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... dirt; the bells and steeple too Q. 7th. A preshyter baptises. reads the banns, And oft in wedlock foil the willing hands; At Easter, or, perhaps, twelve times a year, They consecrate the hread and seine with pruy • r • It v upstart curates absolution's giv'n ...
... Masters: • 'including some , very high Class Specimens iu.thv aivrral SehooLs. Catalmiettli be hid the 40th, and ate vtrovrd&easter,. be the rate-at il ia Reassiiiarkapp • lit, • A • • •-. ,• . • • To 88. BY- AUCTION, • /By Ordcr Vac ifssigmece . 411.1i ...
... CHEMISTRY. P .. nnity of It, . I.: I th, r. n ke : rising nu additional ILI It I-, In hr. prrorni or, OD the of ;titing, and the general ' I henry of 11 sing and dhcharl inK t•tiluurA, troar un4 Vegrtable Sub- The :shove Lrrtn re ill be Aeolis err'? ran ...
... vigorous preparations had been made, slid angina, hopes were entertained there, as well as in the city of Valencia, that the enter rise of the French against that part of the country would be unsuccessful, froth the deficiency of their force for the accomplishment ...
... YearlfAeconot 8 6 8 To Rates levied, (viz.) Per Order of Michaelmas Sessions, 1810 600 0 0 of Epiphany Bastions, 1811 600 0 0 of Easter Seasions 800 0 0 of MidsurnsierSessions.. 800 0 0 To two Penalties for Short Wastes 0 10 0 X. s. d. X. a. d. Aeton Mr. - 1 ...
... Two.year old Steer, 3 Mrling Heifers, 2 capital Cart Mares in Foil, 1 Cart Mare, 1 Blood Mare in Foil, 1 Colt rising two Years old, 1 Filly rising two Years old, 1 Yeuling Colt, a Sow, Pigs, &c.— Likewise, 2 excellent Waggons, 2 Carts, Ploughs and Harrows ...
... purchase, nor were there any means of supplying the interior ; we may be assured that an intercourse with Great Britain will give rise to new wants in that extensive country, awl we find that the South American market is now becoming profitable to the regular ...
... only six per cowpony are to be allowed to em. bark with them. • None of the Ministers attended the lord Mayor's dinner on Easter Monday. This eirctineartnry coo. pled with Lord !';idmouth's letter to the City of lie.. membrancer, is a pretty plain proof ...
... regiment to imitate. On Sunday last, two sermons were delivered ire this town, and collections made, for the instruction of the rising generation—one at the General Baptist Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. %Valaisley, where the congregation contributed 1./. 7s. 10111 ...
... William Porter, caught oat by Edward Brewster 0 William Clark, bowled out Edward Brewster « John Brings, stumped out bv William Easter * John Smith, bowled oue by Henry Parr » William Moult, not out R. Craig, bowled out Henry Carr Byes • VVilUant Baker, caught ...
... omitted t, i••• and nhich it important for thy piohlir to hi, that the whale iif the tit e-erg inch, whim hronght nun 011 Easter NI lay. for trial and inspection, liv 11r Cooper, were all found in a very elate. and folly 111 wee, it, is fortuniit, ly ...
... the time of Easter, provides, tha Easier shall the first Sunday after the b II moon, which happens upon or next after the £lsi day of March;” but instead of referring the nation any other method of calculation, it also provides, that Easter shall be observed ...