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id: 11449
author: Carey, William
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title:
  An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens In Which the Religious State of the Different Nations of the World, the Success of Former Undertakings, and the Practicability of Further Undertakings, Are Considered

summary:
  Budziac Tartary 300 60 1,200,000 Greek Christians, Jews, & Mahometans Lesser Tartary 390 65 1,000,000 Ditto. Ditto.


id: 30769
author: Various
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, January, 1835
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summary:
  In this case also, as in that of moral blight, health is so often used in a figurative sense, that we are apt to forget that the expression is a simile; or the phrase _spiritual_ health would sound as disagreeably as the commencement of the same portion of the Liturgy, were it altered to We have erred and strayed from thy _spiritual_ ways, like lost _spiritual_ sheep. Extract of a letter from_ Rev. S. DAVIS _to the_ SECRETARY.


id: 40252
author: Various
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, 1835
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flesch: 65
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  In December, 1792, Mr. Hughes accepted the office of assistant minister at Broadmead; Mr. (afterwards Dr.) Ryland, having become the Pastor and President of the Academy. Â£ s. d. Ballina 45 10 0 Sligo 12 18 6 Dublin 26 3 0 Birmingham 14 6 0 St. Albans 4 0 0 London 7 5 0 Arnsby 2 0 0 Oadby 1 13 0 Guilsborough 1 0 0 Naseby 0 16 0 Clipstone 1 14 6 Theddinworth 1 0 0 Bugbrook 3 6 0 Kettering 6 11 6 Cambridge 3 0 0 Market Harborough 1 0 0 St. Ives 2 4 0 Thrapstone 2 19 6 Leicester 13 18 0 Coventry 7 11 3 Leamington 0 5 0 Stratford-on-Avon 3 16 0 Alcester 2 9 6 Astwood 2 8 10 Pershore 2 7 6 Worcester, with friends from Bourton 6 9 0 Bilston 3 7 6 Coseley 0 16 6 Dudley 1 2 6 Bradford 18 18 6 Leeds 6 15 0 Middleton Teesdale 4 10 0 Hamsterley, Rev. Mr. D. 0 5 0 Romalkirk 1 0 0 Barnard Castle 1 0 0 Stockton 7 5 0 Darlington 8 16 0 Manchester 19 8 6 Saladine Nook 12 0 0 Liverpool 16 8 6 Bristol, Mrs. Holland, per Rev. S. Davis 5 0 0 Subscriptions received by S. Marshall, Esq., 181, High Holborn; Mr. P. Millard, Bishopsgate Street; Messrs. Burks, 56 Lothbury; Rev. G. Pritchard, 4 York Place, Pentonville, gratuitous Secretary; by Messrs. Ladbrokes and Co., Bankers, Bank Buildings; by Mr. H. D. Dickie, 13 Bank Street, and Rev. Mr. Innes, Frederick Street, Edinburgh; and P. Brown, Esq., Cardigan.


id: 37583
author: Various
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, 1835
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summary:
  Sub. 2 0 0 From Mrs. Burls and Daughters, a valuable parcel for the poor children in the Society's Schools Subscriptions received by S. Marshall, Esq., 181, High Holborn; Mr. P. Millard, Bishopsgate Street; Messrs. Burls, 56, Lothbury; Rev. G. Pritchard, 4, York Place, Pentonville, gratuitous Secretary; by Messrs. Ladbrokes and Co., Bankers, Bank Buildings; by Mr. H. D. Dickie, 13, Bank Street, and Rev. Mr. Innes, Frederick Street, Edinburgh; and P. Brown, Esq., Cardigan. This commandment is not, as Mr. S. very properly observes, merely a revival, a vindication, or fresh enforcement of the spirit of the original law.


id: 4283
author: Ray, T. B. (T. Bronson)
title: Brazilian Sketches
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summary:
  The priests hold services, to be sure, in the churches, but there are many churches in Brazil in which there has been no pretense of preaching a sermon within five years. Many churches have reached the point where they take care of all local expenses.


id: 40542
author: Various
title: The Baptist Magazine, Vol. 27, June 1835
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  for _Jamaica School_ 1 1 0 -------- 74 1 3 Huntley: Collection at Rev. Mr. Hill's 11 0 0 Missionary Society 3 0 0 Youth's ditto 1 0 0 -------- 15 0 0 Paisley: East Relief Church, Dr. Thompson's 9 13 4 Baptist Church, by Mr. Watson 3 0 0 Mrs. Dunn W.I.F. 1 0 0 Collection at Dr. Ferrier's 2 6 1 Do. 1 1 0 W. B. W. 5 0 0 C. Robson, Berwick 5 0 0 The Baptist Congregational Missionary Society, Berwick 5 0 0 Collected by the Rev. S. Davis,-- At Cheltenham, additional 2 2 6 Worcester, Mrs. Page 5 0 0 Birmingham 34 5 10 Liverpool 100 4 8 Bradford (Yorkshire) 3 0 0 Rochdale 8 5 0 Manchester 33 9 0 Bolton 4 0 0 Warrington 8 14 7 * * * * * Subscriptions received by S. Marshall, Esq., 181, High Holborn; Mr. P. Millard, Bishopsgate Street; Messrs. Burls, 56, Lothbury; Rev. G. Pritchard, 4, York Place, Pentonville, gratuitous Secretary; by Messrs. Ladbrokes and Co., Bankers, Bank Buildings; by Mr. H. D. Dickie, 13, Bank Street, and Rev. Mr. Innes, Frederick Street, Edinburgh; and P. Brown, Esq., Cardigan.


id: 42518
author: Spurgeon, C. H. (Charles Haddon)
title: Talks to Farmers
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summary:
  Are they not brought forth of the earth on purpose that they may show us what sin has done, and the kind of produce that will come when we sow the seed of rebellion against God? I have met with persons who thought they perfectly understood the doctrines of grace, who could accurately set forth the election of the saints, the predestination of God, the firmness of the divine decree, the necessity of the Spirit's work, and all the glorious doctrines of grace which build up the fabric of our faith; but these gentlemen have inferred from these doctrines that they have to do nothing, and thus they have become sluggards.


