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...ad been, in the days of Charles,the harlots, and in the days of James, the priests. From the palacewhich was the chief seat of this pestilence the tai... ...ds of canons, prebendaries, and fellows of colleges, bythousands of parish priests. To such an event no Tory, however clearhis own conviction that he ... ...he preceding year deserved well of the nation. It was truethat bishops and priests had stood up against the tyranny of the lateKing: but it was equall... ...ndeed not all of one country or of one church but Englishmen andScotchmen, Episcopalians and Presbyterians, seem to have generallylived together in fr... ...n young apprentices, most of whom appear,from their names, to have been of Scottish birth or descent, flew to theguard room, armed themselves, seized ... ...sue.This agent was one of a remarkable family which had sprung from anoble Scottish stock, but which had long been settled in Ireland, andwhich profes... ...aving found that his lectures on passive obedience were derided evenby the Episcopalians, had withdrawn himself, first to Raphoe, and thento England, ... ...reat of Mackay-Effect of the Battle ofKilliecrankie; the Scottish Parliament adjourned-The Highland Armyreinforced-Skirmish at Saint... ...be allowed to hold rectories and canonriesin England.Thus the cause of the Episcopalians in the north and the cause of thePresbyterians in the south w...

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...s to those which everycottager may now command, sold for prices which many priestscould not afford to give. It was obviously impossible that thelaity ... ...ndancywhich naturally and properly belongs to intellectual superiority.The priests, with all their faults, were by far the wisestportion of society. I... ... and full of meaning. In the next parish theymay be languid or absurd. The priests of the Roman CatholicChurch, on the other hand, have, during many g... ...arliaments which sate at Westminster. The administration ofScotland was in Scottish hands; for no Englishman had any motive 13... ...hich wasreally, though not in form, nominated by the crown. But, thoughthe Scottish Parliament was obsequious, the Scottish people hadalways been sing... ...the royalcolours, stood out to sea, and menaced the southern coast. Agreat Scottish force crossed the frontier and advanced intoLancashire. It might w... ...which ourinstitutions needed, and stood together, Cavaliers andRoundheads, Episcopalians and Presbyterians, in firm union, forthe old laws of the land... ... it did not seem impossible to effect an accommodationbetween the moderate Episcopalians of the school of Usher and themoderate Presbyterians of the s... ...d Popery. But, though his conscience wasneutral in the quarrel between the Episcopalians and thePresbyterians, his taste was by no means so. His favou...

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...e allsacerdotal authority was concentrated, and that through the Popealone priests and bishops derived whatever divine authority theypossessed.56 Duri... ...hough he liked her conversation, laughed at her ugliness, andsaid that the priests must have recommended her to his brother by wayof penance. She well... ...flowing from his eyes, and pronounced a bitterinvective against the Popish priests whose arts had seduced him.88Scarcely less infamous was the conduct... ...the empire events of grave importance hadtaken place. The situation of the episcopalian Protestants of Scotlanddiffered widely from that in which thei... ...d to the Presbyterian discipline. Prelacy was abhorred bythe great body of Scottish Protestants, both as an unscriptural and asa foreign institution. ... ...whenever danger became serious, on the power of England. Therecords of the Scottish Parliament were thick set with laws denouncingvengeance on those w... ... thereal heads of the government of their country.127 Another member ofthe Scottish Privy Council, Alexander Stuart, Earl of Murray, thedescendant and... ... null, on pain of his high displeasure. Hehowever comforted the Protestant Episcopalians by assuring themthat, though he was determined to protect the... ...a moment forgotten. The old Exclusionist took the old Abhorrer bythe hand. Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Independents, Baptists, forgottheir long feud...

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...on’t have a problem with LeslieMcClairkin.” “I don’t. That’s a good old Scottish name. But I bet the knuckledraggers at your school give you a hard... ...said Angus. The Druids, he said, had been a powerful class of pagan high priestsin the ancient Celtic world, which included not just the British Isl... ... Druids believed oak treeswere sacred,” said Angus. “At certain times, the priests harvested themistletoe that grew on oaks in sacred groves. You see,... ...Black Brethren because instead of the whiterobes worn by most of the Druid priests, they wore black. They were asecretive lot, like most of the Druids... ...hurch hisfamily once attended back in Akron. “Are you serious? Not in an Episcopalian church!” said Rodney. “Youhave to stand, sit, stand, kneel, st... ...us roared with laughter. “I’d lay odds ye’ dinna have it half saebad as us Scottish Episcopalians! We spend half the day in church of aSunday doin’ re... ... with laughter. “I’d lay odds ye’ dinna have it half saebad as us Scottish Episcopalians! We spend half the day in church of aSunday doin’ religious d...

