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... community—such body of men 1 saw detached from the state, and detached from the state effectually and for ever. (Applause.) That body of men I saw thrown upon the Voluntary principle—thrown for support upon tho Voluntary principle, whether they would or ...
... _VOLUNTARY' _CHURCH _ASSOCtATTON _' LAST night a _meeting of tlie members of the _Edinburgh Association fur _Promoting Voluntary Chureli Principles , and the friendB of Hie Voluntary cause _generally , _ ' _-as held in _the Synod Hal _) of _tlic _United ...
... THE ADDRESS THE SCOTTISH VOLUNTARIES. December 10, 1840. At General .Meeting of the Scottish Central Board for Vindicating the Rights Dissenters, held this day, and attended by Delegates from various parts the country, the draft of address was taken into ...
... clergy-to bribe them according to the advice of Hulce, the historian, into quietis aced tise support of Conservative government-to detach them from the sympathies of the people, and to put them on tithe Alde of what svas called order, and tcings as they are ...
... Voluntary Church Society. * PL'BLIC MEET! will be held on MONDAY Even- A. ing next, October 24tb, 1 S3d, at the New Hall, Wellington-Street, witti a view to the formation of Voluntary Church Society, Chair to be taken at half-past six. Great Meeting Sunday ...
... BRITISH VOLUNTARY CHURCH SOCIETY. On Wednesday evening, the 25th ultimo, the Rev. J. BURNET delivered the Sixth Lecture on the Voluntary Principle, at Brunswick Chapel, Mile End-road. The Rev. Gentleman founded his observations on the tat Epistle to the ...
... themselves from their high and boasted vantage ground, as if anxious to summon Voluntaries not to the conflict but to the joy of victory. Thus, while he considered Voluntaries the prime movers in j their accelerated advancement, he could not but contemplate ...
... DETACHMENT ORDER. iVrth Itjrnrks, Srp'. 24, ISI 7. •• Captain Ilobertion frets fliuch pleasure rm'ler anni ...
... Protection of Cromer* £. s. d, Voluntary Assesamentabout IIWO \mount before advertised » (■ . H. Windhntn, • •••• •••• ® Rev. Geo. Hour. Suffolk 0 Fiiendsln London, l> ...
... YEOMEN of the CAT—Two of EVANS'S AIDE-DE-CAMPS. DOGSMEAT MEN IN TRUCKS, Two and Two— . drawn by their Bandy Tykes. GRAND BANNER OF THE LEGION, Emni.Em—Returned Transports, robbing a Church. MOTTO— Point d'Argent, point de Suisse. EFFIGY OF THE WESTMINSTER ...
... CHURCH PASTORAL.AID SOCIETY. Monday I.vt the annual meeting the East Sussex Auxiliary the Church Pastoral-Aid Society was held at the Town Hall, when Sir Vkreguin Maitland was mile I to the chair. The Rev. Mr Vaughan ha-.ing opened the meeting with prayer ...
... of the Church, to, every man's door, but it never obtrudes its aid: the incumbent must apply for aid, or sanction the application; and until this is done, the society cannot move. When aid is sought and granted, the parochial minister must say how it is ...