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... privilege-it was also possessed by dissenters; but still the Church of Scotland had privileges, and they, as mi- misters of that Church, possessed advantages unknown even to other national churches,or even to dissenters. TheChurch .of England-he spoke of ...
... continuance of that liberal support he Subs has already enjoyed. patti The premises in St. Andrew's Square have been sold to of JI - the National Bank of Scotland. expim WATERLOO TAVE'RNl & COFFEEHOUSE, N] No. 22, REGENIT BRIDGE. A11[ le This establishment ...
... curt., have been va te Cormmittee appointedl .fr that purpose, at anvoth~er General Meeting will he held in Mr. :il pbetll' Church, Nicholson Street, Laturieston, on foot 3edir, j~osh Jully nlext, at eight o'clock evening, for the 2. ?? finally deciding ...
... fronts the line of two Streets, andi has other advantages for that purpose. For particulars apply to Falconer and Buchanan, 22, is John Street. POWElL WEAVING MILL, Ae | D DWELLA ING-HOUSE.S FOR? SALE. | There will be sold, by public roup, within the ...
... Haldene, who wrote a sery escelleut letter r *. n the sub'ject to the London Coimamitfide, of wvhich they -fur some timle toocik no notice, but which, on his'piblish- C luig it, induced themr, in tH,22, to enter into a delcsifvei re-so- thc C lurion, that ...
... Glasgowv, 20tlh Oct., 1826. Saoe This Day. PUBLIC SALE OF JAMAICA COFFEE. Tohbe sola, by auction, in the Sa mple Room of the Sub- scriber, on Friday the 20th inst., at 12 o'clock noon, 0NE HiUNDRED and SEVENTY TIE ICES JA- 5 2iAICA COFFEE, newly landed ...
... course 26 16s., asio tile upset price of it is fixed at 808. Lot Vil. These FOUR STEADINGS in the Inner High Church Glebe, Nos. 19, 20, 21, and 22; bounded by Parson's Street on the East, by Glebe Street on the WVest, by St. Altungs's Street on the North ...
... course £26 Ms., and the upset price of it is fixed at £300. t Lot VII. These FOUR STEADINGS in the Inner High Church Glebe, Nes. 19, 20, 21, and 22; bounded by Parson's Street on the East, by Glebe Street on the West, by St. R-lungo's Street on the North ...
... of Patronage there- of; also the BURYlNG GROUND which belonged to the said J. Dunlop, in the Church Yard of the said Chapel. For particulars, apply to Andrews Mitchell and Thomas Grahame, writers, 36, Miller Street. Glasgow, 2d Dec. 1826. AUCTION OF BOOKS ...
... Pertinemnts thereof. A. The just and equal half- of that TABLEB.E'AT ifi- Jui av said Church, marked No. 83, and Pertinents thereof. ade ,6. That TABLE SEAT in~said Church., marked No. med 6. and Pertinents thereof. seir 7. That PEW or DESK in St. George's ...
... ELDERSLIE Ounacn.—On Friday (meeting washeldat Elderslie, for the election of a minister to the church there. The Rev. Mr. Stevenson, of the Middle Church, Paisley, preached and presid' ed. The Rev. James Blair, late minister of Hesham, was unanimously ...
... and return from the Free Church to the Establishment. Statement oh the &salmisl affairs of the Dundee Churches. Remarks on the tendency of the new Secession in a religiou . point of view. Remarks of the press on the Irish Church. Religion. and Educational ...