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    ti £ g £ y symbols , which prey ailed in the times of Mosea and afterwards . A w& ' e * undoubtedly , if such as she ° Ufifh t % o b ^ , is a moral security as well as ^ a hejp-niate to her husband ; nor could the atrength and position of one of his own ribs fail significantly to

    suggest to him , that she , in . turn ought to ; be an object near and dear to nis heart . BEN DAVID .

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    SgR , QQtober 15 ,, 1822 , f I ^ HI 5 Ujoitariaii Society at JL being necessitated to vacate their chapel several Sabbaths ,. for * the purpose of its undergoing some repairs , made application to the Society of t € Friends / ' requesting their permission to make use of their JVIeeting-House at intervals in which it would

    not be occupied by themselves . The Friend to whom the application was first intimated , expressed his own inclinations to be favourable to a compliance , acknowledging that on occasions in which application had been made by hi ^ brethren for the use of

    the Unitarian Chapel , it had been readily complied with . He proceeded immediately to lay the case before his friends j by whom he was instructed to return an answer , which , with the advice of several friends ,, I have judged proper to offer for insertion in your

    Repository . It may answer some useful purposes , both to those of pur own persuasion and others , thus to be apprized of the judgment and feelings of a society , whose general amenity of manners have justly attracted the esteem of the liberal part of the

    community , upon the point merely of a reciprocal accommodation in conducting religious services . The even demands of justice seem to require it to be added , that on the applications which / have bqen made by the FVtetids for tlie use of our chapel U * a few

    instances since the adoption of their prohibitory resolution , that part of it which requires their reasons to be alleged , " restraining " them " frona

    reciprocally granting tU # ir own / ' has not , so far as our inforination reaches , been observed . Tne following is a & 9 HJ of the answer made to our application

    . * ¦> ... < . ^ RBSPBCTED Fnil&N DS , ^ -l hare consulted my friends on the subject on which you spoke ta me last

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    evening , and jthey requested me ta acijjl you tl * e inclosed Minute wftjeh prohibits us from acceding to your request , " I am , respectn # ly , - " Yoiir Ffietia ,

    A Minute of-tbeYtol-ly Meeting of the Society of Friends * 1799 . * € t . ' It is . the ju ^ menttof this Meeting , that our Meeting-Houses should not be lent to the Ministers of other Societies , who do not profess to depend on Divine direction in every step , taken in worship and ministry ; and for the use of modes

    and forms , from which we are religiously restrained . On this account , it is the further judgment of this Meeting , that tne Meeting-Ho uses of other Societies should be very cautiously applied for , or accepted ; and it is recommended on such occasions , if unavoidable , that Friends endeavour in meekness and

    wisdom to inform such as are free to offer their Meeting-Houses , of the reasons by which we are restrained from reciprocally granting our own / "

    As the above statement is made with no disposition to arraign the personal conduct of the parties immedrately concerned in this affair before the tribunal of the public , I abstain from the mention of their names and

    place of residence , as also from that of my own ; which , however , I am ready to give , should it be required in confirmation of the c orrectness of what I have alleged . AN UNITARIAN .

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    Clapton ^ Sir , October 11 , 1822 . IN the last number of your Repository , ' ( pp . 523—525 , ) is a paper by T . F . B , relating to the remission of sins , as connected with the death of Christ ; being the continuation of his former remarks , inserted in the

    Number for April ( pp . 211—213 ) . In another place , ( p . 288 , ) are some observations upon the same subject by my valued and respected friend , Mr . Gogan . Should the following communication , in reply to 1 Y F . B ., be deemed worthy * to appear on your t

    pages , it is submitted , not withou considerable diffidence , to the candid attention of your readers . Your correspondent thus states his own proposition : 4 < I contend , in effect , that the > mediation of Jesus Christ , especially liis sufferings and death , are set forth in Scripture asrtbe

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    6 < $ 6 Quakers' Prohibition of theJLoan . of Mveting * Hou * es to other- Dissenters .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1822, page 666, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2518/page/10/