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      • carried in the Houses , still s ' tf deef&f footed was the public odium against it , that it is not likely that commissioner * could have Ijeefi found to carry it into etftecfrtf oik * «• - " The petftionsj ' th + y ^ eve daily h p before the * Home , wett * ^ hertttty acdfempft * . iiJed wf # i some remeirfca , so that ea « h night Wrodufced increasing : r ^ pt ^ tetmn wf the ni ^ ilsUre . Ttte pertin < tfai # otf ' thfe ^ MI * » Wter"ty triage termination * r sttbm % Hte » fc line < fe < # iio % ' of &ie House affc * mibhih&rt of reiJrtfBat $ / Vii tras a euhjeot » # ^ n ^ Wil a ^ fsMif&te : " flftoiy ^ iNrtSrns * # * ' £ *•* consequence had withdrawn from btttfV ^ dt ifWfl / Vr ^ uuied , thMfl * *»» * 0 IIIMWfc I *

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      s ^/ jif k ^ ^ ^* ** litf ^ JWBWitP ? anfiMt he was aVle ^ io kee ^^ at i *»^ lie had coin pa jUed to hHn ^ his elerlEiS i interest , against the last < L * j , an ^ d , fo ^ ftF children , / 6 e could trust with conMfentl <* * the Father of the fatherless . Seid < ftfL % aM ' a death-berfheen s . c * calm , so eli ^ erful , ' * b * instructive , I may even add so aimDatfng £ ~

      as his . Asvhe had dune with the yfroiflay » so , iu his own Jauguage , he appeared to * have risen abjiv ^ it . His conversatiojhi wdid - in hjeaven . The greatest efforts of hi * sin ing nature were pijlt forth in exefdisei of parental duty and of piety . Whilst ; hfa '

      strength lasted he was accustomed to lead the worship of his family , and his voice was often heard in the psalms thatt we ' ft * sung * upon these occasions with a' ftilnesi and vig-our that bespoke the earnestness and the joy of his soul . Almost daily he assembled his children arottnd him " sftitl

      gave them his counsels and his blessing ' . Soon after one of these edifying' , exemplary exercises , the spring ' s of life began to appear exhausted and he gently fell asleep , dying * in the Lord , ' resting from * his labours and awaiting that glorious day when them that sleep in Jesus God will bring with Him . The Lord grant that he may find the promised mercy of the Lord

      in that day ; that his friends and children may according to his fervent prayers fiV # tjie life and die the death of the righteous , precious in the sight of heaven ; and that we all may bo pass the time of our sojourir * ing upon earth as to eqjoy a peaceful end and to rise in the resurrection of the just ^ companions of all them that through faith and patience inherit the premises . ' Ariitn and Amen ?'

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      4 # ^\ fe * w ^ < Qm # m » f ' 4 f- . Jams * BEflpBL ^ , p . lll ^^ j ( £ jtAyaate 4 fr ^ jQAthe conclusion of J&T .. Aspland ^ s Funeral . ^^^ J ^ iljllWllfeslirt ) ^ . & i " yte ge .. ft 01 ! 1 ^ 0 ^ prospects ,, ( of , the i ^ P P A ^ > # * . * W * PbM * 4 * ip .. the future iV ? rJ < ft ^ W P ^ an 4 , cjieeiea pur dettMted ^ ot ^ i ^ M ^ f ^ AfliiJss Hsnnrljl . ,. He a ^ ^ jx

      t&hmW ^ -V ^ wWR ^ fcrtlJe yan e of aji ^ j giWMS ^ WWW ^ W * ^^ 4 J ^ . acquired in ea * U ; M th ^ rt « aW ^? fi W % ™ & ch , u ^ y be cft ) ii 4 ^ . f ieiigioBi , *< ¥ & *• '* > < A > fovojasj te * 9 PHP . ' 9 ^ i *)) BC . V rwMon in his last days was , his obngftlipnff . n ^ ver tQ b *

      safficientlj ^ fe ^ giwl ^ ag ;^ , tq ^ jpus parental couns ^ , ^ id e ^ a ^ i p ^ g . ^ fjber ^ oostolic , examj ^ be ^ re ^ s o ^ e ^ jupo ^ . l ^ s faitji as a Christi ^ n ^ ancl ^ i } easojfted w&llj b , ut what is of n ^ re . jCQft § e ^[ U € nce , he f@Jt deeply and felt c 95 rec ^ Iyf 4 I /| his varied a , ud complicated tftp $ a < $ io ^ rw 4 th v | hje world he might err li of

      thr ^ iyjtfMhe neartaiaty e very tiling hitman * Jt mt J [ am ^ rraly pej-suazied lie never , erred ftpna ,, Resign , ^ i ^ as he assured me , was * . on a d , eath-bed , the testimpny of . a goo , 4 po ^ jBcience ; , yet he was conscious , of > imperfections and fcaiUies ap 4 vvithf ^^ cere repefttaiiQe he reposed op the mexcR > of his heavenly Father .

      " It jpJea ^ ed thp , S ^ ver ^ i g-n Disposer of Life to laj , felm iQpg on ithe bed of . lang ^ Wl ^ A ^ U&opi * of v ^ G ^ ery ha ^ l eft h * fy $ mm 9 &fa * before Ui * de ^ artuie ^ ^ dux ^ iq $ Jjlly W ^ iflk ^ i Ene , ^ e . knew Jhe had . nothing te ^ o but to die . But the prospect of certb

      t ^ p 4 e ^ at sp <« n . tiinely aa age , when in "WftlMfe o ^ f jia ^ ui e he n ^ i gjathave calcula |^ d , 041 mia ^ j . y / ears to come , and the % pfa pVjf ^ fjnff W the typrl d a large » W ^ ly ^ wh ^ ip fee was tenderly attached , news t ^ ri £ ^ a ^ i ^ ted him 3 for himr-^/• • d ni l . ' { i : * ,

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      4 * MJort' <« ti 4 ij f * n // > « ii' ' -I ^ WiMDtfntery has be * n in a considerable ** t *" 'of j iqpfeittan cilice our test . Th ' e ^* pIef « etfA > yif ihev City of JiUftdoR has tttmiffo ^ mr ^ il , byn « o « jjDti ^ 8 y cities , towns *^*** ou hyA < xttk + * tttoe tnbje ^ f the . JHouse JJw 6 cvoryuni ^ b |^ covered ' wi € h ^ petitions y ^ in ^ fttiowififintsr 0 $ l&ig * and a ^ a « is > 4 h ^ l afcoatt Ta ^ i » aEfran . the county of Xf ^* f ^ w ^ fMora ^ inpdn * tktw oootoion « uid ¦¦ ft » ••» ** L |» Ultfto 4 fi 9 ns *« , 4 0 * ii , b ^ i ^ BfWWA / «|» O » •^^• auttn ^ rte ^ r to . * >*>«****»<* rd 4 ^ "' JJ ^ jy Pro « lainied , than in thisn ^^ mrkc ^ . i % Onitrs an | t classes of men have united ^« epr < amtingr > t l | ia »^ o « v < iieiou 6 tax , and it **• evident , that if >* h « measure had been

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1816, page 185, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2450/page/57/