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      ^ g ^ d fasj ^ nd immovable in that faith jforNrHicKin life he had 3 acrificed and ' goffered so much . When excommunicated he was advanced in years , and nia frame debilitated , able to dp little

      towards getting a livelihood , and destitute of parochial aid , his wife lame , £ bd ; His daughter afflicted with a grievous scrofuja , and being deprived of the charities of the church , he was severely exercised . But the Lord in whom he trusted did not forsake him , but raised him up a compassionate benefactor in a member of the Chureh

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      DOMESTIC . RELIGIOUS . An Account of Mr . } Fright ' s Mission , in PFales . ^ Extracted from his Jo urnals . ( Concluded from p . 684 . } Iv . Glamorganshire .

      THIS is the most populous county \ n Wales , and . trie most important in a cbr ipniercial point of \ 'iew ; and here Vniiajianism appears to have made greater progress than In any other part 6 f the nrmcipality . 1 preached at the

      forjowinpj places . } . Geutgron . Here I preached in a firm house , to an attentive audience ; § nd Mr . Phillips gave the substance < tf the discourse in vVelsh . Had also tjie , pleasure of Visiting the relations of 6 iiT respected friend , Ml T . Rees ,

      \ vhQse ^ ged grandmother , near her ijunQredth year , feels a lively interest ift ^ tfie success pf , ftxe Unitarian cause . ? . Sivcmfeo , '' ~ 'i $ , $ is populous and i ncreasing t ^ aV tljiereL is ; $ . ver y 4 reactable and improving congregation M | Hny jat ^ iXs membe r ^ some ot theni gqpOQs jbj" auperioi : rank in society , f ^ scov er jqa iich zeal In the Unitarian ¦ Q ^ lTsel Mr . Aub rey ' a l a bours ia Swan-* " appear tp have heen highly useful . Se ! success of Uaitairianlsm seems to

      njve given consiqetable alarm tp some ^ 5 tli e reputed orthodoxy w hat they ha | v : Q xmblished , notwithstandrno ; their HiliDej- . aytjr , and the temper in which $$ H } &X ? Been replied to , can J ] ardly &K ! & £ * # te : ^ 9 ^ 0 ^ ^ proni 9 t ^ i ^ e ? OT |^ SS . 9 ri ^ . 4 v A . Pjea ^ i fi A ifcl ^ fi ^ % VL . Uinff , yTO 8 , t pthe SraHMffPi ^ p ^ iP ^ te ferjw ^ b ^ iid SP-sSHfSi ? - § PJ » s < & w ?^ ,: m ^ y-STOi ^ ft ^*®* * *! & * .. ?> ffw i { ^^ waH Unitaniwi fracjfc :

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      it . of England , who allow ^ ed him a weqkjy stipend , bebide many other favours ,: and this he did after our friend had refused to comply with his request to attend the service of the Church of

      England , ( generous and noble-minded C hurchman ? thy liberality shail not be forgotten ; and may it not rise in judgment again ' st those whose unfeeling bigotry led them to expel and abandon this worthy and unfriended confessor of Christ . Mead Row . T . M .

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      3 ^ While Rock 9 a place near Swansea , connected with the copper workp . Here I preached in a large schoolroom , which is occupied as a . place of worship by Christians of different . pa pties . We had a crouded congregation , a number of genteel persons from , Swansea and its vicinity attended .

      Mr . Phillips repeated the discourse m Welsh . 4 . iicath . The congregation has been raised in this place bv the exertions of Mr . D . Davis . They hav ^ r

      erected a very neat and commodious chapel , in which they now meet . In defraying the expence of erecting thTs , building , they have , been assisted by subscriptions from several places .: S ) H 1 a considerable debt lemair ^ s , . the dlsr charge of which _ . , would be beneficjai to the cause . l ? b £ cq ^ iribuuo ^ ^ f .

      those friends who have not yet give # j any thing t , oward ^ 4 he , . _ J ^ ea ^ vj : fcl »^ ri pel would be thankfull y pp ej i ^ c ^ \ ± preached in this , place fou , f tirae ^; t > fe , fvad respectable , anjJ ^ soi ^^ i of tjj ^ v large congregationsf . 'J-li ^ . ^ ui ^ SAWJfe at Neath are not without , £$ aljno tl £ &

      cause . By steady and p ^ r ^ vcijuig € ^ eruons much goad may be dQn e- ^ i * this town . Mr . Meek preacrhefl Jk *^ - twice . .. -,.. :. v 5 ^ GcUwnnen ' . Here ia a largg anfjtr well built meeung-houfee * > arrK ^ gj ^ r ^ niQUUtainsr of which some Catvinisfe ..

      whp have r ^ o Kind of .. cfc iiii jl # i ^> cflyj deayo ^ ed lately to po * 9 cs ^ kgi » sqlff $ sff bui wer ^ defeated . -i / i ^ [ % \ Q y ? l Wt + Xfejp place was \ he ^ cene o ^ h g ^ sf ^^ l ^ hovi rs ^ f the late . Mr . ^ p \^ aR §^> Mr > iwn&l /** » J ^ i ^ ' ^ W *?§ 5 tti W % &tt 4 g < v 4 * Q $ ^ CW ^ TI / AiRff ^ iyA < m ?> > VUi ^; b W & ^ iimB 1 ^ i 5 J ^ V « l day , and a busy titne aiiiiong _ the far-

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      fntelligence . —Wright ' s Journal qf an VhitaTidfTMission in South Wales . 735 x r .

      Intelligence.

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1816, page 735, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2459/page/43/