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... members of the profes- p , er . By the Rev. JAMES HAMILTON, National ’ n- and if the current of professional opinion the sub- c li Church, gent-square. Fortieth Tlious iud. In ovfdnsive medicine has undergone a change ofdirec- jgnio., price Is. (id., clolh ...
... first year of her present Majesty. Now the important question arises here—Was this the net of the Church—of the Church of England? It was the act of the Church of England, by its simple acquiescence; because a jurisdiction being established, which affects ...
... THE EDITOR OF THE BRISTOL TIMES. Sir, —A correspondent of the Gazette having made an attack upon the choir service St. Andrew's Church, last Sunday evening, I think it but Justice to the choir, (who so kindly assist me voluntarily to render the service ...
... Montague, Re. of Gloucester, to Maria Hay- thornm, eldest daughter of C. A. 4atIeham, Esq. Clifton. April 1i , at St. Andrew's church, Plylnoutv , Charles Edward, Ei youngest soil of Rt. B. Ward, Esq. ofthis city, to Emily M. C., ra youngest daughter oftile ...
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... J.Colings, 0. Burnell 1/ti Clos . . Chief TrutDn of tine Ccrioltancll ughosn, tile Church Catechilsmin, &c.. . r. ?? LetD Class .. Bible and Gospel Jtistory, Church Cateelulsm,e. .,Ivor Acreman, C. Hodges r fist Clas :GerEn .. .: 2nd ditto 3rd ditto ...
... at Saint John's, Bridgwater, Mr. Silas Browning, to Miss Jane Wright, both of Nortis Petherton, Somerset. July 22, at Marylebone church, Andrew Crosse, Esq. of Fyne- court,.Somersetshire, to Cornelia Augusta Hewett, eldestdaugh- ter of F; H. Berkeley, Esq ...
... ta..t centre railway ,he ground of l.«i tl» GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE AVEEK. Xailsei 88 10 1«| 4813-3 48 808 - -' 22 8 18 7 22 - loS3mW. Uto f«d. communication. ,tv tisnial regeneration identical with those of Mr. Gorhan. flower garden and sububbebies ...
... morn Friday 17, . morn Wed. 22, morn Tuesday 8 morn Tliur. 23, 1U morn Thursday 23, . 10 night Fnd. 2*ll morn Tuesday after Sal. 25,11J m0m. .. Friday 31 mom Mon. From TENBY, OarKEr, Lne*. 28 Jj and Pb(eM2. Wed. 22, after Wednesday morn Jhur. 30 ...
... yon acknowledged, that one sneb cause was the existence within your own Church a party more or lees favourable to the superstitious spirit, rites, and observances of the Bomish Church You were among the first to hold this language, and to nark the treason ...
... with a ~ new, fashionabin, and well-selectedl STOCK of BRUSHES COMB3S5 &c.; a Catalogue of which ho has thepleasore of now sub* attis.g, ant earntenti solicits a shre of their patronage, pledging latmseif as to the quality ofhis oods, being practically ...
... BRISTOL TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1861. J FAIRS DURING THE ENSUING WEEK. ' - u „ til i t came the ear.of the raiment th.tthl prisoner THE INCUMBENT OF BERKELEY. ' * c «. -« TO THE times b o L ~- HOUSE OF COMMONS—-Wedsesdat. ™ *» 1 n'jour faVi peek’s ...