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PRICE SE . • '• THURSDA - , SEPTEHBER 8, 4826. • . , • , - .. • _ - - -,., -•-: • 4 ' ''' ~.. . . . This day was publisbed, in Bro. price lis.6d. expense at leaft ten-fold that which h now imposed on I - . - it'• . ) rIPHE ' CATHOLIC FAITH: A Sermon •by cninity. 1 Parisi or Idaad. • !bop s . . 06.1 0 14 St: the Heritor and Minister , both of whom vnllfitn.most - .':•s - 4 -44 . . . ~ „ , l 44340,..a.4........" • 'hail, mod e l e d f ro m the Gre e k, to whiettla added, *brief crepasets4,:nrtsbeistesdu,rirniustamthewofe caies , i i i nd s e ay m , nified try the Pivw - dominoes .: . eridigerla.kLaMPW IliP III II I • -i "- . :` -: .... i lifet . • -I L Refutation of Popery. team th e Writings of the Fathers. will be deposited .i.mart.g. . .841,11 (tm4o):Eprorsy . ( si. i ...,,,fi t ,otr „sou, By HUGH STUART BOYD, Eaq. • 'Delmore and Iltaitnenny ' .i ' ' • 11 Printed for C. and J . Rlvington, en, St. Paul's Cbuteb.yud, and in reserve . to meet special occasions of expenditure, l (hl . . 4 Kiimeniip 4 '"* .. it *0 ~ 3, Water lane Pall-mall. h in. uplphimg or imptovinz the fabric of the Church Exam. . lu . i . . . . loth° t f. 4W I .... ? 3 ii • :SOO: i ALLEN'S PRINCIPLES OF MODERN RIDING FOR In the amended Act, Which received the Royal A . i • ness . . I ''. kt er roepe . _,_ .•, . - 700 GENTLEMEN. seat on the 21st day of Jtute 1824, the limit of the C_ULTS . , Coss and &mess . .., , ink Rqoaldiat ! I 467' G 9 ...... IrOithitAl . * ..: 11Witielt *!`•'. • C- • • • ••P •.• I 411111 111- . 01( 4 " 7 -- •• • • • • • ~'l . -o . ~a . _ ' • ." *Or INDIA HOUSE, &I/feather 7, 18'25. irrt coop. Of *DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY V supertAivrs ZYGLAND, media& t• r EAST LADIES. if Anat.:4s Alice, • That a GENERAL COURT of the said .COMPANY will - ne held at their UMW in iLelidenhil+l l o 'Vie, on WiDiIESDAT, she I , 2th April, 1 888, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS tor four years. a Minister's stipend ' d wa y s Increased to 1201. per allnuip. but the salaries of 51. for a Precentor, and SI. fur a Beadle, were omitted.: F r a reason hereinater to be given, ten additional Ministers were directed to be es tablished where Places of Wothip already existed, — hut which were of little value in, a religious point of view, from the extreme difficulty, not to say inlPs* bility, experienced by the Parish Minister ;n resorting to remote places and islands with any tolerable degree of regularity. But these additional•Mi ,isrers not raise the total number of stipends from forty to fifty ; it being foreseen bxfrire the passing. of the. atneofiel Act, that fifty thousand pounds would not sutficu for hujldiag forty Churches and Manses ; whereas , it will, no suffice for eprnpletiag s. thirty Choi chi s wri Maniel annexed, and ten %Mlles 63! • tife - • Mein, win) ate to be *pointed in tbenlimiser rected- by' thehttnettd 'Mt- , o r. a& 3. I i The ,condition of trpkiddieg the . hitch te the el l ' tent of one per cent, ,pex,inttgm upon tee exnense of completing. it (it in any year the Seat-rent should I .deficient to that amount), virtually required Consent tit that condition, and therefore a renewal 'of former ap plications before 'they 'coskibe proceeded in; these re newals were Nary general,. and many other apelicl4 dons have been made, insomuch that..the Commis-. sinners, were enabled, at 'their meetings , of the 17th February and the 2.sttiof June; to,appropiiare in a saris factory manner, Thirty-one Churches, which are to be served by thirty Miaisters s and to oar Manses and ten °anemia The following List, arranged according to the Conn ties, chews distinctly the places at which Churches have been directed to be built, most of them absolutely, a few provisionally ; and herein the Commissioners have to remaik, that they could not but. give a favourable an swer to certain early applicatiantut the absence of sub-' sequest applications, which might otherwise, in a few instances, have been deemed to merit a just preference. Pa" I I