10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONVOCATIONIST»
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Leading Articles on Various Subjects
said the Convocationist. ' Incomparable man ! ' exclaimed the Moderate. ' No
minister like our minister ! ' said the two in a breath. ' Ah, gentlemen,' said the
conjurer, looking modestly down, ' even my very enemies never venture to deny
that.
Hugh Miller, John Davidson, 1871
2
Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Free Church of ...
He had all along been a Non-In- trusionist, — and had gone the length of being a
Convocationist. He ^had, however, still been willing to hope ; he had been
anxious to believe that it was still possible that something might be done for the ...
Free Church of Scotland. General Assembly, 1843
3
Memoirs of Sir G. Sinclair, Bart, etc
... in my humble judgment, any adequate grounds for leaving that Church in
which I myself (who am no Convocationist) shall deem it my duty to remain, in the
confident hope that the Government, of which you are so distinguished a member
, ...
James Grant, Sir George SINCLAIR, 1870
4
The kernel farther discussed; or The convocation resolutions ...
Now, as to the first two of these points, namely, as to the fact that the
Convocationists do hold this doctrine, and that it is the Kernel of the Controversy,
we have not the smallest fear of contradiction from any Convocationist who has
applied his ...
5
The headship of Christ and The rights of the Christian people
A Convocationist may hold firmly, on similar grounds, by the Establishment
principle, and yet set himself in determined opposition to the residuary
Establishment. Be it remarked that, had not the latter been converted into
something which he ...
Hugh Miller, Peter Bayne, 1871
6
The kernel of the controversy; or, The Church question ...
... and we see nothing to contradict it in the nature of things, here is the
proposition which our Convocationist friends will require to make out, — That in
things in which his duty to God is concerned, or in which he may imagine his duty
to God to ...
7
The witness papers: The headship of Christ, and The rights ...
A Convocationist may hold firmly, on similar grounds, by the establishment
principle, and yet set himself in determined opposition to the residuary
Establishment. Be it remarked that, had not the latter been converted into
something which he ...
8
Philip Magnus: Victorian Educational Pioneer
The. Convocationist. WHEN PHILIP MAGNUS arrived at the City and Guilds of
London Institute he was probably one of the most accomplished committee men
then alive. Of a naturally argumentative nature in any case, Magnus had
gravitated ...
9
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
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Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
10
The Parliamentary Debates (official Report[s]) ...
Does the most exalted convocationist believe that such a canon, if “the British!
Solomon” had ratified it, would have been anything but laughed at even in the
ecclesiastical courts if any advocate was silly enough to cite it? The fact is that all
the ...
Great Britain. Parliament, 1889
