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... constitutes the church. Perhaps this was not deemed up to the standard of orthodoxy. IHe takes the laity for something in it, as well as the clergy:- It be- hoves, indeed, the laity of all times to bear in mind that, when we speak of the church, we are not ...

... Castle-street A Mr. R. E. WEASLEY, Haberdasher, 74, Redcliff-street. te Sub-Agentsfor C'bfton: as Irs. SARAH HUDSON, 5, Grenville-place, Hotissls to M1r. J. CLARK, Library, -tall, Clifton. re Sub-Agents for Bat/i: Miss J. WATSON, 14, Argyle Buildings '23 Mrs. ...

... , Liverpool, 79 years of f ag, has had seventeen wives, having been married nine t ties in St. Peter's church, and eight times in Wallasey I Church. Ie has been the father of 36 children, and is now open for another match, as sporting people call it ...

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... Curates of Clifton. 2 ilev Henry G. Walsh, C T'Ihomas Carlisle, Church dens of R Capt. Clennent Alilward, R.N. Clifton. iCloelC ?? Francis Jarman, Esq. cptain Gossett, R-IN Henry Andrews Palmer, Esq. Dr. WNallis, 31-D- Thoenas Coulson, Esq. I-le~nrv Bush ...

... Card~o, the only surviv- ing engineer. The jury retutned the following verdict:-- The Ti jury consider that the death of Andrew Brown was accidentalls occasioned by the explosion of the boiler on hoard she Victerik T steam-vessel, on the 14th of June ...

... and dis- Tewkeshurs. eg The Work may now be seen in progress near Tewkesbury, on eg aapplication to F. TAMrOU10s, Eaq. the Sub-Engineer, resident in oe, that Town. the Drawings and Specifications will be ready for the Work, with Sor printed form of Tender ...

... purposes; and to e s Lois OIL, which is imported from Genoa, and which is of lshe ver hest quslity.__ ro VALUABLE BOORS. h . ANDREWS, 7, CORN-STREET, (three ! W 5 door from the Post-Office.) BRISTOL, beg toi nform e erriseds and the Public generally, that ...

... of the master, of his adherenoeto the doctrines and discipline of the church, and that he willinstru his scholars in the Catectism, ad bring them up as attached members of the church. s BANKRUPT MEETINGS. Feb., 19, H. Bliss, Nailsworth, list manufacturer ...

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... tle Romish church, which although not divided into as many sects, yet con- tainedwithin her bosom as many shades of opinion as were held by the protestant community. He stood there, not to defend all the protestant churches, but the church of England; ...