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... and that therefore any meassure which At may tend to lessen that intercourse cannot fail to be a le serious injury to Ltie Church. of 2-1'hat by removing tile Bishop from Bangor to s St. Asaph, he will be 34 nriles farther from 128 outof s 185 parishes ...
... Country fltcr) Wcdncsday, the 22nd instant. By Order of the Committee, CRAGG and JEYES, } Solicitors. BOYCOT and LUCY, offices, 22, 1edford RoW, 14th Oct., 1845. AffizylLc: 1tl Direct J -~ ORMIiN', iui conjunction awith ?? and ~2 pojetedLins, thle Shorte(st ...
... M.A. A Joseph Henry Grecn, Esq. J. I Oliver Hargrave, Esq. a Clement I-Hue, M.D. Samuel Merriman, MA.D. '. Andrew A. Mieville, Esq. SC Andrew Spottiswoode, Esq. for . _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o e tN addition to Assuralinces on Hl;1ithy Lives, V i this Society ...
... Author, and Mr. JAS. CARTMILP, the Anti-Church and State Society's Delegate to North Wales, Editor of the ChVristien Examinoe, Independent Minister at Hackney. &c., PRELI- MAINARIES to a CONTROVERSY on the CHURCH AND STATE QUESTION. Price, Gd. JONEs, Dolgellau ...
... Society, 2G, Corrlhill, London. Capital, £500,000. Empowered by Act of Parliament. mll IS Institution embraces importantand sub- |Jstantial advantages with respect to Life As. 6urances and Dcferred Annuities. The Assured has, on all occa8iolls, the power ...
... eeposit t of is. per share will ?? the es ese of ithte Expeditios, :'nd.on the ,rrival of a Report from the Chief Engineer, Sub- scribebs will be called upon to exercise their option of taking UP their Xi shares, which it is, expected A oill then be worth ...
... (Signed) THOMAS BRUNTON. G _ : 7 with CURE OF A BAD LEG OF TWENTY ONE lest, YEAR'S STANDING. Extract of a Letter from Mir. Andrew Brack, Black- 7 S, smith, Eysmouth, near Berwsick, dated 10th Aug. 1848.G To P1itornSsoF H-lOLLOWAY. in, Sir,-MWith pleasure ...
... Deposit of Is. per share will YE cover the expenses of the Expedition, and on the of arrival of a Report from the Chief Engineer, Sub- scribers will be called upon to exercise their option co of:taking up their £1 shares, which it is expected of will thenlbe ...
... FARMS in Tryddyn; a large Allotment in Uchymynydd; together with a FARM at Sutton'- Green, near to Holt and Farndon, including sub- Se stantiallyerected Homesteads; COTTAGES, PUB. br LIC HOUSES, PLOTS OF GARDEN GROUND, W &c. &c. .: ' ' to MESSRS. CHURTON ...
... Oxford.streoth Gordonm , 146, Leadneruall-strj to Storne, 2i, Titcihbornelltreet, Hay-malrket, Londolt; esoton, 16. analill, Church.street, Liversol; P0I- awle, Olsareh-otreet, Liverpool; Inerat idnarketsteets ileeittnehester; D. Cnihrel 130, Argyle- street ...
... is proposed to be lent, to be addressed ti the Secretary, Euston Station, London. By order, ANDREW G. GIFFORD, Secretary. Euston Station, 14th June, 1849, SUB SCRIPTIONS TO THIS poRTRAT OF THE LORD BISHOP OF iAN0o03, PAINTED BY JOHN lWATSON GORDON, ESQ ...
... PORTRAITS to the SUB. ' SCBIBERS to the CHRISTIAN TIIMES.-On the 6th of July, THIIEE SPLENDID E NGRAV- INGS %iill be presented to Isnlf-yearly Subscribers -being ?? of' taken in Exeter Gnol; TI-E 1IEV. tAMES HAMILTON, D.D., of the Scotch Church, Rege nt-sq ...