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... Resignation of the Pastor of the Congp.e. gational Church.—On Sunday last the Rev. J. Pither, who has been the pastor of the Congregational Church for upwards of nine years, tendered his resignation. The rev. gentleman has, during his residence at Chesham, laboured most indefatigably, not confining hia labours to the pulpit, but he has been constant visitor among his people, and amongst the ...
... The Congregational Church.—The Eev. Mr. Skipper, the newly-appointed minister of the Congregational Church, Chesham, entered upon his duties on Sunday last. Thunderstorm. severe storm occurred here on Friday evening, July 3rd. There was heavy rainfall, the lightning was exceptionally vivid, and the thunder correspondingly loud. The weather has since been very unsettled, both rain and thnnder ...
... Congregational Church.—The Rev. Ernest Bristowe, of Cheshunt College, has accepted invitation from the members of the CongregatjOHal Church, Cbesham, to become their Pastor. The rev. gentleman will commence his ministry Sunday next . County CouR T .-The monthly sitting of this (before his Honour Sir A. G. Marten, K.C., was held on Monday, when there were entered for hearing two adjourned ...
... Penny Reading Entertainment. — The usual fortnightly entertainment waa given (by permission) Lady Cbesham'e Schoolroom, in Waterside, on Monday evening. The Rev. H. E. Nolloth, vicar Christ Church, presided. The entertainment consisted of reading* aad vocal ami instrumental musk. The following is pvoeramn*:—Part I—Part song, Softly falls the shade ; * duet,« All's well, snug by Miss Towers ...
... Congregational Chapel.—On Sunday evening last the Rev. W. A. Linnington, the pastor, preached a special sermon in the above place of worship on the evils of gambling. The Chapel was well filled on the occasion. The Boot and Shoe Trade.— On all sides there are indications that trade will open np well, and it is expected that the orders in hand will be largely supplemented during the next ...
... AYLESBURY. Prorogation of Parliament.—The Lord on Tuesday last prorogued the Imperial Parliament Tuesday, the oth proximo, when it will meet for despatch of business. Beneficence.—Messrs. N. M. de Rothschild and have just contributed £20 to the Limehouse Special R e Fund. Captain E. H. Verney, R.N.. has given 1 to the funds of the Seamen's Hospital Society. The Address.—We are informed that ...