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      Ordination qf theMev < J \ Mart mean . ¦ ' ONSttriflafo October 2 $ thefoev . James Martmeau was Ordained a pastor of the Prfcsbyieriftti congregation assembling in Etistic ^ SAet ^ Dnblihv Bjr this society he has been recently called to the office of assistant and future successor to its

      ve ^ teraiifle sen % r ministerthe "Rev : Philip Tttyiori ^« 8 « f ttdvaliced ag > e has Induced hitfl to * e $ r&frtwti the'tttDl ^ duties of a pastoral- 'ConTiexion prolon ^ d through MtpvMw ^ eats . »^ le 1 i » remarkable' 'thttt M ¥ i T 8 ^ l ^ s \ : i > red ^« s so » £ n&fa 1 heMii-Id ^ fj iOft-t W : ^ Wv' wd ^^ e $ otf i » f I the m-e ^ cycling mUitetey v Mv . Nuthamel Wtld , awdjthai t *^ e ^ tijrtogeiiei * atiotote ^

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      ^^ y , ^ ltj ? er ^ ffti fiecwjjjr ^ imOTe ^ ii r ^ 4 ijcopr # fiftogitjRwta ^ 4 J ««; , ' ? .:-K ^ y : S ^ lM ^ i ^ ij ^ iMfft ^^^ lBt ^^^ ao ^ e c ^ f lyis ^ 'f ? , In these 4 fW Qlnioctri ^ test ?^ , ^ inci f in this laud pif ^ xclupve r ^ ltgi oni ^ Sil * , Jif as * efrfslif ing as it Is m ^ e tpjiear the simple principle maintained , that resemblance to Christ is the only

      test , of tj ? e Christian } Jind jwe " . ^ r * jtlie blgptry ; or t ^ e insepsibilil ;^ olf tfe he ^ rjer who could remain unmoved b y tjie irutH and earnestness with which the excellent preacher contrasted the meiiiocni ^ of excellence in which Christians usually rest ; with the sinless perfection oijfae Saviour ' s character . The Rev . Jatiies

      Armstrong then addressed the congregation as the advocate o f the Presbyterian church . By gathering together froittthe Acts and the Epistles of St . Paul the scattered hints which there occur relative to the discipline of . the first Christian societies , he framed an interesting sketch of the primitive church , and pointed out its close resemblance to the Presbyterian system of government , as

      maintained by the Synod of Munster > He traced cursorily the history of the Irish synods , arid reprobated , in terms which should make bigotry blushvthe intolerant proceedings and malignant passions by which the Ulster Synod has recently been agitated and ' disgraced . After explaining the nature and vindicating the forms of Presbyterian ordination , he related the circumstances which had led

      to the present service , andy according to the usual practice , called Tipon the congregation to confirm their choice ofttheir new minister by the holding up of hands . ' He then requested Mr . Martineau to come forward and state the views with which he entered on the Christian

      ministry . The address of the- young minister WaB brief and simple , and was de ^ livered extemporaneously ' from thfe body of the Meeting-house ; > The t ministers present having expressed their approvalof his statemerit , he knelt down , surrounded by thehU , ythtib the RevvP ; Taylor offered up the Ordination ^ Prriyer ^ a solem n and elevating ifeupplication o » behalf of tlie untried ^ rvant of : the Lord for that the tter

      aid awd ^ Pace . w ^ iichi Fa of Lights con aloneJcbMfer ; ^ iVt onei particular part o ^> thi ^ Npra ^^ r , ^ imposition of hands t ^ dk Iplttcolj ' tandi Atotheiternjinatioti of it Mtr ^ MBrtiheau'receired tlt « right-hand of fcUowjiJiFpJ ( iom ^ & ivf' - tii ^ < brother iiein 4 at ( Ir ^| at 3 Ml ) aTBp > eso ^ tativeniemberof tbct Btt ^ taoe < Strebt flodetyii Tlie eshortathsaitxfi tttoordMnedoiteiirister and to his

      congregation on their itfeiprpcak duties , wnsqdeihfere-d , % y ) i R ^ Vv Drf Oruninaond . ¦ i r

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      J ^ 4 Inteliig ence . ^ 'Ordii ^^^<^ ^ ^ tf M ^ 0 me ^ Martineau .

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      -v . ? p AA&niwrmtjij nf London . * A ^ i * a Heeti ^ pf the Cbintnittee of Deputies from the ^ ev ^ ral Congregations of Prdtestaht Dissenters in and within twelve miles of London , appointed to protect their Civil Hights , h . eld at the King ' s Head Tavern , in the Poultry , oh Friday , the 14 th day of November , 1828 \ William Smith , Esq ., M . P ., in the Chair ,

      Rteolved—That in filling up tlje nominations for the ten shares in the University of London , held by this Deputation , the preference be given by the Committee in the first place to students for the ministry approved by the Committee ; and that whenever there shall not be sufficient students for the ministry to receive the vacant nominations , the preference be given to the sons of Dissenting Ministers . Applications maybe made to the Secretary , Mr . Robert Winter , 16 , Bedford Rowv

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1828, page 864, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2567/page/64/