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      were formerly most numerous , they do not , I believe , increase . The truth is , that the only religious contest now carried on in France , is not between Catholics and Protestants , but between Christians and unbelievers /'

      Eustace ' s Letter from Paris 1814 . 8 vo . p . 75 .

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      RELIGIOUS , Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire Unitarian Association * The Unitarian Association for Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire ,

      was held , according to the previous notice , at Lutton , Thursday , June the 30 th . There was a public service &n the preceding evening , when the Rev . G . Smallfield

      preached . The Rev . J , Hawkes preached both the sermons on the Thursday . The public services were well attended . The minis . ters and their friends , in all sixtytwo persons , dined together . The annual business of the Book

      Society , connected with this association , was attended to . The next association is to be held at Lincoln .

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      Unitarian Fund Anniversary . [ Continuedfrom , p . 372 , and 515 . ] The committee next detailed a missionary journey of Mr .

      Campbell , of Newcastle-upon-Tyne , undertaken at the instance and under the direction of the Rev . W » Turner , and the Rev . James Yates « In connection with the name of

      Mr , Campbell , they remarked , in their report , that although in general the Unitarian Tract Society have made way for the Unitarian Fund , in one instance , viz . at Newcastle , missionary preaching has led to the establishment 6 i a

      society for the distribution of tracts . We have already given ( pp . 512—515 ) an account of the General Association of the

      Unitarians of Scotland : this the committee inserted into their Report . They stated that application had been made to them by the Assom ciation for assistance in the

      settlement of a minister , who should also act as a missionary , at Car - luke ; and that the matter was referred to the decision of the next committee . *

      Scotland occupied , as might be expected , no mean place in the Report : but subsequent intelligence has been received by the present committee from Mr . Wrightt

      who has recently finished a tour of six months in that country , of which we are allowed * by the liberality of the committee to premise our readers an abstract . Donations in Tracts-iro n * thm . - _ ' a . ¦ - - _ - ¦ - ¦ - ' - - ¦ -

      • The committee for the present year have agreed ^ tp co-operate with th « Scotch Association in this measure : A

      suitable minister has offered himself : He is to divide his services between Carluke and Paisley , aqd to act as « missionary in the nci&hbouthopd . £ » .

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      Intelligence . —Unitarian Fund Anniversary 645

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      ? OJU ix . 4 ©

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      Manchester College , York . The following benefactions have been received for this institution : Tbos . O . Phillips , Esq . Man- I j . dt Chester . . . 5 o o

      David Ainsworth , Esq . Preston 5 % Q Rev . John Yates , Toxteth Park , near Liverpool , towards discharging the debt on the York Buildings . 100 O O The following congregational collection has likewise been

      received . from Dudley , by the Rev . 2 . * d . _ James Hews Bransby . 15 14 2 Manchester , Sept . 15 , i 8 l 4 G . W , W ,

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      DOMESTIC .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1814, page 645, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2445/page/57/