... -eoroh at Neabitt that the ordination of elders had taken' a] =lace in Markethill' on the 11th of NovembeiR P brt o Edward Kimmitt reported' that his comrnittee *ere b' still engaged in looking for an eligible' site 'for a manse. The commission appointed ...

... pastorate of Benburb. The ordination services were conducted by the Revb. E il. Laira, .1 . Alebarry, Jnmes Forsythe, and Edward Kimmitt. At the special request of the Presbytcry, the, Rv. Samuel henrirn ton (Srcintfield), under whose miistry Mr. ial colm was ...

... ?? having been put to the elders elect, the Bev. D. G. M'Creta offered up the ordiatle n prayer, after which the herv 11 Kimmitt, Lough. gali, delivered a ehargo to the newly ordained eldtrs. The members of Prcsbytery and friends were nfierweards entertained ...

... with the clerk of Presbytery there P in reference to Mr. M'Yeel.in's crolentiats. The a commission, consisting of hlossrs. Kimmitt, An- b drews, Clemcnts, and Cairns, wvas re-appointed, with power to receive Mr. MI'Meelein's credentials, c and make the ...

... therewith, and resolve to ask the Presbytery's opiniononthe subject. It wasmoved by the Rev. J. Bell, seconded by the Rev. E. Kimmitt, and unanimously resolved, that the re- port be received and adopted. Messrs. George Kirk and David M 'Kiulay, who were appointed ...

... reported that he attended in First Market- hill, and read to the congregation the finding of the late visitation. Rev. Edward Kimmitt, of LoughgalJ, reported that steps were being taken by the coin- nittee of his congregation to secure a suitable site for ...

... that | j cougregation.; Rev, D. t. M'Crea presohed; Rev, Mr i.- 11. Wilson explained 'ordination by Preobytery; Coi Rev. E' Kimmitt offered the ordination prayer, and Ste R1ev. John Elliott gave a^ solemn address to the Mr . newly-ordainred elders and to ...