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... private chapel. She always spoke with disgustand anger of the marriage of priests. "I was in horror," says ArchbishopParker, "to hear such words to c... ...was read in St. Giles's church. He put offhis fear till he had reached the Scottish border with his troops. Then,after a feeble campaign, he concluded... ...y which should never fade away. On the rich and the eloquent, onnobles and priests, they looked down with contempt: for theyesteemed themselves rich i... ...ence of one damnable erroragainst another, in defence of the Episcopalian against thePresbyterian apostasy. Lewis the Fourteenth... ... 365condemned by his Church as resistance by the Church of England. Yethis priests could not keep him from Arabella Sedley. While he wasrisking his cr... ...eScotch, doubtless from their own inveterate stupidity and malice, werenot Episcopalians; that they could not be made Episcopalians; that thewhole pow... ...he disgust which he feltat the insults offered by his own adherents to the Scottish nation, andmissed no opportunity of extolling the courage and fide... ...ent of Bentham's works to Europe (1759-1829).Dundee, the persecutor of the Scottish Covenanters under Charles IIDyer, John, author of some descriptive...

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...ir homes. Children, who hadbeen taken from their parents to be educated by priests, were sentback. Congregations, which had hitherto met only by steal... ...utional diseases of his mind. At the time when his faculties wereripening, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Independents, Baptists, werestriving for mast... ...er. He wandered from congregation tocongregation; he heard priests harangue against Puritans; he heardPuritans harangue against priest... ...er Breeches is coming," terror seized hypocriticalprofessors, and hireling priests made haste to get out of his way.33 Hewas repeatedly imprisoned and... ...astical polity. He had directed his Commissioner Melville toobtain for the Episcopalians of Scotland an indulgence similar to thatwhich Dissenters ... ...s impossible thatin such circumstances he should remain at the head of the Scottishadministration. He was, however, gently let down from his high posi... ...t disaster should befall them.Nobody who knew him could trust him; but few Scottish statesmencould then be trusted; and yet Scottish statesmen must be... ...eeping; and in truth that pass is the most dreary and melancholy ofall the Scottish passes, the very Valley of the Shadow of Death. Mistsand storms br... ...jesties, and directing theGeneral Assembly to receive into communion those Episcopalianministers, not yet deprived, who should declare that they confo...

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...s, the Doctors of theChurch in the ages of antiquity, and the prelates and priests of our ownday all speak the same language of undoubting faith, of s... ...e from guilt by theirofferings who fell in battle, how much more shall the priests of Christaid the dead by their oblations and prayers?" [2][Footnote... ...s practice. For, when thecongregation stands with open arms as well as the priests, and thetremendous sacrifice is before them, how should our prayers... ...ts!"I am happy to say that the more advanced and enlightened membersof the Episcopalian Church are steadily returning to the faith of theirforefathers... ...at eight Norwegian kings or princes, fourkings of Ireland, and forty-eight Scottish kings were buried there, asalso one king of France, whose name is ... ...teresting toquote the following from Sir Walter Scott's "Minstrelsy of the ScottishBorder:""There is a sort of charm, sung by the lower ranks of Roman... ... quoted in the secondDissertation, prefixed by Mr. Pinkerton to his select Scottish Ballads, 2vols. The dreamer journeys towards heaven, accompanied a...

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... order and a brilliant executant."George Reid, the Scottish artist, is accorded overhalf a column with... ... equalspace with Andrew Baxter, the feeble Scottishmetaphysician; and only half the space giv... ... and expositions of the workof Locke and the Scottish philosophers. EvenComte is given only ... ...he Order drove away six thou-sand exiled Jesuit priests from the coast of Italy,and made them pas... ... discriminated against them."The article on the Episcopalians was assigned tothe Rev. Dr. D. D. ...

