A mile and a half distant, on the other side of the town, and quietly resting amongst the desolate premises once occupied by the Preston Ship Building Company, at the Marsh End, there is a small preaching place, wherein the Scriptures are expounded and the doctrines of John Wesley duly inculcated.

The people who are my main dependence in the other affairs are mostly the same people I can count on in the Sunday school and League and the preaching service.

In passing through Hector's River great house yard, in my way to my preaching spot, I have the most sensible demonstration of the reality of the political change happily brought about; for that hot-house, in which I have seen one of my own members in irons for having a bad sore leg, and in which I have been grossly insulted for daring to go to see my poor peoplethat house is shut up!

At this place I met five preaching friars, four of whom came from Provence, and the fifth joined them in Syria.

Would Marty's preaching match his community work?

3 When out came the book, which the newsmonger took, From the preaching lady's letter, Where in the first place, stood the conqueror's face, Which made it show much the better.

We discussed, among other trades and professions, a lawyer's advocatt, a preaching minister, a doctor, a sweep, a rowley-powley man, a penny-pie-man, a man-cook, that easiest of all lives, a gentleman's gentleman; but in the end Nanse, when I suggested a barber, gave a mournful look and said in a state of Christian resignation, "Tak' your ain way, gudeman.

Thus He did with Jeremiah, whom He permitted to be stoned to death when his preaching mission was accomplished; and thus He may do with this hammer when He has done using it.

Yet woman's preaching mocks at all my reasoning.

Father Antonio, whom we have thus introduced to the reader, was an itinerant preaching monk from the Convent of San Marco in Florence, on a pastoral and artistic tour through Italy.

I have never gotten out publicly, but I even do my little preaching round in the house here.

One would think him an emissary, by his preaching schism.

There is nothing very extraordinary in the preaching style of Mr. O'Dell.

Brother Macreading was a man of superior preaching talent; had an earnest spirit, and a warm heart.

He is a man of superior culture, fine preaching ability, and cannot fail to give character to the pulpit, wherever he may be stationed.

We need a reorganization of preaching traditions.

"I see," he said, "what you think: that although no one of these thingsuncle Brodnax's nonsense, Greenleaf's claims, Hilary's own preaching againstagainst, eh" "Making brides to-day and widows to-morrow?" "Yes, that while none of these is large enough in his view to stop him by itself, yet combined they" "All working together they do it," said the girl.

RYMER, in his Foedera, ascribes to Henry I. (who died in 1135) a preaching expedition for the restoration of Rochester Church, injured by fire in 1177 (vol.

That covenant was afterward confirmed by the death of Christ, and revealed and published abroad by the preaching gospel.

At the heads of the four principal streets there have been built preaching halls, where, on the eighth, fourteenth, and fifteenth days of the month, they spread carpets, and set forth a pulpit, while the monks and commonalty from all quarters come together to hear the Law.