The Fellows of the Collegiate Church of Manchester, Volume 23Chetham society, 1891 - Clergy |
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afterwards aged appointed April Aynscough baptised Bees Bishop of Chester Brasenose College Brooke brother buried Byrom C. D. Wray Cambridge Canon of Manchester Canon Wray Cathedral Cattell Chapter House Chapter Register Charles Cheshire Chetham Church of Manchester clergy Clifton Coll Collegiate Church Crossley Curacy Curate Daniel Wray daughter Dean death died duty Edited eldest elected Fellow Elizabeth Ethelstone father February ffarington Gatliffe gent George Hall Hay's MSS Henry Humphrey Chetham Ibid Incumbent James Bayley January John Clayton John Griffith July June Lancashire Lancaster letter living Lord Mallory Manchester Grammar School married Mary matriculated Mawson Miss Atherton Moss Newton Kyme November October Oswald Sergeant Oxford Parkinson Peploe Prayer present proceeded B.A. Radley Rector Richard Assheton Richard Clowes Robert Robert Assheton Rochdale Salford Samuel September sermon preached sister Society Thomas Foxley Thomas Mawson Vicar Warden and Fellows Wicksted wife William
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Page 231 - God. So perfect is the Christian scheme, 'He that from thence shall take his theme. And time to have it understood, His sermon cannot but be good: If he will needs be preaching stuff, No time indeed is short enough; E'en let him read it like a letter, The sooner it is done, the better.
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Page 367 - His genial and loving disposition, influenced by the " same mind" wh;ch was in his Divine Master, always led him to respect the conscientious scruples of others, and to treat with tenderness those whom he thought were in error. Under his wise and judicious presidency, a high standard of theological and classical culture was raised, and the college well sustains its character and usefulness. No college tutor, perhaps, ever more entirely possessed the happy faculty of winning the confidence and regard...
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