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      A Vouti ? " ? 1 % M'sd * y Evening Lectures , ^^ w iSt Se J ^ clivcred at the Mecting - ti wsey ik ^ fP orshi ' p Street , near Fins-Ury Sqw * t *>* Commencing' Thursday X ^ i ember 7 / A , 1816 .

      Service to begfti at Half-past Six o ' CIock precisely . m * Z& ¦ ' **> ' ' ?* ' The Practical Ih&o&ce et a Belief in the Unity of God .

      jVto . 14 / A . ——— Practical Importance of the Difference between Calwmsiu and Umtariaoism . Ato . 21 s * . ¦ — On Relinom Feeling . \ iW : $ 8 ' * . — The Final Happiifrss of ail Men predicted in

      Scrip-/ fee , 5 * A . Jfotf . R . Jlsplatid . Tlic ioveiinese of the Divine Character on the Unitafiaa Scheme . Dec : \ tth . Rev . T . Rees . The Titles and Offices of Christ consistent with his Humanity . life . 19 th . Rev . J . Gilchrlst . The Doctrine of the Atonement .

      Dec . &Gth . Rev * R * Aspland . The ImporUnee of the Birth of Christ on the Cnitari ^ Q Scheme . Before the expiration of the year , the < oufytctors of the Lecture design , with ike Uiviue Blessing s to publish aJList of SubjebU fat * the remainder ' of the Course .

      t'he TresiAuret will attend in the Vestry wylkvejutjg after Serrlce ,, to receive the ^ bsfcrjjrfions of- thos e who ; naay he disfftsedrte ^ oiktribute to the Support of these Lectures * . . »

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      Vltitoton Fun& ftecturte ** , in the Presht / totfan bfetting- Hou ** * Han ove ^ -Street , AehgSere . l ^ jtliTOR ^ i ll be carried on m the above J « t ' « f . y ^ rsliio ' au J ^ e Suiulay and Tues - % Evwiin ^ s , during ihe Winter Season , l ^ rr to continence an Sunday Evenl ! i 6 , Nov : io .

      *<*** & *> Imgbi emch Evening at Halfl « u * l Six o' Cloth . - ** " *« & » Mw . \ 0 .- ^ -Re * . JT . Aspland . — «* Wty Of God ^ the Plain , Invariable I !! * * * of Divine Rerebftw * n . - / ViBt % , AW , i ^;— R ^ . f ^ . j . poarm—T ^* f ^ ^^ »« of Christ . ^ Nb > , iVotr . 17 . ^ - ^ ' ' ^•^ y € 6 rmpted by False Philoi

      £ gZ » 9 > ^ , ~ ^ ffl ^ »^^ tte of tfns Hoiy Spirit .

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      Tuesday ' , ISTov . 26 . —/ Jetf . J ^ . Fox .- ~ - Chmt ' s Temptation . N . B . Lists of the Preachers and Sub-. jects for the First Course terminating with the year I 81 tf , will h « issued in a few days , and may be had at Worship Street and St . Thomas ' s , on the Evenings of Service at those Places .

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      Lancashire PresbtfteYtati Quarterly Meeting . vSlR , The lait Quarterly Meeting of Ministers , generally denominated Presbyterian , was held at Chewbent , on the 3 d instant . Tbe Rev . Mr . Ashton conducted the devotional

      parts of the service , and the Rev . Mr . Brettell preached from Matt , vh . % a veiy useful aud acceptable discourse on the paternal character of God . The extreme wetness of the day precluded the attendance of all distant friends , and must hare

      considerably lessened the attendance at the chapel j which , nevertheless , was iiot inconsiderable . Between twenty and thirty persona dined together £ f £ er the service , and spent the afternoon in a mam * er not unworthy of the occasion ; and in tlie eren-i

      ing the greater part of the company retired to the hospitable mansion of a valuable member of the congregatioti , ~ tmd a stead y friend to the interests' of religious truth ana " liberty . ' On some occasions , the attendance at the chapel hats disappointed ihe '

      expectation of the members of the Quarterly M eet i n g , but at Cta ewbewt , vf ! tfe reporter can say with great truth , that th&y * &t& always gratified witb beholding a hfttnefoWs arid devout congregation of ChiiStirfii worshippers . .. . w . J . Manchestery Oct . 14 , 1 ^ 1 € » .

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      Mr . Saint on the Chapel at Soirthtfmpton . Sir , - ¦' ¦* ¦ ¦ I Have long been expecting to see , through the Medium -of your valuable Mlsct ? tTatiy , a statement of the sums raised by different congregations ' , in aid of the Unitarian cause at Southampton . From what I have heard within the last few weeks , I fear in disposition is the caiise of the dela ^ y . I Sincerely

      hope that , Mr . B . 1 ravels , pr one of his friends , who are in possession of fh « ' dacxifnients , will for the satisfaction of those persons who have subscribed ^ lay an early statemetit before the public , t-hro « gh the medium of the Monthly Repository . I aiti the-more earnest in this request , because I am myself in some small degree connected ia ^ he collections made in beiTalf of that interest , ( though at the thrie I * w&s so

      engilded , I Tvas not fully aware of the rt ^ ntircf by which the Chapel wa * held ,, ) trt > i € > $ t || - duced m ^ to decline ntceptifig the invite tiott givemneby the people at' ^ Wrt * Atoptoh to become their minister . * if 'I ' MUliiv

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      fatclli gence . —TFtmhip Street Lectures .- ~ Hanover Street Lectures . 6 ^ 1

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1816, page 621, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2457/page/57/