Point ? I It od. Lakin. :Cress, PERTs . `Fnithiga l l ~'2G9 Ross and . CROX•RIT • LOCh Broom . UII spool I. $OO Dunrountss . . Sandprick Nesting . . • . Whalsap 655 The conditions on which liter .111airr i ss ; Vd blititters hare b. en offerqd, may he thought . so,nsvii,it AR S: spurable as compared to the pbwgrs given, litshe Act ; hut the CommiWoncis ilia 'nut tiosiJer "the pinker. as signed to there of lerairing Places of Worship, as.jn= tended by P.srli.iment• t 3 be soppti'citiil7. l in ordinary cases, lioseyer proittent it was tg. legislate genirally. .so as to meet peculiar and adveise circunicipces in any sfecial ease which might occur. Ttr_olm4oi,rche ssionert s ihad ar o to consid-r that the ,iturnbey ...l gfact lig:rite! 'by. tii?',.,eißeldktare iven by the Highland' Cltt i tyCll . 4Lctsi ,littlF doubt kil l .tl3at.thc r o . 4•;krafiricl,b 14 riciept4 - op, '4O 'prpecl, tutefullY •: appropriated; tht.re, P' !offering diem on such, terips aj !diem, no dint* tp have beep, !to ;in& to priority il j piiiieAtion t abt !fOr.ttp plaw s es,selectid ,fcir iof 'very numerous trirpFeations, • . !spriation.will Whgn • of about niyrty applications the reenthiseioners," it' was fobnd loess than twenty, compliecty4th, the isitentionS of Parliament) more, 'Neve Heritors, (who • nd.a whulr Ptaces of Worship, or Maintain Minister,) from the charges to which they are at prevent The enormous extent of many of the.HighlAnd parishes is knows to baie7'airiien: (torn the. union of two; Ogee, and even 'five ancient parishes, the Chuielretrisf %Me pf which , remain a, but dtta upon the Heritirrs,,-(who!aie within die *Muds of the rirrucient.p.trishh'bollytrier art, dum it may be passible for the Minister of oie-iti)ite4 parish t()., most thither. tax' 'elisions. (urposes. ; •-- That part of the transactions of the 'Commisitineit "hick requirod,phsas and•specifitsaions:prelintiati to *faring- contracts, hiss been conducted stirir, Activity by. Surveyors under the instructions of Mr. Telford. The extent of invcstigationAititatthoN.orl them Idandv to Argyllshire) rendered it necessary to employ three Surveyors, each or whetnAvaitrequired to furnish a specimen uf a plan, eiekati.44;olvd esti• mate._ with specificaticrao, 'for Chlreb and Manse; out of these a Church (vvhi4ll may. new hafterusedJdre Standard " win - lice' lOW or . *Ms" , rent situ< Surveyor, •ford having sliecificatisr gativ. offers bad established PETER. AUBER, Assistant Secretary. Mk day was published, elegantly printed in royal octavo and embellished with 52 Engravings. Price One Guinea in boa rds , THE PRINCIPLES of MODERN RIDING for GENTLEMEN, in which the lite Improvements of 'the Mamege and Military Systems are applied to Practice, on the Pro menade, the Road, the Field, and the Course. By JOHN ALLRN, Ridbig Master, Seymour-place, Bryanstone-sisare. London s Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 73, Cheap:We ; J. Aadrews, Bond-street; and C. Cbappel, All-mall. Where may be had, ALLEN'S PRINCIPLES of MODERN RIDING for LA DIES. • E4ST-INDIA HO USE, &veneer 7, 125. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COlfrel:. Y oI MERCILtA TS e ENGLAND, Indio: to the EAST-INDISS, do kerb ;Orr Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to be held at their Home in Leaden hall-street, on Westmont, the Seth September next, is made SPEC! AI., for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their xpyrubatinn, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the :id et. smiting to Lieutenant Colonel' Srivarrotr, C.B. of the Bombay Plbtabiishtnent4 an" allowance of (pep) Fix Nundred Younig per annum, on the grostodesherein stated. .• • The Report required hp the By. Lair, cap. R. sec. Ilk thgeOet idtts the Doinments loped aslda said R0016114* hat been formed, are open for thy Ittimpeet;ion cdthe Proprietors as slits Noose PETER AUBE', ifseisknit Secretary. MILLS' HISTORY OF.CHIVALRY, &a. Sic. This day was published, in Two Volumes, svo. with two Vignette • - . Titles; 4r. 45: boards, 0 1 1 HE HISTORY of CHIVALRY ; or KNIOR7IIOIIR. ' • • and lan TIM 88. JL • By CHARLES Esq. 'Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees; Ohne, BrowtrAnd Green. - " This was an appropriate undertaking for the able author of the Crusades, and he has executed it with equal learning, fidelity, and elegance."