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    establishment ; but tbat ^ as these orders appeal to have originated in iBist ^ i : ^ ^ fc 4 p& $ vei ^ ja € yj ^ aais ^ gi 4 & any 4 nteiition io 4 totel # ^ M % $ W& Acfcfes V * f worship , the C ^ n ^ i ^ iC 4 sSembl y do not

    consider * fc to fee necessary to proceed rartner in this matter at present . And the General Assembly embrace { his ^ p | ftprfMty « WMdKring i ! he Jgb ^ dial fc ^ 4 Ma % t te < l | lniWrft ; pf the Church « r % Jte wHmmk km ^^ jfo i £

    VepiW « " ^^ M aU : $ Rbyal { 'Fbmfiy ^ ift | *^^ eiq >^ s ^ i ^ ir tindtta-^ fiWci ebnAdetiee , ^ at . ' actfiiited by the ^ liie ^ ^^! !!^^ bf ¦ iBy ^ fma i ^ % ion Wlpi h % e Hllneftd g * flM them , het inini ^ tfe ^ and pfeacftwsWift ticker 6 eis e t 6 8 ff ^ r -tip , along ^ ith tneiV peddle , their fervent stippRcatibri ^^ tt ) Althifftity

    God in behalf of a family tb ^ rhoih , TLnftgr Pi-oyidenfe , we are m&ebted for § b matiy distuig ^ iish ^ d ^ bl ^ ssiii ^ s , both Isacired dM cW ^^^ oW , that WaVthie tobstance 6 f what be m € fint tQ oner ; ^ biit if any thing could ^ be adde&by the Assembly which , Svithmit departing

    irqin the design of bis motion ^ # billd ten <^ r its m daniiig itibfe tile&r , 6 r the ekpriessidn of it hiofe proper , he' shoiilii be happy to adopt any such improvement ; for he decided mbst sdlemrily , in the presence bf ' that VfenWble Assemtty , that in btmgink this subject

    liiider discussion , he Was inftueheed by no other / feelihg , than a fij ^ m conviction that it wafc his duty to do so , and ai \ , anxious desire t } Q' preserve the rights of ttie Church , Which apbeaired to him f

    to have ^ been encroached on ^ and that &e wished -to / do the thing in the simplegt and inost respectful manner . He was not desirous to speak Upon the subject ; and if the Assembly were

    disposed to agree to- the motion ; he wbuld refrain from saying u single wftrdv , >^ llre ^ tPi'ocu rator and others having stated that ? it Was one to which they could ttot agrees ' - -iu Mn Thomson now observed / he was

    wriy to bfe ^ reduc ^ i to thfe necessity of entering into the Wierits of the question mfotk the H ^ me . '' ' Me Mti h < i > ped that the w ^ tion ^ ^ io its Aitit and ' e ^ en ^ a t » 4 t 6 'lan ^ uaffiai wouid ltote ^^

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    nfiSI ^ I JrSt toTSe ^ ftP m ^^ l ^ He vlWftl nwlr ^ g f ^^ SS of xe ^ nin ^ t ^ ^ Vov ^^ TS

    cause ihat lw ^ &M ^ M ^^^|^|^^ attdch ^ to it . Nowiiatl ^ ai ^ b ^ y ^ all doribt > t > r-J ^ dntrijy ^ ra \ dtsd privilege in iwoor eef&s ^ tiiecdteQii « titwiibn : s it was #£ ^ iftl 6 ||^ i ^ ii ^ i ^ y 0 {^ tanee to the safety ' of ^ tfi ^ fiiBhiH-cl ^ ias might be vs ^ en ^ rom tfete ^ tniffeles that

    were made to deprive ' us of it by a pereecutihg ^ vemment ^ nd ^ iuting > hderarchy ; it was th ^ for ^ hieh otcr forefetheta extended , so ^ noblyfor which 'they fought 1 and ibted- ^ ana which , by their sufferings and their

    perseveraade , they securedlto us ; and it was tliat which we could not part with , without endangering the ^ iWiole fabric of that Chinch him qvhie&y he trusted , we were aH cdnBblentioHsly attached . More need not he said oh

    that head . But the GWer in CouncD which had just how been read , trended upon this privilege . It prescribed prayers to be uaed by > tite , ministers and : pi-eachers of &we ^ Iiurehi ^ asid consequently fit ^ u ^ fc tpl hp resisted as we valued the integrity ^ ofethle fehurch . But it wouW be ailee : ed that thi&

    privilege had been actually taken away or rather denied to tjie Clk ^^ Ii bjs np ^ act in tfae 16 th : of Qjieen Ani ? % iH ^ Wch ministers . «© f ^ he iC 2 I&irehi m h Scatlwid are enjoined to jiuyiaexpireas ^ iKls for tiie Iloyal - nta ^^ AudiihaA ^ tthe Clmrch did not ^ ppQBe mT ^ ef ^ BBtT

    against ; the snactinenfc <^ tibfo * eim woiild say , withciut hefeitetfep ^ itto *^ proceeded upon Sn » tipwy | fim >^^ ^ nd [ ought ; not tOihl ^ ev * N ^«^ fe ^ But what were the cirQiffWl ^ fifii ^ s ®^ wVktei&hto ^^ to bectttttts & lax ^ l n 'W&ky w ^ re tbes « At thtoi&me it !^^ aM , ^ iigio ^^^| vlfe «

    k ^ i fito d ^ ffa ^^ eno ^ iof . hift-Criend ^ S ^ cm * fc *»'»* i " gi ( M ^ jB' ^' i' ^ " * J ^^ MJiuMwMJiiBfiSliMwSHMffli 8 llMiHMSWPiljllKiliHHWB > Pl '

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1820, page 566, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2493/page/2/