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    Unitarian Petitions on the Marriage Law . The Committee of the Unitarian Association have reminded the different congregations in connexion with the Society , that it is desirable to be prepared with petitions to both Houses of

    Parliament on the subject of the Marriage Law as early , as possible in the present Session . They state that the petitions may either be sent to the Secretary , Mr . Edgar Taylor , for presentation , or put into the hands of any Member of Parliament whose support a congregation can obtain . Forms of the petition may be obtained

    of the Association , on application to the Secretary . They are nearly the same as those adopted in the last Session of Parliament , and proceed upon the principle of the Bill , drawn up by Mr . Richmond , and adopted by the Association , and heretofore presented to the House of

    Commons by Mr . W Smith . The present state of the Marriage Law is explained , iMon , Repos . XIV . 174—178 . The Bill referred to wilh be found in the » ame voHune , p . 383 . Apd the proceedings in Parliament upon the' question are sported , XIV . 333—3 $ 6 , and 446 , and XVI . 498 , 499 . *

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    Ecclesimtical Preferments . Rev . C . J llLoMriii ^>/ D . D . ? ( U&&for of St . BbtbljflTsV Bishopsfcate , ) to' be A rchdea 6 on of Colchester . Rev . T . W . Bloiv ^ erc , M . A ., tote Canon Residentiary of St . Paul ' s Cathedral , vice Dr . Samuel Rydefr Weston , deceased . 4 »

    Rev . G . Holcombe , D . D ., to be a Prebendary of Westminster , vice Blomberg : Hon . and Rev . J ; E . Boscawen , M . A ,, to be Canon or Prebendary of Canterbury , vice Holcombe .

    The King has been pleased to grant to the Rev . J . H . Monk , B . D . and Regkis Professor of Greek in the University of Cambridge , the Deanery of Peterborough , void by the Death of the Rev . Dr . T . Kipling-.

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    Bigotry in a Public Company . —A . vacancy was recently declared In the office of clerk to the Merchant Taylors ' Company , one of { he most opulent of the chartered Companies of the city of London . A great nunifoer of gentlemen in the profession of the law , some of them of the highest respectability ^ started as candidates . To reduce their nunrber , in : order to make' an election more * & » y ,

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    luf&ligence ^ r- ? Unitarian Petition * on the Mqrrrdg-e Law . 126

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    A List of the Committee of Deputies appointed to protect the Civil Rights of the three Denominations of Protestant Dissenters , for the Year

    1822 . William Smith , Esq ., M . P ., Chairman , Philpot Lane ; Joseph Gutteridge , Esq ., Deputy Chairman , Camberwell ; James Collins , Esq ., Treasurer , Spital Square ; John Christie , Esq ., Hackney Wick ; Samuel Favell , Esq ., Camberwell ; Benjamin

    Shaw , Esq ., London Bridge-foot ; Henry Waymouth , Esq ., Wands worth Cotomon ; Joseph Stonard , Esq ., Stamford Hill ; William Titford , Esq ., West Street , Walworth ; John Bentley , Esq ., Highbury ; John T . Rutt , Esq ., Clapton ; Robert Wainevvright , Esq ., Gray ' s Tnn Square ; Robert Winter , Esq ., Bedford Row ; B .

    P . Witts , Esq ., Friday Street ; Thomas Wood , Esq ., Little St . Thomas Apostle , Queen Street ; William Freme , Esq ., Catherine Court , Tower Hill ; George Hammond , Esq ., Whitechapel ; WilKatn Marston , Esq ., East Street , Red Lion

    Square ; Joseph Beirwell , Esq ., BatterS&a ; William , Esdaile , Esq ., Clapham Common ; William Hale , Esq , Horaerton ; John Addington , Esq ., Spital Square ; William Burls , Esq ., Lothbury ; Thonias Stiff , Esq ., New Street , Covent Garden .

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    to & 0 & a ehapek in tBe parish of Delameref « beft » c .-wc , iwcBC driven ftom Kings - ley , -tf we c 011 ^ receive a little assistance . There are three promising young men in the neighbourhood , who have preached for us , and whose active services encourage the hope of much usefulness . I called . on the Rev . Mr . Lyons in ¦

    the spring of last year , and stated our case . He wished me to draw up proposals for the building of a chapel at Delaxnere . Delamere is one of the most improred places in Cheshire . We conceive that a chapel would be of singular use , and that we might obtain a good Sundayschooh As the materials for building are close at hand ,. as wages are low , as

    we have 15 / . in hand , and as the land would be given , the expense would not exceed 6 QL We submit this statement to the consideration of the public , if you thiuk it proper to insert it in the Monthly Repository or Christian Reformer , hoping that we may receive aid from some of our Unitarian brethren , and from some of the Fellowship Funds .

    1 remain , Your persecuted and humble servant , - * EDWARD ASTBURY Delatnere , Jan . 31 , 1822 . Meinbers " 1 WILLIAM GARNER . CongSion . J OKORGE FERMAH .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1822, page 125, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2509/page/61/