Note 1138 — PART IV. From the Reformation to the present time. (continued 8)
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There are, it seems, many benevolent societies so named in different places; and some of them unconnected with Methodism—of which there is one of a very respectable appearance at Liverpool, among whose members is the name of the celebrated William Roscoe. In the annual account of this society for 1809 appears the following remarkable passage—