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... Ann's Church, Man- hester, published some little time since, the supposition is advanced that the architect of the church was Sir Christopher Wren, the design of the a church closely resembling that of St. Andrew's, al Holborn London. St. ...
... Hrall, Black burn, in connection with St. Peter's Church, the object being to raise £1,000 in order to clear off a debt of £6300 on the church and one of £180 on the school, to furnish funds for church purposes, and the erection of an infant school. ...
... Stocks.. 26 J. Alley b Booth.., .2 J. Booth b Andrews . . 23 J. Prichardl h Beasn . . I R. Poyser l. b. w. b Stocks .. I J. boxall h Beeston . 12 N. G. Salmon b Stocks.. 7 G. Andrews c Beaver h) Bees- R. Sleter not oat ..7 tan ...
... tiquilattii, toe church. 'T'ie land )i ahicti the structure 4tOf the gift of James ?? TJ.urlone and owner0 of te Tower atid dcnipies there; -and to the un remitting exertions O0, Anhivolrtb Air. George. Millingiuri, M~r P. and others, this church oces its origilt' ...
... Wilfrid's (second eleven) ?? Christ Church, oa1 the ground of the former. Score: St. Wilfrid's, 117; Christ Church, 114. Vivian v. Loatgsight Waterloo, on the ground of the former. Score' Waterloo, 12 and 38; Vivian, 31. and 22 for six wickets. Broughtoas Victoria ...
... extra. 10 subs. Craven Course, one mile end a quarter. to 1 Marquis of Hastioge's Athena ?? w~o. Leonie receives hack her stake and 100 evse. 'THURSDAY. A Sweep~tahces of 200 soya., for two-year-old colts Oat l0ib each. Certain winners extra.' S subs. ?? six ...
... lam R. Eodges, mer1hant, Manchester, assignees. 12 ft., vwith Lof the BRAD W 6. l ?? 16, 1 October 4.Coorcot ncpeBrD~A t 2 church. DatedAugust. 3 r 3 MEILOP. George and James Terras, loiners, builders, and eon. Y 4 tractors, Ardwick, in Manchester, under ...
... Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, Andrew Low, Esq. of Demerara, nephew of the late A. Low, Esq. merchent, of Liverpool, to Sarah Jane, daughter of Arnold S. Walter, Esq. Mersey House, Birkenhead. On the 30th tit. at the High Church, Morpeth ...
... of Mr. W. R. Callender, M.P. There were also on the platform the Bishop Of I Manchester, the rectors and curates of the churches mentioned, and others of the clergy. The attendance was large. THE OWENS CoLLEG ..-The second examina- tion for the degrees ...
... Mr Nlghtlngall's Marry Andrew. 3 prs ?? :, e Oousin (Diajm and Eglainour (Norusao) also ams WORCESTER SUMMER MEETING. FRIDAY. The Beatinok Benevolent Frood Stakes of 3 sore. each, with 90 ow added. Certainwinners extra S subs. One mile and acuarter. ...
... Certain allowances. 5 subs. Lest half of Ab.M. .Mr Chaplin's Chamoinesse, by Newminster . Costance 1 Mr Pryor's Bagpipes ?? French 2' A Sweep es of 30 sove, each, h. ft., for two-year-old fillies Sot 7fb ?? Jertain winnere extra. 11 subs. Laset hal mile of ...
... considered the letter of the prints minister T.L awas ill-judged and precipitate, and Warmly attacke theof Old )et, ?? and Irish church establishment, as the chief cause cOnip, tlbs of thle spread of popish principles. intbie Ut Mr. DISRAELI, in announcing that ...