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 | Keene, NH - Page 472Livermore of Keene, NH, from Acts iv. 12 ; the Prayer of Installation was offered by Rev. Mr. Crosby of Charlestown, NH ; the Charge was given by Rev. ...more pages: 467 |
| Bangor, Me - Page 149Hedge of Bangor, Me., have returned from Europe, and resumed their parochial duties Rev. Charles Brooks has engaged to spend the summer with the ...more pages: 153 |
| Manchester, NH - Page 465465 A Discourse in Vindication of Unitarianism from Popular Charges against it, delivered in the First Unitarian Church in Manchester, NH, May 14, ...more pages: 155 470 |
More | Dover, NH - Page 149Parkman of Dover, NH, and Rev. Mr. Hedge of Bangor, Me., have returned from Europe, and resumed their parochial duties Rev. Charles Brooks has engaged ...more pages: 313 |
| Philadelphia - Page 278We cannot soon forget the impression made on the occasion of the lecture which he delivered before the Mercantile Library in Philadelphia. ...more pages: 314 |
| Cambridge - Page 359these noble gifts of Unitarians for a liberal Christian education are the funds of a State institution, which are so grossly perverted at Cambridge ! ...more pages: 312 |
| Rome - Page 255Sarbiewski was a Pole, who went to Rome, and was patronized by a brother bard, Cardinal Barberini. When Barberini was elevated to the pontificate, ...more pages: 365 |
| Paris - Page 363preacher of the liberal school in Paris, and recently, as a member of the General Assembly now engaged in forming a constitution for France. ...more pages: 20 413 |
| Providence, RI - Page 470Holland of Boston, Fuller of Manchester, NH, Stone of Providence, RI, Bradford, Muzzey, and Pierpont. At half-past nine o'clock, the Convention ...more pages: 155 312 |
| Albany, NY - Page 149The society in Albany, NY, disappointed in their hope of securing the future services of Rev. Mr. Pope of Kingston, still desire to obtain a permanent ...more pages: 467 |
| SCITUATE, Mass - Page 156EPHRAIM NUTE, late of Petersham, was installed as Pastor of the First Congregational Church and Society in SCITUATE, Mass, (as successor to Rev. ... |
| Nashua, NH - Page 156Bulfinch of Nashua, NH ; the Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr. Bartol of Lancaster ; the Address to the People, by Rev. Mr. ...more pages: 153 |
| Trenton, NY - Page 156Buckingham of Trenton, NY ; the Address to the People, by Rev. Mr Holland of Boston ; and the other services, by Rev. Messrs. May of Syracuse, NY, ... |
| Worcester, Mass - Page 472EN PENNIMAN, of Brookfield, was ordained at Worcester, Mass., as an Evangelist, with a view to his taking charge of the Unitarian congregation in ... |
| Charlestown, NH - Page 472Crosby of Charlestown, NH ; the Charge was given by Rev. Mr. Leonard of Dublin, NH ; the Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr. ... |
| Hampton Falls, NH - Page 313Lincoln of Hampton Falls, NH ; the Charge was given by Rev. Mr. Thompson of Salem ; the Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr. Longfellow of Fall River ...more pages: 469 |
| New York - Page 149EH Chapin has relinquished his connection wilh the Univerealist society in School street, and taken charge of a congregation in the city of New York. ...more pages: 48 |
| New Bedford, Mass - Page 472MOSES GEORGE THOMAS, late of South Boston, was installed as Pastor of the Centre Church and Society in NEW BEDFORD, Mass., October 19, 1848. ...more pages: 468 |
| Belfast, Me - Page 153Palfrey of Belfast, Me., Osgood of Providence, RI, Fuller of Manchester, NH, Dorr of Lexington, Waterston of Boston, and Dall of Needham, ...more pages: 155 |
| Sharon, Mass - Page 472LATHBOP, of West Bridgewater, a graduate of the Meadville Theological School, was ordained as an Evangelist, at Sharon, Mass., with reference to his ... |
| Rochester, NY - Page 156a graduate of the last class from the Cambridge Divinity School, was ordained as pastor of the First Unitarian Church in ROCHESTER, NY, June 7, 1848. ...more pages: 149 |
