(later Anna Barbauld) who was brought up at Warrington Academy, her father John Aikin being a tutor there and on Seddon's side of the debate. The liturgy was however condemned by others, following Orton's verdict: "It is scarcely a Christian Liturgy; in the Collects the name of Christ is hardly mentioned, and the Spirit is quite banished from it"; and elsewhere "Grieved I am, and very much so, to see such an almost deistical composition", an opinion followed in Charles Buck's Theological Dictionary (c.1820). See also Other Unitarian churches in Liverpool include: Hope Street Unitarian Chapel Renshaw Street Unitarian Chapel Toxteth Unitarian Chapel Ullet Road Unitarian Church Other eight-sided Unitarian churches include: First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia Bibliography . . References External links Open Plaques page Arise and Hail the Happy Day, 1763 hymn from the liturgy, 1792 arrangement (PDF) Pews for auction, 1767 Churches in Liverpool Unitarian chapels in England Octagonal churches in the United Kingdom Octagonal buildings in the United Kingdom Demolished buildings and structures in Liverpool Buildings and structures demolished in 1820