Engraved by John Bull from an original Picture,
in the pofsefsion of M G. Hadfield.

THE REY? HENRY NEWCOME, M.A.

Who was ojecter from the Parish Church of Manchester, A.D. 1662, and founded the Chapel in Crops Street, in that Town, which is now cupied by Unitarians.

He was a burning and a shewing tight! Howheat?! Manchester that ancient famed seat of

may Capernaumi's deem never be thine?, nay ty si grick still gweith Newcome, and thy neighbours. Ingier and Harrison, and divers more, never be witnesses aquinst thee?

Rev. John Howe: Prefore, to Chorlton's funeral Server

"It is required in Stewards, that a man be found faithful."

1 Cor. iv. 2.

"Qui autem omnia metiuntur emolumentis et commodis, neque ea volunt
præponderari honestate, hi solent in deliberando honestum cum eo, quod utile
putant, comparare; boni viri non solent. Itaque existimo, Panætium, quum
dixerit, homines solere in hac comparatione dubitare, hoc ipsum sensisse, quod
dixerit, solere modò; non etiam oportere: etenim non modò pluris putare
quod utile videatur, quàm quod honestum, sed hæc etiam inter se comparare,
et in his addubitare, turpissimum est.”

Cicero de Officiis, Lib. iii.

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ADVERTISEMENT.

The Appendix to this Publication contains, a LIST of the CHAPELS in ENGLAND, WALES, and SCOTLAND, now in the possession of UNITARIANS; an ACCOUNT of the MANCHESTER COLLEGE, YORK; and of

the CHARITIES of DR. DANIEL WILLIAMS and LADY HEWLEY,