 | William Lincoln, Christopher Columbus Baldwin - 1826 - 906 halaman
...magistrates, and ministers present." In consequence, it soon became common to invite the neighboring; elders to perform the services of ordination. Huhbard, 408....Carter now in Lancaster. They propably migrated to Nathaway soon after the town was rebuilt. tion and wealth fur thirty years after its resettlement is... | |
 | 1826 - 414 halaman
...Watertown ; a reverend, godly man, apt to teach the sound and wholesome truths of Christ." &c. 2 M^ss. Hist. Col. VII. 40-42. Mr. Carter was one of those...maturity enough to bestow its laurels." Magnalia, B. III. tion and wealth for thirty years after its resettlement is unknown For the remainder of the seventeenth... | |
 | Nathaniel Morton - 1826 - 498 halaman
...Conner. 293, 310. Hist. Coll. IX, 39.] Rev. Edward Uulkley is in Dr. C. Mother's Second Classn— "of young scholars, whose education for their designed...come unto maturity enough to bestow its laurels." Mr. Bulklcy was a son of Rev. Peter Rulklcy, first minister of Cenoord. He was first settled in the... | |
 | Nathaniel Bouton - 1848 - 56 halaman
...William Worcester, of Salisbury ; 77. Mr. Young, of Southhold." THE SECOND CLASSI S. " It shall be of young scholars, whose education for their designed...was come unto maturity enough to bestow its laurels. 1. Mr. Samuel Arnold, of Marshfield; 2. Mr. John Bishop, of Stamford ; 3. Mr. Edward Bulkly, of Concord... | |
 | Cotton Mather - 1855 - 680 halaman
...Samuel Whlteing, of /.;; n . John Wilson, of Bottn. 73. 74. 75. 7«. 77. William Worcester, •/ Mutvry. not being finished, yet came over from England with...was come unto maturity enough to bestow its laurels. 8. Mr. John Higginson, о/ Xalcm. U. « Hough, of ¡¡ending, 10. « Jame«, of t'.aslkampton. IL »... | |
 | Cotton Mather - 1855 - 676 halaman
...Samuel Whltelng, of /,yn. John Wilson, of Boiton. n. 74. 75. 76. William Worcester, of Soluiury. 77. not being finished, yet came over from England with...was come unto maturity enough to bestow its laurels. 1. Mr. Samul Arnold, of MartkficU, John Bishop, of Stamford. Edward Bulkly, of Concord. Carter, of... | |
 | Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge - 1818 - 464 halaman
...' who were in the actual exercise of the ministry when they left England ;' the second, fourteen ' whose education for their designed ministry not being...and had their education perfected in this country, hcfore the college was come unto maturity enough to bestow its laurels.' The foundation of the college... | |
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young scholars whose education for their designed ministry, not being finished, yet came over from England with their friends, and had their education perfected in this country, before the College was come unto maturity enough to bestow its laurels. 