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... CHURCH NEWS. A HANDSOME GIFT. Mrs. Gibbs, of 7'ytitosfiehl, has subscribed £5O to wards the proposed new church to be boih at AsMot gate. MEMORIAL TO THE LATE DEAN WELLESLEY The Queen was present at the unveiling yesterday of s memorial in St. George's ...
... Pomo , tie Chancellor. Hay. Horbort Drake. 8.A.. Condo of Christ Church, Hutton. Surrey ; to the Currie Schools. Governor. Sir Edmund 'Kay Currie. Bev. Heary Powell Edwards, Hector of Andrew's, neer Cardiff; Racier of I.4andavand. Patron, the Bishop of St ...
... per annum, and is held with the 6ureb of St. Andrew's and the episcopal church of tomas-street. Grosvenor. An intimation has been received by Mr. Berwick ogdl, as representing the choir of St. Anne's church, London. that the Queen will be graciously pleased ...
... cation was a matter of importance, the Harrison occurs : Church had for hundreds of years been doing the One of the practitioners of fifty years ago, who work. When Mr. Forster', Act was passed Church. is it a m h appy m it still linin g' limn men felt that ...
... 663,000 to the Church of Eogland. For these 663,000 tho Church provides 195,000 seate—viz., 162,000 in churches, and 34,000 in missioorooms. Of these 196,000 oasts, 144,000 are free, anal only 52,000 rented. Besides 200 consecrated churches in the diocese ...
... CHURCH NEWS. PREACHERS IN THE CHURCHES TO-MORROW. The Cathedral—Hoe. Onion Cornish, In.; a. no sermon ; the Tory Rev. the Dann, r. al. The Chapel—Rev. J. H. Bright. no. and e. St. Ampstiosli—ltev. F W. Drove, 0..; now. Pitt e. Si. Andover's, Dostryeqsam—Rev ...
... old English churches should be dedicated to St. Andrew, be being the special saint of Scotland, bus he himself, a fisherman, was also the patron saint of fishermen. The dedications to St. Michael are everywhere numerous, and the churches dedicated to ...
... ,TAE DRIPSTOL TIMES AND MIRROR, SATUITDAT, '22, 1194. Spa Lust Judgment wee perforated art out fee** hew Wiry close and real were Wednesday evening in the church of St, John, I to him the things el the amen world ; while hie timbre'. by the parish ...
... near Rev J Homer Children’s League and -1 present who assisted in enjoyable entertainment quiet wedding (by placo St Andrew’s Church vicar Rev R H Maiaircll Eyre) officiated parties were Dorothy Coward only daughter of Mr ®dMr- Glen Terrace Con-pesbiiry ...
... Drummond, known as the Archangel, and her husband, who was in the English Church, left it to identify himself with the new body. Mr. Drummond built the best known Ireingite church in London. The viscountess enjoyed the patriarchal blessing of seeing her ...
... made on the Chum.h. Mr. P 0. Irvine explained the 'amyl-ion. of the Bill, and urged that it unjust to the Church. to the beechen. i. the Church wimple. to terente wholars. and nit.- payers. Mr. J. E. and Mr. J. M-erkton esinsded. the following reeelotion ...
... CHURCH NEWS. REV. A. G. TOAILIN'S FAREWELL Lot main/. at :filly Trioily church. St. Philip's. the Ho. Arthur G. Tomlin. vicar-designate of Kingston. nor Taunton, ,ranched ►is farewell wenn, taking as his text If. Cor. xiii. 18— Finally, brethren, farewell ...