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... 'which are there begin very uneafy the long Delay of the opening of the Congvefs and to have nothing elfe do but vifiting the Churches, and affifting regularly at Hj!} fejiivals. Letters fi Stockholm of the 23 d. confirm, fome pretend, That a Peace between ...
... for Approbation. from Jones's Letter, March 28. \y tYi )' cnnte the Mail due fron Holland with the ft Hewing Particulars⢠22. The EleSlitn of a new Pope, occafions frequent Cwferences lera Expnffps are difpatched to for it fe(ms tlis Ccurt is making ...
... regular was made to Branston Church, the Trophies Honour, &c. born before. Ihe was interr din a new and Sir Cecil had about five cats'd lo erected in the Church hi, Sir Yrancis Whichcwc. iÃartk Edward John 'pefcifce the Rev. Mr. Sub-Dean Reynolds, and Dr. ...
... pleated to grant unto William Markham, Do&or of Laws, one his Majefty's Chap# lains inordinary, the Deanery of the Cathedial Church -of Chrift and the Blefled Virgin Mary in Rochefter, void by the death Doctor John Newcome, late Dean thereof. Tuelday her ...
... resident more than four miles from the Church, or the parish contribute in a satisfactory proportion to the charge of building a new Church or Chapel. At the same time it is shown, from official returns, that there are, in 22 dioceses only, not fewer than parishes ...
... public money, no rank, no charac- | ter, no age, no talent, no degree of innocence was suflicient to cause a man to be spared. | 22. That, during the reign of Pitt, and during every other administration from tl%at day to this, he was t?xc boldest and most ...
... Rt. Hon. Ld. 2 2 0 Yorke James W., Esq. 110 Ann. Sub. Donations. Cracroft Robert, Esq, 110 10 0 Dymoke Hon. the Champion 55 0 1 10 Dodson Rev.W 1 1 0 Donation 0 6 8 Goodenough The Ven. Archdeacon 22 0 1 1 0 Higgins Mr 1 13 6 Ingilby Lady 5 Manvers ...
... of shocs form the shop of Mr. Dorr, at Uppingham, in March, 1830. On Friday morning last some person feloniously entered a sub?:: belonging to Mr. Ashwood, of the White Hart inn, at Uppinghan, and stole therefrom 12 bridles, the property of S. Fludyer ...
... HENEAGE, Esq. SfcPf, Stewjm ., JOHN FARDELL, Esq., jsiewaras. A List of Governors, Subscribers, and Benefactors. Ann. Sub. Ann Sub. Angerstcin J. J. E5q..£2 0 Hawling Mr. 1 I 0 AinslicSirß. Bart 1 1 0 Haymes Rev. John I 0 Allenby Mr. Octavus 1 ...
... 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 ...