| Buffalo, NY - Page 156Hosmer of Buffalo, NY; the Charge was given by Rev. Dr. Barrett of Boston ; the Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr. Buckingham of Trenton, NY ; the ...more pages: 310 |
| HAVERHILL, Mass - Page 314Eaton was a native of Haverhill, Mass. His ancestors were among the yeomanry of that town, and his early training in their occupation gave him a ...more pages: 312 |
| STOW, Mass - Page 472The meeting-house erected by the First Parish in STOW, Mass., in place of that which was burned some months since, was dedicated August 30, 1848. ... |
| Syracuse, NY - Page 156May of Syracuse, NY, and Barrett of Boston. Rev. JB WILLARD, of Harvard, was ordained over the First Congregational Church and Society in WESTFORD, ... |
| Boston - Page 151The Collation which the Unitarian laymen of Boston provide for their friends on the Tuesday of Anniversary week was this year spread in Assembly Hall, ...more pages: 310 |
| Dublin, NH - Page 472Leonard of Dublin, NH ; the Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr. Brown of Filzwilliam, NH ; the Address to the Society, by Rev. Mr. ... |
| WESTFORD, Mass - Page 156JB WILLARD, of Harvard, was ordained over the First Congregational Church and Society in WESTFORD, Mass., June 14, 1848. ... |
| Windsor, Vt - Page 472Saltmarsh of Windsor, Vt. ; and the other services, by Rev. Messrs. Knapp of Brookline, Mass., and Livermore of Keene, NH Rev. J. ALI. ... |
| Belgrade - Page 55He was subsequently imprisoned again at Belgrade, where he died in the year 1676, in the fiftieth year of his age. ... |
| Brookline, Mass - Page 472Knapp of Brookline, Mass., and Livermore of Keene, NH Rev. J. ALI.EN PENNIMAN, of Brookfield, was ordained at Worcester, Mass., as an Evangelist, ... |
| London - Page 3631848, has been translated into English, and published in London, under the title of "Christianity: its Perfect Adaptation to the Mental, Moral, ...more pages: 141 |
| Andover - Page 314Soon after retiring from the public services of his profession, he removed to Andover, where he ended his days, in the grateful and affectionate ...more pages: 468 |
| Brattleboro - Page 47nearly two hundred fellow-pntients with whom we have been acquainted while under the care of the cautious and intelligent practitioner at Brattleboro, ... |
| PETERSHAM, Mass - Page 156MARTIN WYMAN WILLIS, late of VValpole, NH, was installed over the First Congregational Society in PETERSHAM, Mass., on Sunday, May 28, 1848. ... |
| Gardner, Mass - Page 312SUMNER LINCOLN, formerly pastor of a Trinitarian Congregational church in Gardner, Mass., was installed as Minister. |
| Zurich - Page 170in a dilapidated shed in the great square of Wittemberg, Zwingle was quietly teaching the Gospel to his little flock in his church at Zurich. ...more pages: 171 |
| Newport, RI - Page 153Brooks, of Newport, RI, the Annual Report was read by the Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Charles Brooks. It animadverted on the undue attention ...more pages: 306 |
| Basel - Page 299HAGENBACH, Prof, der Theol. in Basel. Leipzig. 1847. — Compendium of Dogmatic History. By Dr. KR Hagenbach, Professor of Theology in Basle. ... |
| Troy, NY - Page 313Pierpont of Troy, NY ; and the other services by Messrs. Harrington of Lawrence and Hodges of Cambridge. OBITUARY. THOMAS P. ...more pages: 468 |
| Manchester, New York - Page 196Bernard or Calvin, to be set down in Paris or Lyons, London or Manchester, New York or Boston, — what would their criticism be ? ... |
| Drogheda - Page 115The most sanguinary page of Cromwell's campaign in Ireland is that which opens at Drogheda and concludes in Wexford. ... |
| Gibraltar - Page 56There are, however, about two thousand of them at Gibraltar under British protection. The Turks until lately have treated them with contempt, ...more pages: 135 |
| Monrovia - Page 176Two newspapers are published in Monrovia, one being a religious or missionary paper, and the editors of both being colored men. ... |
