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... support equalitv in every shape.— ( Tremendous cheering.) Why, Gentlemen, are we pestered with the useless expense King and Church. ( naiccd he was n good nn.) No, Gentlemen, if will but unite, wemav obtain all we want. Thereforeuet our watch-word Cnity ...
... father. *Robert Parkins, for stealing some tools from Thomas Andrews. Tuesday week, the Tux ford Church Missionary Society and Bible Association held its anniversary meeting, at the Church, when the Rev. J. Hazlewood, from Ireland, and several other clergymen ...
... sold or disposed of. —'id Geo. 4th, cap. 32. Saturday evening, or early on Sunday morning last, some depredators visited Mr. Andrew Thompson’s garden, near the river Welland, and stole therefrom a great quantity apples, potatoes, and onions, injuring, to ...
... St. Pancras New Church, John G. ReynelJ, Esq., of Chancery-lane. London, to Elizabeth Lawrence, second daughter of Thomas B. Williams. Esq., of Mabledon-place, and Saint Ann’s, in the Island of Jamaica. On the 21st inst., at Hoxne Church, by the Rev. W ...
... Visitation of Cott. Church Triumph at Alford—On Thursday the 31st ult. meeting in vestry was held in the church of Alford, the Vicar in the chair, for the purpose of laying a rate of sixpence in the pound for the service of the church for the current year ...
... Octorer instant at Twelve ~, ,. uniir€a very priine aliaIVr, GEO. WEIR. Cand, nearly nine-tenths of which are Pasture, 29s 8d* 22s ftd id slant support in varicose or enlarged veins, weak, swol- desired to attend, and pay the same ;v and the Owners of o’CTock ...
... of firmness of purpose and singleness of intention, the Church England looks up, to a tried and trusty friend, with filial affection and fiducial attachment. Already have the enemies of the Church sounded the tocsin of alarm, and declared their offence ...
... near Thrapstone, Northamptonshire, and daughter of the'Hev. Anthony Sanderson, formerly Rector of Barnwell St. Andrew. On Saturday, aged 22, Mrs. Tallis, wife of .Mr. Josh. Tallis, of St. Martin’s, Stamford Baron; we recorded their marriage only few weeks ...
... in the churches Amvick and Brauncewell, near Sleaford, by the Rev. Joint Connington, of Navenby ? in aid of the funds of the Church Missionary Society. The collection Anwick amounted to £o 2s. 7Ad., and at Brauucewell to 2 7s. ad. In Boston Church, Sunday ...
... Cathedral, explaining the ceremony performed enu ring the Church; alter which he delivered his charge to the Clergy, explaining the nature and origin of Church Rates, and clearly proving the right the Church to her property. Annual Mkktinh tiik BkxkfitCi.ubs ...
... fllhes >Ut 4111. allowed. A.c.l—Four miles. (5 subs.) Duke of Leeds’s f Whisker—Voung Mary i.’llb) walked User V. -V/.L 15. The Two-year Old each, ft, for colt list 51b. Hies list .till.-Rod house in. sub-.) Mr t.iilly’s bv l.iuigar i oiil of Lady (ieorgi ...
... the influential laity that district, held a meeting last week to take into consideiafiou the distressing state of the Irish Church, and the best means alleviating the sufferings the Irish Clergy. believe that the annals of Popish persecution present nothing ...