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... and abroad, led the reform and revolutionary movements. The threemartyred priests, Gomburza, the Trece Martires of Cavite, Emilio Aguinaldo, PedroPat... ...us whom the French call nouveaux riche.Baliwag Chief Executives and Parish Priests:Year Capitan Cura Parocco1733 Jose de Guzman ... ...in Manila where he was well received. Onhis departure he took with him two priests, who became the first Catholic missionaries toChina from the Philip... ... Catholic-Society of Divine Word), Saint Stephen's High School (Protestant-Episcopalian), and Xavier School (Roman Catholic-Society of Jesus).Major no... ...T 31TURomanU31T 1UTRomanian3 U31T RussianU31T 31TUSakha31TU U31T Scottish Gaelic31TU 31TUSerbian31TUU31T 31SindhiU TUSlovak31T31TU U31...

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... and abroad, led the reform and revolutionary movements. The threemartyred priests, Gomburza, the Trece Martires of Cavite, Emilio Aguinaldo, PedroPat... ...us whom the French call nouveaux riche.Baliwag Chief Executives and Parish Priests:Year Capitan Cura Parocco1733 Jose de Guzman ... ...in Manila where he was well received. Onhis departure he took with him two priests, who became the first Catholic missionaries toChina from the Philip... ... Catholic-Society of Divine Word), Saint Stephen's High School (Protestant-Episcopalian), and Xavier School (Roman Catholic-Society of Jesus).Major no... ...  Polish  Portuguese  Roman  Romanian  Russian  Sakha  Scottish Gaelic  Serbian  Sindhi  Slovak  Spanish o Hispa...

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... any of my classmates attended the Baptist Church in South Gardner. Evenmy Episcopalian grandmother went to meetings of the Baptist Mission Circlebeca... ...ny people with the same first and last names. Such people as judges, priests and others in authority had to know definitely whom they were ... ...ges when, apprehensive about the fiature, they kept the accompanying priests awake at night listening to confessions; and the third was at... ...of livestock. The marriages followed immediately after the selection, priests being on hand to conduct the ceremony and notaries to make out... ... region because the American [Loyalist] and British [English, Irish, Scottish] settlers had already taken most of the uplands, and also be...

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...pleof outstanding faith exhibited by the Patriarchs, by Moses, the prophetsand certain of the kings and priests. Particularly intrepid was the greatEl... ...t, many wondered, what gave to him his assurance? Whatwas the source of his authority? And so the chief priests and the eldersof the people came to hi... ...or by some human authority? That is to say,was he a true prophet or not? Perhaps, on this occasion, the priests andelders had interrupted our Lord dur... ...tralia – an atheist – was in debate with aleading philosopher from Scotland, a practising Catholic. The Scottishphilosopher proposed that philosophy o... ...is. He said that his own wife was a very wise person indeed, buthardly a philosopher. But of course the Scottish philosopher was notsaying that all wi... ...the professionaldiscipline of philosophy and even despise its preoccupations and muchof its method. The Scottish philosopher was saying that philosoph... ...alvinist, and martyred for the Catholic Faith inScotland. Let us think of St Elizabeth Seton, raised an Episcopalian,converted to Catholicism, and now...

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...na that the Chinese say a white man smells like acorpse. Cremation better. Priests dead against it. Devilling for the otherfirm. Wholesale burners and... ...on't talk of your provosts and provost of Trinity womenand children cabmen priests parsons fieldmarshals archbishops. FromAilesbury road, Clyde road, ... ...gan moaned. Synge has left offwearing black to be like nature. Only crows, priests and English coalare black. A laugh tripped over his lips. —Long... ...sing because you never know. Anyhow she wants the money.Must call to those Scottish Widows as I promised. Strange name.Takes it for granted we're goin... ...Along the route the regiments of the royalDublin Fusiliers, the King's own Scottish Borderers, the Cameron 467Highlanders and ... ...trics andAstronomy for the People.) FATHER FARLEY: He is an episcopalian, an agnostic, ananythingarian seeking to overthrow our... ...tehusband's everyday trousers and turnedup boots, large eights. Sheholds a Scottish widows' insurance policy and a large marqueeumbrella under which h...

