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Rice, Mr. S., his speech on the con-

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747

156

603

47

445

17

377

117, 753

Remorse, extract from Mrs. Bar-
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491

560

Rennell, Mr., on the Athanasian
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Robertson, Mr., his speech against
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441, 506

607

Revealed Religion, notice of Dr.
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368

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Ryland, Mrs. Mary, obituary of,

S.

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S. A.'s obituary of Mr. Milligan,
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Saffery, Rev. J., obituary of,
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534

427

80

693

329

238

557

738

237

57

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603

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Scott, Job, the American Quaker,

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Scripture, notes on passages of,
SCRIPTURE SONNETS,

577

754

340

South Wales Unitarian Society anni-
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425

266

S. P.'s obituary of Mrs. Margaretta
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180

174

454

SPECTATOR'S reply to Mr. Rutt on
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476

494

Spry's Two Sermons before the Uni-
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Stanzas occasioned by the execution
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304

Scriptures, a vindication of minute
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703

Sunset thought, a,

187

236

641, 730

440

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139
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172
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426

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102

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17

Thoughts on Titus ii. 13,

137

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302

Thunder-storm, sonnet written the

Y.

Y.'s translation of an extract from
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Yarnold, Charles, Esq., obituary of, 182
YATES, Mr. COMAR, bis translation

of Schiller's remarks on the first
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577
Yates, Rev. Mr., the conclusion of
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York, Duke of, his speech on the
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York-Street Chapel, Sermon at the
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Pulpit revilings in,

433

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