Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... afternoon, iRev. G. Peters; evening, Rev. B at lrvine, M.A bE Free Gospel Church, Tetlow-street.-Mr. W. Brimnelow, m .T.P. ,D C'hurch for the Bl'nd.-The Chaplain. st W e2 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. tRodney-street.-Morning, Rev. D. J. Moir Porteus; T eveomns, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... What. is going to he thle 0effect upon the Church hi Ireland?9 It is all very Hwell to talk. about the Church of England and the Church of Ireland but we know that they are one' and indivisible, It is one church, with one arm LD. in one country and one ...
... . CHURCH EXTENSION. is u An ovcrture of the prebbytery of London was read, oii the go subject of church extension. The report Geat forth that it was, Ib- plain duty of ?? Church to seek its extension, four especially in England ; ehat the church had ...
... CHURCH OF ENGLAND TEM- I PERANCE SOCIETY. CllNFEUEYCES AT HOPE HAIL. A series of mtev'inga was held yesterday in Liver- pool under the c.spiced of the Chest'r Diocessa Branch of the Church of EM413ad Teiapzruicc Society for the purpose of discu~saug the ...
... rate and in churches where there is no endowment Now, we will deal with these two classes of churches separately. The old parish churches are most of them in the main endowed, and in the main supported by rate. The other churches are ...
... Cullen, where m11uch of the Derby property is situated. Ii 1850 lie came to St. Jitmes's Church, Preston, mid two years afterwards he settled dowt ait St. Andrew's, Ashtotn. Mr. Armstrong iH It little over 60 years of age ; is tiliTI, grey, sharp, dry ...
... his voice well heard all through the church. o Mr. Robinson lives in a parsonage house standing on the t d southern side of the village, and erected, in 1867, by sub- i C scription, at a cost of £1,200; and his church living is t 3, worth £136 per annual ...
... wbo seconded, said he became connected with the late canon at Christ Cherub. Southport, 22 years ago, and acted as honorary secretary of the St. Andrew's Church building committee. Mr. Isherwood, in support, said the late canon was an able co-worker ...
... fitted up as a church for the mariners frequenting the port a, of Birkenhead was opened for divine worship for the first time. The Rev. Andrew Knox, incumbent of Birkenhead, E preached on the occasion, to a large congregation. The o church, which is lofty ...
... the Land Low Act ?? 22. 1886, wea 1282628. The number of fair-rent cases awaiting trial by the Land Coin- mission on Aurust 22 was 2431, and by Civil Bill Courts 1513& The number of appeals to the Land Commission from decisions of sub-commissioners and ...