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1822, June 20, at Wells, the Rev. THOMAS ABRAHAM SALMON, B.D., Prebendary of Wells, and Rector of Rodney Stoke, Somerset, (to which he was presented in 1794, by the Bishop of Bath and Wells,) and chaplain to Earl Cowper. He was of Wadham College, Oxford, M.A. 1792; B. D. 1800. He published "Hebraicæ Grammatices; or, a Hebrew Grammar with Vowel Points," 8vo. 1796; "Vitarum Plutarchi Epitome," 8vo., 1797; and "Extracts from Mr. Card's Will, relative to his Charity at Chedder."

21, at his house in Swansea, the Rev. WILLIAM HOWELL, who during twenty-eight years was pastor of the Presbyterian congregation in that town. Mr. Howell was the son of the Rev. Wm. Howell, many years master of a large and highly respectable school, and minister of the Old Meeting, at Birmingham. He was born at Wincanton in Somerset

shire, in the year 1740. He was educated for the ministry at the Presbyterian Academy in Carmarthen, under the tuition of the Rev. Mr. Thomas and the Rev. Dr. Jenkins. Having completed his academical course, he went over to Holland, and accepted an invitation from an English church at Amsterdam, as a supply for half a year. Ou his return to England, he settled as pastor to a congregation at Chelwood, near Bristol, where he was ordained, and exercised his ministry for fifteen years. In the year 1775, he married Miss Beverstone, the only child of a wealthy and most respectable citizen of Bristol; a highly respected and most amiable woman, who died in 1803, and left him two sons and three daughters. In the year 1786, Mr. Howell accepted the appointment of theological tutor and superintendent of the Presbyterian Academy, removed from Carmarthen to Swansea, and at the same time undertook the pastoral charge of the congregation in this town. The for