... week the church was closed, as &s t Friday, the sexton, who had possession of the N lome. As excuse for locking the church V*Uti'mister, he told the Archdeacon there was no one to *( *be f es, and, being a poor man, he could not et) church without receiving ...

... preached Hampton-in-Arden Church, the Rev. Jos. Barker, M.A., Christ's College, Cambridge, Curate of Berkcswell-eum-Barston, Warwickshire ; and also the morning the same day, at St. Martin's Church, and in the evening at St. Thomas's Church, Birmingham, the Iter ...

... the Ministry are resoly to carry out their original views, and that whilst the spiritual powers of the Pope, as head of the Church, are to r ised, a separation is immedi- ately to be made of the temporal power, and a Republic fis to be declared, with Lucien ...

... Esq., Willingham House, , Bart. orton Place, the Rev. William, South Willingham, agistrates | the Rev Rt. Hon. Bayons Manor, Andrew, for Parts of the D’Eyncourt the Hain Heneage G. F., T, Bi indsey. Hun! Nevile the Rev. Cc. I Kingerby, Marris Wm. Kirmond ...

... HOUNDS—at half Saturday, Jan. Blithbury | Thured., Jan.25..$ 22 | Saturday 27 BURTON HU Hi, BENTINCK’s HOUN Fri.j Jah. 19 . Stapleford Moor Wednes,, Jan, 24 Saturday 20 ‘Thursda Moiiday 22 .. -Wicken y . Welling € Friday 2 i. Aus Tuesday 2: kellingthorpe ...

... life was generous and kind, so her end was calm and On Sunday last, 137. was collected in church, after a sermon by the Rev. J. J. Blandford, on behalf of the Church National School. On Monday, the inhabitants of Spalding residing in the Market-place were ...

... see the Rev. W. W. Andrew, incumbent of Hethel, whose church he had frequented for several years, and who had shown great kindness to him and his family, but he to formally request his attendance on him therefore wrote to Mr. Andrew, and introduced him ...

... take ; when I desire my belief that the Church lishment of this country is unscriptural in its principles, and in its practice antagonistic to the gospel; and as such an offence to Christ, a burden to the Church, and a mis- chievous obstacle to the best ...

... Incumbency of St. toc cies Bis! Gec s Church, Deal, Kent. Gorge’ Ri ev. Robert Faulkner Wood, M.A., to the Rectory of Moreton Corbet, Salop. Patron, Sir Andrew \ Corbet, Esq. he Rev. Wifliam Jones, to the Incumbency of St. Church, North Wales. The Rev. R. Joynes ...

... usher | hould teac the boys econ- fformity to the Church, and jattend with them at Diyine at the Church It is} therefore, indisy table that at the time of passing] of the 4, ¢. 17, th he Lincoln Free a Church of school. | ‘The object of this Act thp admissipn ...

... worth the price of admission On Sunday, sermons in behalf the Church Missionary Society were preached ths parish church in the morning by Vicar, in Trinity church afternoon snd in parish church hi evening by the Rev. Wm. Tait, from Wakefield. The were the ...

... Edie Oc iltree,” in the ‘| An- ow ad to observe that a plain, sub- as n raised over his graye by & of Roxburgh, at whose em js was a frequent and welcome y he following insc ription The , Andrew Gemmels, atias Edie erre ere, who died at Roxburgh ed years ...