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You remember you introduced him to the Bishop and those Eastern clergymen as a magnificent specimen of a young Californian. You forget what an occasion you made of his coming to church on Sunday, and how you made him come in his buckskin shirt and walk down the street with you after service!" "Yes, yes," said the Rev. Mr. Wynn, hurriedly.
Mills, among a numerous assemblage of the distinguished inhabitants and visitors of Abbeychurch, Miss Merton, daughter of Sir Edward Merton, of Merton Hall, Baronet, together with the fair and accomplished daughters of the Rev. H. Woodbourne, our respected Vicar. 'I shall certainly contradict it, continued Mr.
It is this rectory that in 1653-54 is in the hands of the Rev. Edward Gibson, who appears from time to time in Dorothy's letters, and who was on occasions the medium through which Temple's letters reached their destination, and avoided falling into the hands of Dorothy's jealous brother.
Two men could hardly be found in the same profession more opposite in their ideas, lives, purposes, and pursuits; with this similarity, however, that each was a sincere, and on the whole an honest man. The Rev. Mr. Carter was much the junior, being at that time under thirty.
Then there were the archdeacon's two sons, for the Rev Charles Grantly had come to Plumstead on the occasion.
They chose ministers from their own people, and continued to meet and worship God with the simple forms to which they had been accustomed, and it is a remarkable fact that Romanism, notwithstanding its gorgeous ceremonies and corrupt practices, did not captivate them. One only of their beloved missionaries was allowed to remain, the Rev.
Darwin is undoubtedly due the elaboration and thoroughly scientific defence of the theory of natural selection, and to him is to be referred the deep and widespread interest which it has excited. Von D. Hermann Ulrici. Zweite Auflage. Leipzig, 1866, p. 394. The Theory of Evolution of Living Things and the Application of the Principles of Evolution to Religion. By Rev.
Had the clerk of the weather been favoured with an express letter containing a heavy bribe, a more lovely day could not have been secured than that one in January which witnessed the marriage of Constance Channing to the Rev. William Yorke. The ceremony was over, and they were home again; seated at breakfast with their guests.
The superintendent of the H circuit at this time was the Rev. J.R., a man who, in the work of the Lord, was instant in season, and out of season; and who was made very useful, not only by his public ministrations, but in his numerous and constant private visits among his flock, and the members of his congregation. Under a sermon by Mr.
Few of the prisoners could read with facility; more than half of them could not read at all; the most of them thought books were useless, and were totally ignorant of the nature, object, and end of religion. The Rev. Mr.
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