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... distribution. London: J. Heaton and Son, 42, Paternoster-row, E.C. May be had by order of any Bookseller. A NEW WORK BY REV. DR. THoMAS, EDITOR THE HOMILIST.' —Price 2s. Gd. THE RESURRECTION; Thoughts on Duty and Destiny. Ten most eloquent discourses on topics ...
... THE WEAVER'S FAMILY. Foolscap Svo., cloth, 2s 6d. London: WILLIAM FREEMAN, 102, Fleet-street, E.C. ANEW WORK BY THE REV. DR. THOMAS, EDITOR OF THE HOMILIST.—Price 2s. 6d. THE RESTIRitECTION ; Thoughts on Duty and Destiny. Ten most eloquent discourses ...
... Sermons (never before published) appear from time to time in THE CHRISTIAN TIMES. Price One Penny. A NEW WORK BY THE REV. DR. THOMAS, EDITOR OF _ THE HOMILIST.—Price 2S. THE RESURRECTION; Thoughts on Duty and Destiny. Ten most eloquent discourses on topics ...
... National Association. MR. ALDERMAN LUSK seems likely to unite the suffrages of all sections of the Liberal party in Finsbury. Thomas Chambers, Esq., the Common Sergeant, has been invited to enter the field against Mr. Cox. A MEETING of the City Garibaldi ...
... the Rev. J. W. Hardy, who has resigned the duties of pastor of St. Stephen's, and is about to proceed to Malaga, in Spain. The testimonial was a book in which was an inscription, signed by the donors, testifying to the worth of Mr. Hardy. A MEETING as ...
... (late) Geo E Startup Henry Hornby Thomas Stead Henry Hughes - T Stephenson, and T Hulme Thomas Stokoe NV J Hutton James Sugden David C Ingram M C Taylor S H Ireson James D. Tetley H NV Jackson, BA r Thompson, MA Thomas Jackson T M Thorpe Alex T James S ...
... The Rev. Win. Howell has lately accepted the unanimous invitation of the Independent church at Frampton Cotterhill. The Rev— Thomas Hamer, Independent minister,, who has laboured for about a dozen years at .AUckhzndi New Zealand, has resigned his pastoral ...
... monarch replied that he would not pit his fingers between the bark and the tree.--Anti-Slarery Standard, Jan. 13. Mr. Gathorne Hardy having been elected at the general election last July, for Leomiuster, as well as Oxford University, and haviu,g chosen the ...
... the country. Cheques to be crossed, National Provincial Bank of England. NEW FORAGE PLANTS. New Zealand Prairie Grass, Net Hardy Clover, Bromus B{hraderi, Striattim.—PETtilt 144WSON and 60S. the Queef.'s t3eedsmen, 2s, King William-street, Cheapside, London ...
... continues to render spiritual aid, to a large extent, to the colonies and dependencies of the British empire. -Mr. Gathorne Hardy moved, and the Bishop of Oxford seconded, the first resolution :— That this society, founded in 1698, is especially entitled ...
... England, if to the value of 40s. or up, wards. PHILLIPS and CO. have no connectiou with any House in Worcester or Swansea. W. F. THOMAS & CO.'S 1 NEW PATENT SEWING 111ACHINES, PRODUCING WORK ALIKE UPON :130T11 s 1 DES, 52. 66, NEWGATE ST. & REGENT CIRCUS, OXFORD ...
... WESLEYAN. Nondziy week the missionary mooting was i the Town Hall. Mr. Thomas Barker, of Shields, occupied the chair. Addresses were delivered by the Rev. R. S. Hardy, Rev. J. Nance, Rev. J. Brewster, circuit ministers, and others. Collections 371., being ...