| Memphis - Page 296eyes of a disciple of Moses, who had followed his footsteps from Memphis hither; and I saw more than by many years' reading of the Pentateuch at home. ...more pages: 292 |
| Braintree - Page 153Storrs, of Braintree, was appointed Auditor. The regular business of the Convention in relation to the distribution of its charities was transacted. ... |
| Saco, Me - Page 469John TG Nichols of Saco, Me., Secretaries. Prayer was then offered by Rev. Mr. Pierpont. The Committee of Arrangements, appointed the last year, ... |
| Norwich - Page 298The pavement is the worst I ever walked on; — worse than Cologne; worse than my native city of Norwich : but being a native of Norwich, and having ... |
| Portsmouth - Page 280When the citizens of Portsmouth celebrated the second centennial anniversary of that town, he delivered a poem which is still remembered with pleasure ... |
| Eastport, Me - Page 309Rice, late of Mendon, has accepted an invitation to spend a year with the society at Eastport, Me. — Mr. OJ Fernald, a graduate of the Cambridge ... |
| Boxford, Mass - Page 314Adams, he was ordained over the Second Church in Boxford, Mass., October 7, 1789. Of this church he died the senior pastor ; and till the last ... |
| Bolton - Page 309Edes, to remain at Bolton, has been overruled by circumstances, and that he will close his ministry in that place with the end of the year. ... |
| KENSINGTON, NH - Page 313of the united Unitarian Societies of HAMPTON FALLS and KENSINGTON, NH , June 28, 1848. The Sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. ... |
| Bourges - Page 15When some women of Bourges asked her to touch crosses and chaplets, she burst out a laughing, and said, — " Touch them yourself, they will be quite as ... |
| Augusta, Me - Page 152Parker of Boston, Judd of Augusta, Me., and Osgood of Providence, RI The Conference then adjourned to the afternoon. ... |
| Baltimore - Page 57four thousand in Philadelphia, one thousand in Baltimore, a large body in South Carolina, and the rest dispersed throughout the Union. ...more pages: 266 |
| Rouen - Page 17After six months spent in different prisons, Joan was carried to Rouen, placed in an iron cage, with fetters on her limbs. ... |
| Concord, NH - Page 472TILDKN, late of Concord, NH, was installed as Pastor of the First Congregational Church and Society in WALPOLK, NH, September 27, 1848. ... |
| Brooklyn, NY - Page 469Thompson of Salem, Farley of Brooklyn, NY, Richardson of Haverhill, Lincoln of Hampton Falls, NH, Thurston of Billerica, Hill of Worcester, ... |
| Milan - Page 49and when the Emperor ordered reparation to be made to the sufferers, Ambrose, the celebrated archbishop of Milan, remonstrated against the edict, ... |
| Burlington, Vermont - Page 282and in August, 1845, he was settled as the pastor of the Unitarian church in Burlington, Vermont, where he had preached in the previous spring and ... |
| Branford, Ct - Page 144George Abbot, of Rowley, Thomas Allot, of Andover, Arthur Abbot, of Ipswich, Robert Abbot, of Branford, Ct., and George Abbot, of Norwalk, Ct. ... |
| York - Page 52At York a more dreadful tragedy was enacted. A rich man of that place, named Benedict, having submitted to baptism and afterwards relapsed into ... |
| Meadville - Page 98Now we have a second, — that at Meadville, — larger than the first. And the first, if it has been subject to some fluctuations of late years and ... |
| Cincinnati - Page 57Louis, New Orleans, Cincinnati, and other cities of the West, many of them are found. A large proportion of those in the United States are peddlers or ... |
| Exeter, NH - Page 279279 Oliver William Bourne Peabody was born at Exeter, NH, on the 9th of July, 1799. He was twin brother of the late Rev. William Bourne Oliver Peabody ... |
| Pomfret, Vt - Page 309Newell, late of Pomfret, Vt.( has become the minister of the congregation in Brew- ater. — Rev. Mr. Coe, formerly of Greenville village, Norwich, ... |
| Athens - Page 195Evidently it is not the love of the beautiful arts, as in Athens, nor military glory, as in Rome, nor the sway of the priesthood, as in the Middle ... |