—Monthly Review. By the same Author, The History of the Crusades, for the Recoveryi and Pomades of the Holy Land. In two vols. Ivo. XL 4s. bawds, the Third Edition. The Travels of Theodore Ducas, in Italy, at the Revival of LA. ten and. Art. In two vols. Ivo. JCL 4s. boards. ••'I- • • • - amber of new Churches !Idipirepf. the giuropt, and' as *there k 'afisielAnd 'Minister' AIR 91111gred:,(iin:d!tioits . .,141d rf . no id te4lolkid. 4j . c4w4l ispcseil i at."ssnce AFri ! ' i 54,30 4 IfirrOv e cW e 4,strwq,,xsaypi i Ctsti rorce OrrAt hen. it ks i teilinoue kis6 4 l4yß, aaadtp. id goo icquiyi.tiiiiitot ;i4h, would (roppry . ..td 2ort, ox, fejsppsectly Tti ull oft urkold This day was published, in 14mo. price S. in boards, THE SURG EON'S VADE •IN ECU M ; containing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of Surgical Diseases. Accompanied b y' Engravings to illustrate the modern and appraved methods of Operating; also, select For mula of . Prestripttons, and a Glossary of Terms. The Third Edi tion, greatly eniorSeil- Printed for Thomas and George Un derwood ; Longman, Hurst, flees, Orme, Brown, and Green ; G. and W. B. Whittaker; James Donau; Coz and Son; /Jurgen and Hill; J. Coz ; and A. Slack, Edinburgh. THE B&W TROOPER ; ott, COMBINWD:StJPERSEDED. • A TROOP of Dragoons, when on duty seat out, To scour for marauders the country about, And, stationed the men in a vilbile obscure,. The lack of convenience ceinstraintai to endure, Their Captain, due care of tbeir.ceistfott who ok, This edict promoted in the Ordegh-Spoki— The troop being now under general privation. Is therefore 'Tempted ficiit altobligation Of high polish'd remises or Boots; though each DIM Will Olive dieie on ditty ai clean as be can! County. 'Renal,. Now this was considerate, and gained much good will, Yet beau Pat O'Brien world be a beau still; Fur when all his comrades in brown Boots and Pouches Atunsded Wads, honest candour avouches This fact. that Pat constantly time to his duty In Boots and with Poached* superlative beauty ! Why, Pat, yott Well merit the title of beau," Nis Officer said, 4 4 How la this that you whew, Thus daily, bright Boots with 'Japan that may claws. And these of your Captain and Comrades surpass?" 44 -Your honour '• Pat answer'd, 4 4 I hope no uUence, Though Gestar:l Privation, a man of much sense 'May be, without doubt. yet his order to try on - Of brown limns and Pouches,' with Paddy °laden Won't do, with your lave, while this jewel's not lacking, A small box producing of %menet Pads'lliroldog. Well pleased with the theme of O'Brien's oration. The Captain assured him that General Privation 4o longer commanded ; and %maul's Jet Paste, Is now in the Regiment tie acme of Taste. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by 4SGT L& . In the vi cinity, and tiga ter We an nwial' *maim at the parish Church of Appin-t . , liatnanCa. I ot I • S. . . 3 - 1 • • • : . ". P. • i A" TOO L... • ,7 - 2, 000 eOl/ V" ~`~ ° y, . This Chan& will ba • Go a ' wale; awl Mk he . • . • ••.' I' i. • ala Ira/lean_ 30, STRAND, London; . AM add it every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID in Bottles, 4d. 104. ltd. and 18d. each. Mao PASTE RLACKING, in Pots, dd. 12d. and in& sub. A Millburn* of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liq uid. OP Ask for WARREN'S Blacking. PekiE NT. SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. UPWARDS of FORTY THOUSAND CASES of .11CRNIA have been relieved by these Invaluable Instru ments, and are acknowledged by the Aided to possess security ease, and convenience, not to be met with in any other invention for the purpose ; will answer for Right or Left Side ; also admit of increase or decrease in size sod force, requiring no Buckles, Un sierstrap, or any galling Bandage. In consequence of an inferior article ribir being off:red for Sass Medical Gentlemen and..the Public are particularly requested s* Ibsen's', that " Samson, One, and Co. 292, Strand, London," is marked upon the Leather • Case, without which they are of the spudons kind. Persons in the Celviatti are requested to send the circutn femme sit the !My In WA below the Hips.