...1885), in honor of bis mother, the late LorisA VAX VECHTEN, and his father, Kev. SAMTEL VAN VECHTEX. DD, a prize of sixty dollars, by the gift of $1,000, the prize " to be given annually to that student of Kutgers College who shall be adjudged by the I-'aculty of the Theological Seminary of the Keformed...

...Abraham B. Van Zandt, DD, be, and hereby is, appointed Professor of Didactic and Polemic Theology, in the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, at New Brunswick. ßes'ilved, That an instrument certifying the appointment, and specifying the duties of the office,...

...library, students having access also to the college library. — (Catalogues for 1875-76 and 1876-77.) The Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, at New Brunswick, is also open to all denominations, has a course of 3 years, and a library of more than 20.0OU volumes.—...

...founded, in honor of his mother, the late Louisa Van Vechten, and his father, Eev. Dr. Samuel Van Vechten, a prize of sixty dollars, by the gift of $1,000, the prize " to be given annually to that student of Kutgers College who shall be adjudged by the Faculty of the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church...

...Rev. William VV Mabon, DD, be and he hereby is appointed Professor of Didactic and Polemic Theology in the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, at New Brunswick. Resolved, That an instrument certifying the appointment, and specifying the duties of the office, be...

...college his full share of the literary work. Devoting himself to the study of theology, he entered the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, at New Brunswick, NJ , in September, 1874, graduating in May, 1877. He engaged in missionary work in Canada, in 1875,...

...VECHTEN, and his father, Rev. Dr. SAMURL VAN VECHTEN, a prize of sixty dollars, by the gift of $r,ooo, the prize "to be given annually to that student of...of the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church of America, at New Brunswick, to have presented an article, original with himself, and the best submitted...

...BRUNSWICK, NJ j|N introducing to the Christian public this volume of Lectures on Missions, delivered before the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, at New Brunswick, NJ, it is proper that a brief account should be given of the origin of the lectureship. On the 1 6th...

...Holland, Mich., in 1880, as Bachelor of Arts. The next three years he spent as a student of theology in the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America at New Brunswick, New Jersey, and graduated from that institution in May, 1883. From 1883 to 1886 he pursued the study...

...Julius Arthur Brown, AM, B.Sc. ; Dickinson College, the Rev. President George E. Eeed, STD, LL.D. ; the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, at New Brunswick, N. ]., the Rev. President J. Preston Searle, DD, the Rev. Professor John H. Raven, DD, and the Rev....