Lincolnshire t < j / Newcastle ^ ^ vrhere he was assistant to Dr . Gilpin and there be finished his labours and breathed his last . p . 28 ft . He died in December l 693 » About this time , Mr . Timothy Manlove was minister at Newcastle * Is it possible to retrieve any account of this gentleman ? of whom Cialamy says in his preface p . xxxii , that 'neither Oxford nor Cambridge would have needed to have been

    ashamed to have produced him . * There is an engraved portrait of hitti extant , which has occasioned the introduction of him into Mr « Noble ' s continuation of Granger ;

    he is however generally an maccu ^ rate and ill-informed femgraplier , atdi mthe c ^ sepf Mr ^ Mianlpveis particuiariyso . In l ^^ % geBLtl € m « ua of his name was minister at ,

    Dutham . In Life of Deaa Copaber , p . 331 , and in some ^ empTauda which I have put d

    reference to the authority on which I had enumerated hin ^ ^| rpqpg ; U » e niinisters of that respectj ^ hle society * I am the more ? aiijcipUs , ta procure a better 4 ccoui ) t pftfiis

    Mi Rlanlove , fTom t ^ e cir ^ upistance of his work oj ^ the Iiumor * tality of the Soul baying been pub . lished by Mr * Mat . Sylvesjer , a relation of my own , and * minister of eminence in the first race of

    Non-conformists , for whose history 1 have long been cqil ^ Pg , m *~ terials . On the rteath of ^ r- M ^ oYe ' I 69 & , Mry Thp ^ s f ^ radiiury seems to Mfe been ap £$ > ptaP BSm $ iitapt » lp XteiQilpin , fer I havf now before »« * dirnitt * yo- vol *

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1811, page 722, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2423/page/18/