| Portsmouth, NH - Page 313Peabody of Portsmouth, NH ; the Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr. Thomas of Boston ; the Address to the People, by Rev. Mr. ... |
| Cologne - Page 298The pavement is the worst I ever walked on; — worse than Cologne; worse than my native city of Norwich : but being a native of Norwich, ... |
| Washington, DC - Page 312Allen of Sterling, Hale of Worcester, and Allen of Washington, DC Installations. — REV. SUMNER LINCOLN, formerly pastor of a Trinitarian ...more pages: 313 |
| Munich - Page 56The first American edition of the work before us has a note containing these words : — " In one city, I believe it is Munich, there was, and probably ... |
| Exeter - Page 279Peabody studied his father's profession, under his father's direction, at Exeter. He spent some time, also, at the Law School in Cambridge, ... |
| Leicester - Page 467Hinckley, late of Leicester, has formed an engagement to remain with the people at Norton. — Mr. Oliver J. Fernald, a graduate of the Cambridge ... |
| Charlotte - Page 11She sprang up suddenly at night, while sleeping with Charlotte, a daughter of the treasurer of the Duke of Orleans, and cried out, — " My God ! the ... |
| Newport - Page 177He had been the owner of a slave, whom he sold before going to Newport ; and the purchase-money he devoted to the education of colored men, ... |
| Charleston, SC - Page 311Samuel Gilman, DD, of Charleston, SC, was chosen Second Preacher for the next year, Rev. Francis Parkman, DD, of Boston, being First Preacher, ... |
| Hartford, Conn - Page 312of Hartford, Conn., from 1 John i. 2 ; his subject being the Atonement, which he discussed at length under its doctrinal and its moral aspects. ... |
| Warwick - Page 309Clarke, late of Charlemont, has removed to Warwick, and will supply the pulpit in that town. — Rev. Mr. Gale, late of Norton, has taken charge of the ... |
| Norwalk, Ct - Page 144George Abbot, of Rowley, Thomas Allot, of Andover, Arthur Abbot, of Ipswich, Robert Abbot, of Branford, Ct., and George Abbot, of Norwalk, Ct. ... |
| Tamesis - Page 245Ad littus descend! et amoeni Tamesis undas ; Ut possem recreare animum, placidoque recessu Et virides campos et dulcia visere rura. ... |
| Berlin - Page 37At the establishment in Berlin, where the majority of diseases are of an acute character, out of 20!) patients treated in the same year, ... |
| Naples - Page 252Sannazarius was a loyal adherent of the fortunes of Ferdinand II., king of Naples, who, in return for his faithful friendship, gave him the beautiful ... |
| Greenville - Page 309Coe, formerly of Greenville village, Norwich, Conn., has resumed his connection with the pulpit in that place. — Rev. Mr. Rice, late of Mendon, ... |
| Southington, Conn - Page 313JAMES RICHARDSON, formerly of Southington, Conn., was installed as Pastor of the Unitarian Church in HAVERUILL, Mass., August 9, 1848. ... |
| Andover, Mass - Page 314PETER EATON, DD, died at Andover, Mass., April 14, 1848, aged 83 years. Dr. Eaton was a native of Haverhill, Mass. His ancestors were among the ... |
| Wakefield - Page 258His annotators, Warton and Wakefield, are also considered elegant Latin poets. Dr. Johnson, it has been sar- casticallyTemarked, read the bad poetry ... |
| Cairo - Page 289I admired them every evening from my window at Cairo ; and I took the surest means of convincing myself of their vastness, by going to the top of the ...more pages: 295 296 |
| Jerusalem - Page 59The baron of the Middle Ages crushed them under his iron heel, and the populace of every age since the destruction of Jerusalem has vented its brutal ...more pages: 298 |
| Don Carlos - Page 11Schiller says, in Don Carlos, that " The wisdom of the world condemns And scorns the inspiration born of Heaven. ... |
| Damascus - Page 295Damascus is usually ranked with Cairo; but, full of charms as Damascus is (as we may see by and by), it is charming for other reasons than its virtues ... |
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