—Sold by one or num Dingshin Werbry City and principal Town in the United iiill4• 6l , . . • .• AROMATICAFIKAT OF VINEGAR. 4Ls. agreeable - perfumed liquorfilie original in. eention of Mr. Henry) 'Melt is of we&known ellen/ in relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the witir.kossed, ells*, or infected air, condnurs to be pre pared, its the protest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM HENRY, ?danufactering Monists, blew:beater. It is sold fa Londe., whoiSe and retail, by Messrs. BWILIIT and Burn, teffelliefa, flockepur-treet ; and Retail, price 2i. 9d. by one agenfomere is eresitprincipal-Tastri ; 'bet it cannot be genuine, Wen the names: of the above. prepares.* are engraved on . the Government stamp, width is lipid ever the cork of each Peeper Sponge Boxes are -sold by Bayley and Blew, as usuaL As sawn may also be bad, authenticated by a similar stamp, Huai & Commit* ids:dxsisai, in bottles at ao. ad ! or with glue, eteppert at Is. ed. BILIOUS- -AND -MYER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and efeitual mmedy fora thmediam% dors vrhich'origiante hie vitiated action of the. LW snit 11114ary organa,,sainely, Indigratiou, lases of Appetite, Head Ache6l Heartburn Hatuierecies,Spures,'Coitivemeer f _ of the Lip vet, he. ' l Btc. DIXON'S ANTIIIILIOUX4.= have riat with more general approval than my other M(sdicibewhalsorieresio They ante every raceausvendation of Mild *parade. wkbeseffisnd eEect; and requite no mtralat Or caollneasent whatever during their, use.. In tropical elharecirlierare ‘casSequences of redun dantpreitallym and vitiated bile arose andalarnsing, they are an in valuale and eifcient protection. are lik,V4Vbeyeculiarly cal culated to correct disorderaanidng enema of the table, to restore the tone of tip:At/poach, nut to =SOWS Most warplane's' occieioned by irrolgularity .4 . 4l4e t bpreels. . . held Indlosev, ad 2ty etl." tie 4 i is: and ins, by Haler, Chattier 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's - 'Bllfory ma es. IN, New lloadeweet; Leadst; anal b 1 1 ,1114 PF4ao.3l" li sac ymidoti.thrcoghqut- th e flaked li f ing4otui '‘. sv* . . . . .. ....._ . Jr lipil PA 1426 1 11614 fin. 4 sl,S i ranke J l e ;ed sale sompiaine. — 1:. 174 w, at gs4.l. • , • •••••- i's Hoek, Fot . • • ••:.t.• lc rt' • FIRS'! REPORT OF Tux COMMISSIONERS rola BUILDING CHURCHES • nt Tea HIGHLANDS Sato ISLANDS or SCOTLAND. Appointed by victim of an Mt of Parliament, passed in the Fourth Year of the Reign oft* Maisel , King George the Fourth, in. tituled, aAn Act for bulging additional Places of Worship in ' the Ilighlandaand Wanda of Scotland." —ap— The Act by which the sum of fifty thousand pounds was given for building additional Places of Worship in the Highlands and Islands or Scotland, received the :Royal Assent on the 18th July, 1823; and diereio r it 'was provided, that the number of Churobes to be established under the Act, should not exceed forty. I I Pub* or 1 'But the most expensive ss well as the most important • Place. benefit bestowed on the Highlands and blade of Beor- Jan& by the munificence fithe Legislature,sainsiated in assigning stipends in perpetuity to the Minister; ap pointed to officiate at these Chanties, such , stipends not .:to exceed lOW. per annum ; moreover, a &reifies house for each Minister, (with a garden of half Suhcre) was to be provided under the Act. The Colllllllsfiaolsll, • in seeding the dimensions and description. of the build ings, (thin is, of the Church, dwellisigshouse r ald ap- • purtenances) were directed-not to • exceed 'the efilienee, of fifteen hundred pounds in any one case, ;naiads." therein the purchase of Lad,' with the immediate. Om: ,; session, and the fencing thereof. The appointment of the Commissioners by a Royal; Commission, took place on the 18th day of August; 1823 ; and their First Meeting was holden on Monday the Bth September following. In the Commission are named all those who had been Commissioners for making Highland roadiaad bridges, under whose care indeed the same are still maintained in good repair, at the joint expense of iliepublic and of the Highland counties) and the Commissioners nearly appointed to execute the Highland Church. Act, being desirous that their transactioneshould proceed upon the same model, appointed the tame persons who had ears tied into effect the difficult details of the Highland Road and Bridge Act, to be their Secretary, Law Agent, and Surveyor. The intentions of the Commissioners had been al- ready anticipated, in sending printed copies of the Act to the Conveners, Sheriffs Depute, and most of the principal Helium in the Highland Counties; and public notices were now ordered to be inserted in'the Newspapers 'usually circulated in the Highlands of Scotland. - . The Commissioners also directed a form of enquiry to be prepared and printed, -so that upon the receipt of every application', not only were notices thereof sent to the Minister of the parish, and to the Moderator of the Presbytery, but the printed form, (containing twenty one questions) was also sent to the applicant, in order to obtain front him such uniform as well as abundant information, as might form a satisfactory batis for the further proceedings of the Commissioners, Meech par ticular ca*** • Before the end of the year 1845,- upwards of twenty applicalthhor had beenreetiveA - *hen k*appeared that not mole thin onit-tialf of rifeer - iikdd be legally taken into eoniideritiOn,.the itateailoarided Property being such in the Highland counties and in the Islands, that ; only one Harker -in most of the parishes teas qualified to' make applicatiook whertai the 'Act' reirifteir 411 Mel or Mime Heritors possessed if land, rack to theealue of One.huodred Pounds Scots of valued sent ;" in conse quence of which restriction the Commissioners could not, compatibly 'with -justice, proceed to assign. any Church whatever until the Act should have been so amended SS to extend to all Parishes alike : and this oc casion was taken to make other Amendments, by re pealing. the Act of 1823, and re-enacting it so as to re gulate an a practical manner the Seat-rent expected to accrue from the new Churches; that is, by consigning such rent to the Herkor making application, and to the t. future Minister ; and thee/IPP' lasPoliait upon them the bprden of upholding the' Churcfi and Manse re specuvely. Some such security-ware absolutely sects. nary for avoiding the Mireawnithfe Coadieitin whitteby a Minister was about to be. wed wi 1 a atiplaad. ► PerFauk:7l %via* both 4444 h-sad Manes ands its maze 1,110 tali to decay, unless supported at an espouse which name 1- 1 L IStratbY I 1,0711 not : but become intoltyltbki,cortsiderang chat the Heat- ptersonors • IlDtdocli Derek - SSD top and Minislas woyld keve . .llo4opl4 inOtive to.filW The Second List ,displays, in like manner, the ph oensdilapidatione fig* resource - was' open to e tt effi ok :whom Menses . andltimittiri havit - been oteeed on- eon req*lMg 144 )oPokittelled . dition of the existing Place of Worship being thoroughly Act . 4. . 0 0 •,/lm tugged a penult*" repaired,. and so upheld 4- Isom. _Vie insu'trice neciiiiiy,dui; Surveyor* &advent* oilicointanahoold this offer is reji!etad, it vr:4l!tfe . krt ioitr#, R 4tirert i to be ceei'lle an l Pbfieiftivi4-10eit-ftrads and ?leal. thc 4POic,an,,tigi!ik'VmatmoofiratfrePtaf n6 4 o .l ar s t dlst perntilltds, litrointsicto, , Mte,ona&4Opiiient As neXt des4vel - BAsurr . Ross and Cassioort. r7sr SMNISAIIIi • it'n w• re (Island) Da Isib the (1 laad) • re;ri;(i;le) Do. Lockslsh I. I. L t: • .- *messy Isle C %blandish Symbol is Tretterniiii Hahn in Ws terniab . . 