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Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… the Church of Scotland, to recognise in this arrangement a new proof of your Majesty's considerate regard for the … Mr John Murray, North Parish, ministers; Professor Robert J. Brown, Marischal College, Dr John Abercrombie, Physician … Gibson-Craig, Esq., of Ricarton. From the Presbytery of Tongue, Mr Angus Macgilivray at Strathie, Mr George Tulloch …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… to the Right Honourable Lord Belhaven. Gulielmus, &c. Note.A Pastoral Admonition on the subject of Sabbath … issued by the Assembly of 1834. See AppendixEd. 1843. Note.A Committee on Church Accommodation or Extension had existed … to soul when it is spoken in love, than when the unbridled tongue proclaims the vanity of its professions of religion by …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… Convents in vigore continuare declaramus, vel usquedum a Nobis revocabitur et exonerabitur. In cujus rei … W.S., Edinburgh, ruling elder. From the Presbytery of Tongue, Mr Hugh Mackay Mackenzie at Tongue, Mr William … viz., Rev. James Buchanan, Thomas Guthrie, R. Jameson, J. Adamson, W. Bruce Cunningham, James Balfour, Esq., W. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… in that City, during the Time of the Bailiffs, viz. from A. D. 1234, to 1448, when the Mayoralties begin. 1234. KING … to the citizens his city of Canterbury to farm for 601. a year, to be paid into the Exchequer; and that, from among … commission, is removed from the office of mayor, and J. Kingsford, sen. esq. is elected mayor in his room. Many of …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… special confidence." The state of the country requires a sole Governor. We require you on his arrival with all … Where that entry reads "skilled in the English tongue." this draft reads "and yet skilled in the Irish tongue." P. . Draft. Endd. Ibid, 60. Note on letters to be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… to the Earl of Leicester, Master of the Horse. I hear of a great reconcilement lately made with you; if so, I trust I … any subject your enemy in England, but would be accounted a feather of your wing, and a principal one too. There may be … You wrote me for a new Testament in the old Saxon tongue for my lord of Canterbury, but I never had one. My …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… now I, thinking to do good service by staying the suits of a multitude of the tenants to Her Majesty, took it upon me, … ship, and as I mean faithfully to perform the service of a perfect well-willer, so I beseech God work in your heart to … orders, admitted none that had no knowledge in the Latin tongue, or that exercised any secular occupancy, by means …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and civil administration of this island, whereof he has a singular care, and great estimation of the love and loyalty … our commission, and we doubt not you will acknowledge what a just and loving Prince you have. On Monday next we will … of all present, for my want of use of the French tongue, yet because I am a witness of what His Majesty out of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… whom by my letters I have collected, and who are waiting a wind, viz., 25 or 30 oxen, 35 or 40 pigs, 150 or 200 Essex … going to introduce into your kingdom of Ireland workmen of a kind not known before; honest men, who have not rebelled … sent for by the Council, and sworn secretary for the Latin tongue, as some of them knew that King Edward had given me …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… are so few that the business might have been discharged in a day; but the meaner sort are more than was looked for. I … Lord has so provided me with languages that in any other tongue than my own they need not fear my pen nor my tongue. [5 pages.] April 21. Ripon. 46. Edm. Hall to Sir Wm. …