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... ave ?? 00 .4 128001 0 the Cnllettions In Churches and Chsapels 450 1 0 ?? 7 a rew The other items are nearly the same In botls years. It will be ins observed there is an Increarse in 1304 In three items, life sub- a t'ls scrliptious, legacies, and enileetilons ...
... Na prospet oeeme advntgoth rago cuithrati~tude terhn gpr- a ROMANISM IN THEt CHURCH Or ENGLANO.-Ol Sonday ung~ last, thle Rev. J. Ouselecy, a priest of thle National Church, Oal celebratedhigh mass at the chapel of the Anglican Ilenedic- ititytis T ...
... John Denison, at the Leeds parish church ; in April last she was united to John Newsam, at St. 5Jude's church, Hunslet;- and on fonday lest she againt entered the matrimonial state with Win. Boocock, at All Saints' Church. She was apprehended on Monday by ...
... Bre nwweetei loi-m as et.oe log 11cc NmawR5TiAtd.-The Church of St. Nicholas, one bill, 'atesio h otacen nti ato the country, is now being froni reest' renovated at'alost efpob y 0bl. Christ Church antd St. for AI se Mar ?? churchsaeas en restored, and ...
... inectructionis of our Lord and Oils )apostles,reeogritsed distinctly, Lis they are, by the spirit anid tgeneral practice of the Church of England andlof the whole western part of Christendom,1 IAN EXAMPLE,-The late creditors of Mr. Iasemore Edwards, ?? 1w ...
... mortaility last week was 24per 1000 in Lendon, 30 in Edinburgh, and 31lin Dublin; 22 in Bristol, i24 in Birmingham, 31lin Liverpool, 30 in Manchester, 18 in Salford, 22 in Sheffield, 29 in Leeds, 26 in Hull, 32 in New- ceetle-upont-Tynie, and 29 in Glaagow ...
... counties, be but he could not vote Icr the ballot, He also declared him- is elf in favour of the abolition of Church-rates and the Irish Er. Church, A resolution was passed almost unanimously ra r approving of the candidature of Mr. Winterbothata, aad pledging ...
... which the Bishop of London's order for 11 demolition was read. The materalas of the old church ?? be aremoved to HEoxtein, to be used tn the erection of a new church ?? that populous and spiritually destitute district. It Tn c AmtcnhcAN5 TELEOseIPt.-Th ...
... valuable preferment in Ireland. ALL SArINTS, CLIuETO-It is said that owing to ill health the prospective incumbency of the new church of All Ssints, in tbe Pembroke-road, Clifton, has beer finally declined by the Rev. HI. W. Sargent, Fellow of Marton, and ...
... STROUD. th heir Tire Bcsmoea 'VCSITArcore.-The bishop held his visitation P? itud for the deanery of Stonchouse at Trinity Church, on. Monday. wi There was a very large abtendanee of the clergy. After the m lean delivery ef the charge, the bishop and clergy ...
... bottles in the church. Yes, in the church; lounging a sn ared sofa, near a bright fire2 in the coloured light of high inseal e wvindows, filled with rich stained glass; soft cashions beneath Imy feet * a billiard table o; amy right hand;* church furniture ...
... ly, worship.' The Rev. S. A. Walker, of Bristol, w~ho atteeded as a dreputation from the Church Association, urged the meeting to 9;form a branch of ties Church Association for Alonmouithshiro. The Rev. J. T1. Wrenford, in seconldingf the resolution stated ...