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... 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 ...
... the new church in Stamford the 19th of October. The Bishop of Lincoln attend to consecrate the building, and to preach 3 on the occasion. The cause of the delay is, partly, an y t fulfil sooner the contract for an iron railing in ‘the church, and partly ...
... system remained. Church lands, which should have been set apart for the relief of the poor, were given to favourites; the liturgy was partially altered, and new canons were framed, but the great abuses in the secular affairs of the Church—the deaneries, ...
... Rev. Mr. Hume,) Win. Klderkin, wheelwright, to Ann youngest tai'liter of Mr. Bates, of the Half Moon. nil ult., at St. Andrew's church, Whittlesey, the Rev. T. Bedford, Curate,) Mr. George Fawn, to Boon, formerly housekeeper to the late Mr. Ground, fanner ...
... some palpable mis-statement contained in the Mercury and Gazette, evidently levelled against the church. It would appear from these journals that a church-rate was refused last week at St. Martin’s, Lincoln, which certainly was not the case. The real facts ...
... desires of Reif men from the anxiety they must otherws feel on the subject) i niittee rejoice at being able to hefore the sub- CHAMBERS Andrew, ( Birmingham, engraver.—July G, £8, at alluded to. Mr. Swan, who att ied the me ng. denied, fan Wildmore Fen and the ...
... ahd victualler.—July 21, Aug. 22, at the Court. London. Par arr, » St. Swithin's Lane; official assignee, Whit- more, Basinghall-st. ANDREWR alph and ANDREW Allan, of Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton-spinners,—July 22, Aug. 22, at the Commissioners’ Rooms, ...
... mayor and corporation attended divine service at Saint Mary?s Church, when an excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. T. Roberts. A minute bell was tolled from each of the parish churches, from nine until ten, the solemn vibrations of which greatly increased ...
... aged 45, Thomas Pondhara, corn-porter, Witham Bank, Boston. On the 2d inst., at Wain fleet. Airs. Sarah Andrew, widow of the late Mr. George Andrew, aged 69. On the ult., at Wainfleet, Codd, wife of Mr. Samuel Codd, gardener. Stamford Town Council. ??A ...
... Walker. Lincoln's Inn Fields: Capper. Birmingham. HUTCHINSON William Goodwin, of Lisle-street. Leiccsler-sq., currier.—Nov. 22. Dec. 26, the Court, London. Lawrancc lir » -- • ' * • v, . . nil ipand Blenkame. Bucklersbury ; oltkial assignee, Sa ...
... has been presenleil to the rectory of Hcelshy, in this county, the chapter of collegiate church of Southwell, in the comity of Nottingham, the patrons. The Rev. Andrew Veilch, H.A., oldest son the late Dr. Veitch, has the Earl of .Mansfield and Earl Stanhope ...