Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1859 |
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abolished abolition of church amount Archbishop of Canterbury Archdeacon Atherstone authorised aware believe Bengal Bible Bill Birmingham Bishop of London carriages Chairman chapels Church of England church rates Churchmen churchwardens Colonel Committee compulsory consider courts cultivation difficulty Dissenters district churches Ditto Earl of Romney edition engine English Established Church European exemption expenses fabric feeling fund Government horses India John Cale July land large number levied Liverpool Lord Archbishop Lord Bishop Lord Monteagle Lord Portman Lord Robert Montagu Lord Wensleydale majority Marquess of Salisbury Monteagle of Brandon natives Nepal object opinion parish parishioners Parliament patent payment persons police population present printing Punjab Queen's printer question Railway raised reference regard religion religious repair road settlers Society suppose things tithes toll towns trade vestry voluntary contributions vote Wensleydale Wesleyan wheels witness worship
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Halaman 159 - The Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Control " — we shall presently have a separate organization here also.
Halaman 31 - Forasmuch as propriety rightly considered is a legal relation of any one to a temporal good, I conceive the sole printing of the Bible and Testament, with power of restraint in others, to be of right the property of one Matthew Barker, citizen and stationer of London, in regard that his father paid for the amended or corrected translation of the Bible .£3,500, by reason whereof the translated copy did of right belong to himself and his assigns.
Halaman 237 - Colonization' must, in this instance, clearly be limited to a class of superior settlers; who may, by their enterprise, capital, and science, set in motion the labour, and develop the resources of India. The inducements to a settlement of the working classes of the British Isles are not generally to be found in India. Those inducements are, high wages, the facility of obtaining land at an easy rate, the enjoyment of a constitution framed after that of the mother country, a temperate climate, and...
Halaman 134 - Our population in England is rapidly increasing ; but it is still more rapidly becoming a town population. In 1851 we had 9,000,000 in towns of 10,000 people and upwards, and only 8,000,000 in smaller towns, in villages, and in rural districts ; and at the close of the present century I believe that 70 per cent, of the gross population will be seated in large towns. Therefore, if our large towns are left to themselves, practical heathenism...
Halaman iii - House ; and to whom leave was given to report from time to time to The House : ORDERED TO REPORT, THAT the Committee have met, and considered the subject-matter referred to them, and have examined several Witnesses in relation thereto...
Halaman 5 - Moon,' a most awkward place to go into or out of with two horses in a wnggon, as the entrance is narrow, crooked, and of a steep ascent. The engine went in and out without the least difficulty, although there were not six inches to spare at two points of a crooked turn. This distance is 22 miles, in consequence of going round to avoid an insecure. bridge on the main road. We started at 10.5 am, arrived at 8.15 pm ; time, 10 hours 10 minutes.
Halaman ii - On the motion of the Duke of Marlborough, a Select Committee was appointed to inquire into the present operation of the law and practice respecting the assessment and the levy of church rates.
Halaman 36 - House, have considered the Matters to them referred, and have agreed to the following Report...
Halaman 77 - The application to secular uses, after an equitable satisfaction of existing interests, of all national property now held in trust by the Church of England, the Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and, concurrently with it, the liberation of those Churches from all State control.
Halaman 5 - ... or No. 1 ; the engine then went on steering quite well, and got out of the watercourse. 8.15. Arrived at Newmarket, went through the town, and left the train in a wide part of the road ; returned to town with engine, and placed it in the yard of the "Half Moon," a most awkward place to go into or out of with two horses in a wagon, as the entrance is narrow, crooked, and of a steep ascent. The engine went in and out without the least difficulty, although there were not six inches to spare at two...