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... ye people, nelusive was from Paalm livi, 7 fully reodered. The special proacher was tho Kev, Canon Oroaa, D.D. vecar of Bt Andrew's, whose tert was taken from Luke xviii. 15 and 16 verses, In the course of an eloquent expo- sition, the learned canon dwelt ...
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... ay, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. C. Morrell, Essex,. Roxby, from Ichaboe for this port, at ditto, market, and the business of th e wee k APMULLIN, mariner, to Miss BETSYthe engine room. the instant, at St. James's Church, Mr. JAMES India, from ...
... eet, £23; Christ . church, Everton, £3; St. James's, Toxteth, £28; St. John's, th .£22; St. Luke's, £1i 5s. ; Mariner's church, £ 10s. - St. Mark's, £00 8s. ; St. Mark's district church, £214s.; St. Mary s re Edge-hill, £20 ls.; St. Matthew's, Toxteth ...
... and aa much devoted support, as any clergyman who has left the English Church for the Roman Schism. In the midst of all these inducements to remain faithful to the church—the church of his adoption—Jjbr was originally a Wesleyanhe has forfeited his allegiance ...
... THE EXAMINER, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1889. NOTES ON GAMES AND ATHLETICS. By OLYMPIAN. Warringtmt is mther tveentric easily beat a fine club like Leyland and in the next show up very badly against up Na' a welrome announcement toe wire. pullers on Saturday ...
... 26, Thomas Brown 24. Lawrence Whittaker 22, Richard Beddows 22, Richard Harwood 13, Jeremiah Marsden 12, John Marsh 12, James Stott 12, Joseph Hampson 11, James Winder 8, Thomas Appleton 7, Edmund Bury 5. Andrew Duxbury 4, James Knowles 1. Ex officio: ...
... THE ACCRINGTON AND CHURCH SEWAGE feCHEMK, The Local Government Board inquiry Into the Accrington and Church joint sewage scheme was resumed the Town Ball, on Wednesday morning, before Capt. BUdyard, R.E, The same parties appeared se given is Wednesday's ...
... Mr. T. ‘{V Johnson, at the Commercial Hotel, Kay-street, on the bod‘v of Lizzie Andrew, the infant danghter of George Andrew, joiner, 108, Bridgestreet.—Sarah Jane Andrew, mother of the deceased, said she was two months’ old and had been healthy since ...
... T*jE BISHOP OF CHESER QNI ' INTOYATIONIS THE CHURCH I fi. i *s I The Rev, Dr MI'Ngile hes rooeived the annexed letter from the Bishop of Chester:- htb H1 awarden Castle, Chester, 'me, . January 22, 1867. on . My dewr Sir,-I am sorry to be thus late in ...