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... 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 ...
... enter- tained; the other his unwillingness to license another, so long as there was room enough in the old church. The new church is what shrewd old Andrew Fairservice de- scribes the cathedral to be in Sir Walter Scott's novel, A solid, weel-jointed masonwork ...
... Swindle- hurst, to Miss Isabella Richardson. On Thursday last, at Poulton Church, Mr. Daniel Hare, to Miss Ann Worthingtoll, both of Poulton. On the 23rd of March, at St. Chad's Church, Rocbdale, by the Rev. Y. Cotton, M.A., Mr. A. Smith, corn dealer, to ...
... under the Church- Discipline Act, has sat at the . Municipal Buildings, Newbury. on Monday, to en- quire into the allegations of drunkenness on several occasions during Divine service against the Rev. John Dand, a clerk in holy orders of the Church of England ...
... .Accidental death re' do turned. evE UECTURE AT THE CHURCH INSTITUTR.-011 Monday bai evening the Rev. H. Burneide, curate of St. Thomfas's ha' Church, Preston, delivered a lecture at the Church Insti- chi toite unuder the title of Life in Japan. ...
... the whole of the modern and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Auction Rooms, 22, Fishergate, Preston, October 8, 1847. To be sobl by Auction, By Mr. Vallet, tthe Crown Inn, in Church Street, in Preston in the County of Lancaster, on Thursday, the 14th day ...
... Blackburn Corpora. tion Park, on haturday last. The match was easily won by the Cheetham Hill eleven in the first innings. Sub. joined is the aggregate ?? Hill: Total, 68 and 79. East Lancashire: 35.-On Saturday last, a match was played between an eleven ...
... within the following limits, viz., vyPlumpton-road, Long-lane, by St. Andrew's Church, Ashton New-road, Swansea-street, to the boundary of e Presten and Swansea-terrace, was held in the Church e School-room, under the presidency of Mr. Watson, for the g purpose ...
... each. T.Y.C. Five furlongs 44 yde. 4 subs. Lord Zetland's Tros, by Cotherstone (Maroon), walked aver; end Lord Derby's Bolerdo saved his stake. The Prince of W~ales's Stake of 10 sove each, with 50 added. T.Y.C. 17 subs. Lord Derby's Dervish, by Cowl,, Set ...
... about 34 years of age, and the bride 24. On tie 21st ult., at tire Parish church, Bolton, by the Rev. J. Slade, M. A., vicar, the Rev. Alfied Hadfield, M. A., Incumbent of Trinity church, in that town, to Martha, youngest daughter of Tihomas Hatwell, Esq. ...
... felt that Church matters belong to the Church and not to the general public ; because there was a grave suspicion, and one which time has only too largely confirmed, that the object was to keep the question agirated to the injury of the Church and congregation ...