... An information was then preferred by Mr. Andrews against Mr. William Roe, the youneer, for exposing goods for sale in Old Gaol Lane. Mr. Church- yard appeared for the defendant. It was stated by Mr. Andrews that on Tuesday, the 11th November, between ...

... with one of the d Prelates of that Church, whose kindly offices are everex. erted in the great cause of Christian benevolence. Itis t with pleasure we state that the anniversa sermonwillbe preached at St. Mary Tower Church, by the Lord B'g of Limerick, now ...

... abolition of compulsory Church Rates., The preamble tricites that Church-rates have for some years; ceased to, be made or collected in, many parishes by reason of the Opposition thereto, and in many other parishes where Church-rates have been made the ...

... at the Town Hall. on Sunday morning, for the pur ose of going in procession to the Tower Church; anxthe Town-servants have received orders to attend that Church according to the good old custom, which for the last two years has been entirely disregarded ...

... in the parish church on Sunday last ; that in the morning by the Rev. David Stephenson, curate of Weston ; and in the afternoon and evening by the Rector. Collections were made after each service, which amounted to £15 5s. 5-1d. CHURCH PASTORAL AiD SOCIETY ...

... morning last at St. George's Church, Hanover Square.. A numerous congregation attended at the church as spectators on the interesting occasion. -The noble bridegroom, accompanied by Lord Eliot, M.P.,arrived at the church at half-past eleven o'clock, by ...

... founidation stone of a new church at Melton will be laid. On the same and succeeding day a fancy fair will be held at Henham Park, in aid of the restora- tion of the tower and spire of Wangford Church; and on Thursday a new church will be consecrated by the ...

... spirit of the dog in the manger, have sought to deprive the Church of England of the influ- ence which she has gained, and richly deserves, as the intrctr f heyung Of the poorer class. Church- I mnalists will scarcely need reminding greallthsadmr which ...

... - irr.inz i- rjf*iifrd lr- , ! 1:Bi t ^ ARTS!'1 Tr- ?? ?? i.01 I;,laitl: f arIC s.; I3SIV 1(1. 8VUW#I*-EUERd U,. Dernurc9- 22. lrj.i. Tair. Cuatrt.-On Thur5dcy. the Rev. ( c clert. was institotcd to the rectory of S^.tr in lpiswicb oio t(he presentation ...

... those of o2the evening to t bo Norwich D aiosan Fund. * SO Z0ELTO The harvest thnksgiving tSt. Andrew.'s Church, Melt on, wa o held o a 9unday, the church being tnahastefl decoratetd T e eceswerieeb fllher a vull, shes Cnllisgferrd prsidisag at tho organ ...

... Hamilton, £e105. MSessrs. Mayhew and Son s wrere the vendor~s solicitors. WOOD]BIDGE. On Thursday, Messrs. Wm. Arnott and Son sub- mitted for public competitionin the Bull Hotel Assembly Room, the undermentioned properties: -By direction of the Executors ...

... his sub- ?? of -344X. 'to be paidtl;- tfle bind ' ;On tn, 131h inst. CaptaiW Hn ihe34 -Regiment ot'tGuards', wvas jnrne:d~ Ms Ha mond,. daughter of Sl Andrew 3ud r aind :Art. M. ?? Comrptrlle;oif e Navy, .the~tlay last was i, rrje4 ,at the Church al i ...