1,000 700 000 440 • 1,730 1,414 se Ness 1,022 800 SSG 1.990 1,314 8.11112 - • LAPIN 1,470 o,too 700 1,100 i "~: - 900 1,110, I,lsO 850 4 ta tie vat lie tabs 'charge of the Buryr . Isles; where , bassteßae-: coadary Cburektuul vigo tants., •—• lirttalS:r ser - te4 b 7 takinP_lue! 'l4iNatik Ballachu- Ilsh Match. Md SW who mid, on die near ed nut of Moii. Imps rued frown loos by a Sound, one nide wide. la the late. and as away some within sa loana►le dis., And as itaisr snore ,Ia die adja cent Liked aid Xillipsy. • Besides 'base who MT =OM tee ferry. !. • trg! Ai yrs lit slayfib actor __ Try. .. . . • . - eta of the tidings is annexed, and it is Ont. y tin add, that the Comniiisloneis have !pion to expect that six Churches win tie completed %true:inters& six ChurChis are 'knew' it' (14 'Peßstitiaireti, the Bland of I•lay ; at (t) Totnantout lit Baarshiveq' 2itt at (9.) Brae, (44 Rinloch LuithartAl.):Pieetei.sadiN Weida& in Rosshire. The proceedings of the CoinntlisinOts ion' sp ~ p~tr at first sight to have been somewhat 046'061u/with ri; gm d to these Churches, of which' the folmdatiolti knife been .laid,' although legal Codveyances .of the bib, given for that purpose, and fin a Manse Gods . bone aot yet been perfected ; but the interest aid *charviriar of the applicanteis so deeply involved * giving Mei' ify throughout the transaction, that cantle* would have beertmisplaced al compared to the benefit of erpedtting the objects of the Highland Church Act; especially. ro the.Charches actuady commended have not been.* 'acted withuatibill knowledgeof chi higli raeosetthilbr itpd..ltoopurabie intentions of the applicants in every one of 'thew cases, jOibedio superior convenience of 'situa tion for sending or finding workmen there, or for con veying building mates isle to the spot without delay.!- It is proper to rewash, in speaking of the WPM. given by the H;gbland Church Act,. that , it is : to b deemed a net sum, all the expenses incurred in salimes and otherwise, being payable at the Tre.isnry in con formity to the provisions of the. Act,•tvbertby it is also directed. that en account of such, charges sod eipagss.s ibould be laid before Puliament once" in every year. baring the first year no expense whatever was paid,and consequently no account was presented, so that the pak meats of two years now appear together; they abloom to 1,6001. and there is reason to expect that dtii Con veyances of land given to the Public by individual Heti tors for the purposes of the Act, will ipere.ase the rate of openditure in the next two yea's. In so far as the Commissioneri can foresee events, 411 the' objects of the Highliuid Church Act will be accom plished before the close of the year iSSIB ; probably within five years from the date 'of the Commistioo by which they were nonsinatyll and appointed in the , year 1,801, CHARLES MANNER& SUTTON, MELVILLE, ' TRIUNIDPCIt JOHN POIHNSDN,• • lISHISMX HVtDOONTRgb A OlSlig ia • . . n Intik T, minus's ANT,' • . • w. sun* . • rub tom, 104 izip====en Above 9,000 persootbasie b c ribed to • Ole -collie ut of Sermons, published by she Rev. Att..Zipwri ? il ow C*lo -Chaplain P#P 1114 448 4 - PrAPlcke• 4c 1 1., .t.,.. 10 VOW to V3 - ,.._tful)ff a ti e . ° L„,, .. a t 1 3,6,9'r! • rrotestent coovegntwes boy lsi tlielffgati;iuttibeliketlotiliiefeen'sikeed.. \ • - • • - • 5 4 •4. 40 4 • MAW d Church) was selected, mtp , sem* I- --- --..--- ----S - 1;illa of —; ---- ciiiit - ' - r enlarged as occasina tojettssetioicroaasfit!a one of theta a- low builthvistfir4 , tarais Boor, the other 'of two stor.4la4 silwabhkskrt ti lEgx; 'Atom, according tckths recssominkilat;e 2 4l4e t or, or of other parties cooce ~ 20a4 , "..-Trel• ring examined ancl,m4l,oo r11i44,; ;le ski Mous severally appeg,. . ts -ihrce r syjgct4 fen of contrdt yfitsispi e to . iolcit_l_BlMite.ts &dished their „charities , mho BitO - cto i 4;4 l */.. contracts nodg . the Highlapalloasf k.:?!aniis- the Chariri will lecniiitol;diti"li t 6titt dill 1 thi irei' and in tom 'castribeHt. Illeries at their ovrn . vrpaim. , s66 porantii A . ~ accommodated. . , . a• . 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