10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTRUSIONIST»
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Memorial submitted to her majesty's government, by a ...
Scotland Church of constit. church comm, George Cook. MEMORIAL
SUBMITTED TO HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNME THE REV. GEORGE COOK, D.D.
AND A COMMITTEE, APPOINTED AT A MEETING OF MINISTERS, ELDERS,
AND ...
Scotland Church of constit. church comm, George Cook, 1842
Mr Mullins, on such occasions, is a decided non-intrusionist, as he never permits
the offender to reenter the room, till he has made an ample apology, and stood
two glasses of cold-without all round. Whether the speeches which I had had the
...
3
Macphail's Edinburgh ecclesiastical journal and literary review
Deceived by the fame of a name, instances might be pointed out where the
intrusionist has soon given general dissatisfaction in the congregation. We
persist in saying intrusionist, for however high an estimate a clergyman forms of a
preacher, ...
4
Great church meetings in Glasgow. Addresses delivered at the ...
Pay them with the annuity some intrusionist replies. I can only say, that it is not
very easily paid just now. They are sweert sweert to pay it. It is ill paid now, with
the 22 ministers in, and I venture to say, it will be worse paid when 22 are out.
Well ...
Young men's evangelical Church of Scotland society, 1843
5
Lydia: Wife of Hugh Miller of Cromarty
Conversation turns to the question of the 'non-intrusionist agitators' and the
names of Dr Candlish and Dr Chalmers are raised. Jane however asks too many
questions and goes too far. "Don't become a Non-intrusionist", she is urged: "It's
bad ...
Elizabeth Sutherland, Merrie Middleton, 2002
6
The Episcopal magazine, and Church of England warder ...
But when the presbytery met to take the formal preliminary steps towards his
ordination, it was discovered that the presentee belongs to the moderate side of
the kirk, and therefore the non-intrusionist faction were likely to be minus a vote in
the ...
7
The Quarterly Review (London)
... and yet provokingly supported by the majority of heads of families, the Church
turns intrusionist at once ; the Veto Act is thrown to the winds ; the previously
despised minority then become all important ; and in the very face of their own
law, ...
8
The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]
On inquiry into the constitution and proceedings of the Church of Scotland, it will
be found that these are as ambiguous and inconsistent as even lawyers could
wish to render them ; that they are intrusionist and non-intrusionist, independent ...
9
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
Mr Mullins, on such occasions, is a decided non-intrusionist, as he never permits
the offender to reenter the room, till he has made an ample apology, and stood
two glasses of cold-without all round. Whether the speeches which I had had the
...
Is a presentee, for instance, suspected of being lukewarm in the non-intrusion
cause, and yet provokingly supported by the majority of heads of families, the
Church turns intrusionist at once ; the Veto Act is thrown to the winds ; the
previously ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1841
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