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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06 00:00:00

rienced parish clergy

ear friends
not bon

.ny reasons for prot
.
periment. I ch. .. tor immediate universa
but I trust that you will cheerfully await the r,
the end of June. That result will be looked
thousands of the clergy and laity in oar Churci

desircius to

ties will sympathise with-us,

propose

change or innovation, tint from the earnest desir
rich provision of privilege given to us, in Got
dence, in our Prayer-book, as accessible as t
masses of Our people.
" I cannot but record my sense of the great

'hich our 1I

Itered into my plstr.

candour and kindneis'of

anuur
even of thoi

them who may not he pr
r to recognise the force

ppmve tb
zned for t

flyer of one
Bpect, and 1

who is deeply grateful for all your confide
re.—Your affect

,te pastor,
" JOHN C. MILLER

i St. Mart

n's Rectory, Dec. 26, 1851

First Sunday in the Month
Morning Prayer and Se

Eleven

tany and Communion Service.
Litany, Communion Service, Sermon, a.
_Lord's Supper.
..

Evening Priie
Evening Praye

is at presen

Sundav i

ommunic
No Sern

present

iervice and Lord's S

Morning Prayer, Litany,
without Communion Ser

Litany only, and

Peisoni

Prayer (as at press

the Month

Nine Morning Prayer and Sermc
tany and Communion Sei
Litany, Communion Servic

ComniUnion
_ Supper.

;t Nine.. Communion Service and Sermon.
Morning Prayer. Litany, and Ser

ire are five Sundays in the month, tt
tb will be repeated on the fifth.

,n (as at pr

WITH TH

he arranger

ibers to the

DISPATCH" OF SUNDAY, JAN.
Weekly Dispatch" will be press

and other statistics of an interesting,eharacter. And on
following Sunday, January 11, th Chart will be given t
Rte
Purchasers of the "Dispatch" w are not regular subscril
The chart, which is surmounts vith an engraved view 431
Great Exhibition of the lnila yof AU Nations, has been
pared by permission of the al Commissioners, from de-
by Corporals A. Gardner ai d J. Mack, of the Royal Sa
and Miners, and revised by a gentleman wl ' '
quaintance with all matters connected with
must ensure its correctness. Orders may

ntry, or forward

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CURB OR

ENTY-NIN

ASTHMA

DR. LOCOCK
chester, July

'ULMONIC WAFERS

age, "a I have been BM

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to every means in m

WI box of. Dr,
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taken twc

pon me, I feel nc
—Dr. Locock's NN

giveXitant-rehef
di rders of the I.

,ride-lan
ors.—Al

speaKg
v o telt'

meeting the
~ 2s. 9d., and

WOUND IN THE THIGH CURED BY THEIR 15!
years ago Mr. Acton, of Melbourne, had his
fully lacerated when out riding', his horse ru
his leg coming in violent cOlsion with a we

idfor TrarVjFhteell

nth e. s,

effort proved unsucc rui in neanng LUC woo
became so impair that his life was desp
state be romme" ed using Holloway's Oir
which had the ect of healing his wound
pidity, and restoring him to sound health,

the management
be given to all
ed to Mr. R. J.

TIC COUGH, B 1
eton. near Man

in until lasi

Ick's Wafers.
As they have

G. STRIN

thigh most fear

inning away, and
Etll. He was con-

luffering from th,

)r the murder

not I wt
not the !

She asserted in

appear absurd, but lan

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ily-suspended

Bello
;ss or grief

been perfectly.