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                 abuse

2. That he has made and injurious Charge upon

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M.^r Moses Hale, and 3. That he should forbear

Communion with the Chh. in Special Ordinances

till he has given Satisfaction for his offences ––––

 at this Meeting the two M^r Paysons that were

Sent with a Message to Esq^r Hobson, reported to y^s

purpose, That S^d Hobson refused to write any thing

                             already

to the Chh. and said y^t he had given Sufficient

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Satisfaction to the Chh. as to y^t. purpose ––––––

At the Desire of Some of the Brethren, That

the Chh. would meet and reconsider the Votes

passed Dec. 27. 1749. relating to James Hidden

           Jan. 10.

The Chh. met and after the Chh. had heard what

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the S^d Brethren had to say in the Case, and w^t

S^d Hidden had to offer in his own Vindication, and

had Considered the Same, together with what was

offered in Vindication of M^r Hales Sermon, the

Question was put Whether it was their minds to

make any attenuation in the S^d votes relating to

James Hidden and it passed in the negative ––––

At a Meeting of the Chh. Feb. 20. 1749.

Voted that the acknowledgment made by

John Hobson Esq^r is Satisfactory to the Chh^__

March. 11. 1749. Marg Barker Susanna Hibbert

 and Mehetabel Chaplin were dismissed to the Chh

      in Linebrook –––––

At a Meeting of the Chh. April 26. 1750. voted

That Moses Thomson be dismissed from the Chh. and