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... gives notice Of a bill to reform the whole church of England and Ireland; Mr. Faithfull will bring in a bill to regulate and render more equal the incomes of the bishops and clergy of the Established Church; and Col. Butler is to have a committee to ...
... was the rector of Chiselhurst, of Orpington and Hayes, a prebend and. a sub-dean of Canterbury. They alleged, that it was a proof of the necessity of a thorough reform in the church, which reform they prayed this house to grant. The Archbishop Of CANTEBURY ...
... Holborn-Hill, between six anid seven in the morning, had his attention arrested by the handsome gingtemplet op- posite St. 'Andrews church, Curiosity induced hin to notice how many passengers entered one of these shops. and lhe counted a hundred persons as ...
... Macetes~fird ?? ?? Andrew Wilson, Mold ?? ' I,. John Dasira, ' ?? ?? John Eyton, Northwick ?? .. Andrew MKeap, - Oawe.*rp i .. ?? 30John Morris,' Shrewsbury ?? ?? Rt. W. Stokes, - St. ietkusi' ?? J ?? ?? Ja4uharson, Tavaworsk ?? ?? Andrew Dudgeon, - wem ...
... congletos ark ?? Robert Johnson, Keighley ?? .. James Heron, RKautoJbrd Andrew Cassels, - Leeds ?? * James Scarth, - Leominster .. ?? FrancWoo use .Lieopooil S. H. Walsh, - maccte.Jeld Andrew Wilson, Mald ?? I., ?? John Pavies - Nantwich ?? . John Eyton. Narthwiri ...
... the Committee, for the better execution of the powers confided to them, Pe authorised to appoint Sub-Comnmittees, and I that Three Members of either such Sub-C5ommittees shall be a - Quorum. Moved by GoaBoc BENooUjos, Esq., seconded by Dr. LANT - CARFENTER ...
... Aligost i, at Walcot church, llootb, by the Ray. R. B. Cirt.cright, the Ker. V. m. f'aimaright, of Sloirehampum. to Louisa. second daughter of the late Wm. Whitaker, Esti. of ,llotconibr•ltouae, l)oriet. • Aug. at Sr. George church. Itrntulon•bitl. by ...
... there.forrthe good of'the public, 'dot for want 'Then spekinugto his Mefry A'`dr'-!' Andrew, said he, doyoui come, .here for want 2 'No, faith, ir, said Andrew, we have enough.of that at home. &A mechanic at Carlsrulte has invented a sort of piano ...
... '5 5 Thomas Lucas, Esq ., 2 2 Air; WV. Prekjun. 0 10 John Braikenridge, Est 56, 0 E. StepliiEsq. 22 Mr. Johin Bevln I O M Cote Lode.- 22 Matthew Laxton, Esq 1 0 Mrs Savce .. I, Miss Bright, 'Richhiond Ansold Wbhigwh ov, whilst .,terracc ...
... amendment, for leave to bring in a bill for the conversion of tithes into a rent-charge, and for the better distribution of church revenue in Ireland. TRADE WITH AVittCA. Sir Rt. PsEEL said that he held in his hand a petition of rather a queer nature. It ...
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... nmllber of the members of the church are advo- caies for the abolitionl of the rates, as unjust in principle sad gailling tO their dissentin~g brethren; and let us suggest that apetition to parliament, exclusirely of such church tonmunulicants, wold have ...