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... q. D. 61. RIP. ATE. Memoir the rev. William steadman. D.U.. Pastor of the First BaptKt Lhurrh, Yorkshire, ami President of the Northern Baptist Education society, jj* ms SOS. THE REV. THOMAS STEADMAN. Idttgantly Bound in Cloth, with a Portrait, price B*. HINL ITS STATE AND PROSPECTS. Pv VV. H. MEDHURST. Of (be London Missionary Society. pki* work is companion to that deservedly popular mrk. ...

... JOL. XIX.—No. 912. RELIGIOUS P] PUBLIC MEETING will held MOUNT, ZION-CHAPEL, TUESDAY’ Evening, the I lib Inst., to consider the propiietyof Memorializing the Government for the Liberation of Mr. JOHN JAMES, who has been lately imprisoned by the Ecclesiastical Court for non-attendance at Church, at the instigation of the Rev. Ebenezer Morriss, Vicar of Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales. The ...

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... for their kind support and to apprize them of his removal from Darley- Street, to the above Situation. He wishes also to inform them that having discontinued hia Services with Mr. Muff, he will be enabled to give the strictest attention to those who may favour him with their commands either in Teaching Music or Tuning Piano Fortes. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Partnership heretofore ...