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... Churcls in St. Andrew's parishs werei ceufident of uldtimate success hut they could nor hope that Io,.; so thce present condition of trade they co uld firmmediately, obtain the assistance requisite for the erection of a pal- 4 ranent church such as they ...
... prices. Otherwise the demand was in a sluggish state. (- N SUADAY, the 2Ah of November, a V SERMON ivill be prebbed in ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, by the RE S EORGE BUCKERIDGE M.A., Prebend of Lichfefd, and Rural Dean, when a Collection will be mc4e in Aid of the ...
... 1bo ?? Bishop held a cnr.:-on in s:a Church on 'Wednesday Candidates from tooia leg parishes, attended :-Easingebn, 2T mnates, 2.; Haswell, 13 males, 32 femr,1se: Hal!,roin 2 m2 femalesa; Shotton Colliery, 22 males,, 22 femalcs: ?? Hetton, '21 males. .31 ...
... Emmna kllodes, formerly of' Bellerby, in Wensleydale. -At Saint Andrew's Church, Dr Ward, of North Shields, to Miss Bird, daughter of Major Bird, of this ?? the 20th inst. at Saint John's Church, in this town, Mr Robeet Wright, of Lumley Park, to Mrs Elizabeth ...
... been as followo :-Collections, 57 19, 8d ; contributiones, f4 16B 9J; annual sub- scriptions, 33 17a 6d ; benefactione, S2; ladie' mis- sionary basket, 16 ; juvenile association, 22 6s 6d young men's association, 1856, 5 12a 7d ; do., 1867, 6 6s 4d. From ...
... Saint Nicholas' church, in this town, by the Rev. W. S. filly, D.D., canon of Durham, and the Rev. R. C. Coxe, M.A., vicar, when the sum of £26 6s 10d was collected in aid of the choir fund.-A sermon was also preached in St. Andrew's church, on the evening ...
... a band of music, to St. Hilda's church, where the Rev. J. Carr, incumbent, preached a most appropriate, instructive, and deeply impres- sive sermon on the occasion. The service being ended, the procession left the church in the same order in which they ...
... cdilice erected iil mnoderni ?? a mect- ing of the conmmittee for raising a fuid for the rection of a church iu Birminghiam, to be called IdlBishtp ?? Church, a liberal ole.r was madd by the Rev. W. acarsh, otn behalf of a tidy wvhose name has itot transspi ...
... among the ministers of the church. The plan which it was proposed to adopt was as follows:- 1. That the sustentation fund sliall be primarily voted to thi object of a prevision for the ordained ministry of the Free Church. 2. That before the Whitsunday ...
... into panls for decoration. The rost oi the church wili be covered with open timber roofs, dressed and moulded, and stained and varnished. The west entrance to the church will be reached by a large flight of 22 etepn with ornamental railing of stone and ...
... alight leaning to the evangelical rather than te the highs church party. Dr. Langley's confirmotion to the Sei of Darham after his election to itse dean and chapter will take place in the parish church of StJames', Piccadilly. IsHC SADLEII FttrtsDS,-DrnlLIr ...
... per 1,0930 per anmium in the diffef ent sub-districts, calculated on the estimated population of each, are as fulLow:- 118477, 1S7G. Sub-district.r. 1 1st quarter. I 1st quarter. Westgate . , 22 9 2 3 St. Andrew's . .. .. 20 0 is i) St Nichblis' ?? 41-3 ...