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... ryi eriel be examined and proved upon application .! ansion-house, free of any expense. 'erO OFFEmaoNs.-AWe uuderstand that a sub- c iO has already been commenced in Slh town, and t s1 it n in agitation to call a publie meeting for the par- a of cadeavouring ...
... niin prayi g theat he would perform theact of con- liit m *d esented, and the other formalities ob- . Ilis (race entered the church, preceded by the I ;i, tad Aldermeni, &c in full civic costume, accom- Y b is chaplain and comnissary. with the new *'i'i ...
... concurred tsr tire propriety of abelinbing Church errs. Tirough, in prtncliple, lire would deteird the transfer of tire relpair of churches to the latrdtoldtero, still lire tirougirt it was better that the Church srouldt undertake tire charge, anes be wavs ...
... a sermon-taking the for his text the words The Church of God-on are Church discipline. The Rev. J. M'Pherson then put at the usual questions to the new ninister, and he was gen received by the church. The Rev. Dr. Stedman, of not Bradford, next ascended ...
... fur the repairs of churches, without appealing to meetings t like the present.. . .A parishioner observed, Mr. Cedd had t stated that the church was in good repair; a small rate was 6 asked for, and that for only one year. If the church were in c such good ...
... SOt a battalioti of the militia of I-lo S Ovtttlltla 5t ; a itito aor Chttnteiattris, CtIs a erisiltacy af Urbacos of pet St. Sub itsalin tt) t; a ditto of Torlosa, 60i t tsL negttet of Elnglist infai- I tiltO; .d1 tiio, on0; 3t ditto, COt; t01 ditto (a ...
... the funds of the Society for pro- pagating the Gospel in;Foreign parts, at St. Mary's Church, by the Rev. M. H. Miller, vicar. Collection, £19.. And at Christ Church, in 'the evening, by the Rev. Robert Howard, the incumbent. Collection, 25 7sU. 3d. On ...
... debasing and de- nmoralizing vice of drunkenness. At a meeting held on Monday, in the Vestry t of Drypool Church, forthe purpose of choosing Church- wardens, the former Churchwardemms were unanimously m reelected; viz. Mr. Abraham Wade, for Drypool, and ...
... 'I obe, wpull vacuet* - I HULL, FRIDAY, APRit, 22, 1836. TisE petition to the House of Peers from the Corpo- ration of Hull is a very plausible document; moreover, it is written with considerable taste and judgment. breathes a mild and conciliatory spirit ...
... Marmaduke Rowden, Wadham College; Win. Charles Fynes Webber, Student of Christ Church; Wm. Good. enough Penny, Student of Christ Church; John Ralph Ormsby Gore, Christ Church; Roger Kent, Bresennose College; William Robbins, Worcester College. PREFERMENTS ...
... -Chiplaiihi &lo. J. King. Vaccilnated by the Housu Surgeon .01.. '. * Am. Priest, Ejq. has increased his annual sub- scription to £22s; 0AND.sCULCOATES DISPENSARY. ADisebrge4, Cstted, &r: . .,40 Admiitted and visited at their Admitted. i a4 ...