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... the rancour of simulated virtue by the tools of a basegovernment, and the priests of a baser superstition. The name of theman whose genius had illumi... ...icting testimonies and conflicting arguments, to which of thetwo worthless priests who were cursing and reviling each other, theheadship of the Church... ...e time for De Montforts and Dominics had gone by. Thepunishments which the priests were still able to inflict were suffficient toirritate, but not suf... ...apists and Protestants,Jansenists and Molinists, Arminians and Calvinists, Episcopalians andPresbyterians, Sabellians and Tritheists, H... ..., and repining that Scotland is not in the samestate with Ireland, that no Scottish agitator is raising rent and puttingcounty members in and out, tha... ...and became Professor of Divinity at Cambridge (1491~1551)Buchanan, George, Scottish scholar and humanist; tutor to MaryQueen of Scots and James VI. (1... ...dantic school-master in Love's Labour 's LastHome, John, a minister of the Scottish Church (1724-1808), whosetragedy of Douglas was produced in Edinbu...

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...le notice in the world, was originally of Waterford in Munster; son of the Episcopalian Clergyman there; and chief representative of a family of some ... ...hters of the family; but Edward was the only son;—descended, too, from the Scottish hero Wallace, as the old gentleman would sometimes ad- monish him;... ...ioned. In those very days while Arthur Coningsby was getting read amid the Scottish moors, “in June, 1833,” Sterling, at Bonn in the Rhine-country, fe... ...n; but they do not appear miserable. I am told that the influ- ence of the priests makes the peasantry all Miguelites; but it is said that nobody want... ...scia. We tried to see some old frescos in a Church at Prato; but found the Priests all about, saying mass; and of course did not ven- ture to put our ... ...mpressive scene on earth. But the Modern City, with its churches, palaces, priests and beggars, is far from sublime.” Of about the same date, here is ...

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...nhappy artificially, at great expense and exertion: Methodists dis- liking Episcopalians, the man with the Hudson laughing at the man with the flivver... ... hope till the next generation. We’re tired of hearing the politicians and priests and cautious reform- ers (and the husbands!) coax us, `Be calm! Be ... ...s, and the worship of the spirits who will hoodoo her unless she gives the priests her best claw necklace. Her man protests, `But it can’t all be wron... ...alley of Massachu- setts Avenue, as she was rested by the integrity of the Scottish Rite Temple, she loved the city as she loved no one save Hugh. She...

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...as crucified outside Jerusalem, which ex- cused neither the rancour of the priests nor the timidity of Pilate. He knew, moreover, that although the po... ...ore, the best condensation of the Jewish moral law is in the maxims of the priests, ‘neminem laedere’ and ‘suum cuique tribuere.’ But all this granted... ...n, but very officious,” says one. Another tells me he had fallen (as other priests so easily do) into some- thing of the ways and habits of thought of... ...is papers, were taken away by the rebels. They robbed Master Chalmers, the Episcopalian minister of Dumfries, of his horse, drank the King’s health at... ... as a gorge in Peru, a haunt of German robbers, and a peaceful vale in the Scottish borders. There is a sad absence of strik- ing argument or real liv... ...iled into the parish kirk; as for taking the sacrament at the hands of any Episcopalian curate, and ten- fold more at those of Curate Haddo, there was...

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...rs go by, I hope that many of my countrymen may be asked to lecture in the Scottish universities, changing places with Scotsmen lecturing in the Unite... ...e business by himself alone, and the ecclesiastical organization, with its priests and sacraments and other go-betweens, sinks to an alto- gether seco... ... these very Gifford lectures has been defended by some of your very ablest Scottish reli- gious philosophers.[52] [52] The Cairds, for example. In Edw... ...o previous model. In Chicago to-day we have the case of Dr. J. A. Dowie, a Scottish Baptist preacher, whose weekly “Leaves of Healing” were in the yea... ...dents would be dif- ferent. In Catholic lands, for example, and in our own Episcopalian sects, no such anxiety and conviction of sin is usual as in se... ...ne. This made the sects and professions rage. Oh! the rage that was in the priests, magistrates, pro- fessors, and people of all sorts: and especially... ...sts, magistrates, pro- fessors, and people of all sorts: and especially in priests and professors: for though ‘thou’ to a single person was according ...