...might make the provost and magistrates, and a minister of every denomination, the court of appeal — the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church, and a Roman Catholic clergyman if you choose. Eridenoe. GBEENOCK. Mr JAMB* BEITH. SATURDAY, 27ft August...

...beyond a doubt. And lct it be borne in mind, that the Confession of the Westminster divines is that of the church of Scotland, the Free church, and the united Presbyterian church ; and was till very recently, if it be not still, a standard to which our English orthodox dissenters...

...fine chapel in the gothic style has been erected by the Wesleyan Methodists, at a cost of about 60002. Besides these, the places of worship in Adelaide are,...is permitted to be attached to any church or chapel in the city, but a large cemetery is provided to the west of it. Among the educational institutes of...

...examination of fitness for entering it. He was rejoiced to say that thus during the last ten years the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church, which were the three great religious bodies of Scotland, were not satisfied with the mere fact that...

...examination of fitness for entering it. He was rejoiced to say that thus during the last ten years the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church, which were the three great religious bodies of Scotland, were not satisfied with the mere fact that...

...the Eev. Wrn. Murray, MA, Crook, Durham, had been appointed to this charge, to the support of which the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church each contribute £50 per annum. An idea of the progress of the congregation may be gathered from the...

...and rich province was rescued from war and slavery and a threatened tyranny by the missionaries of the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and a company of Glasgow traders, who had felt the inspiration of Scotland's greatest...

...prepared for action later on. Statistics of There were 858 places of worship in Scotland in 1851 outside the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church, with a total attendance of 141,000 as against 802,000 in the main Presbyterian bodies. This reckoning...

...Westminster Confession had been debated, and the terms of assent to some extent modified or qualified in the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church. For detail, see Innes, 1892, pp. 255-71. For a discussion of the wider context of such debates within...

...work on The Presbyterian Book of Praise had begun, an invitation arrived from the Joint Committee of the Church of Scotland, the Free Church, and the United Presbyterian Church asking the Presbyterian Church in Canada to co-operate in producing a common hymnal for the English-speaking...