 | 1807 - 542 páginas
...LETTEH, to the Secre, tury of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Uattd 2d May, 180/. Siay — The society for promoting Christian Knowledge, of which I am a member, has thought fit to publish, during a general election, a resolution, declaratory of its opinion ixspecting... | |
 | 1809 - 1080 páginas
...Secretary -f the Society for pro, muting (.'Ininiian Kneviledgt, Doxning-ttreef) May î, 180T. SIR, THE Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, of which I am a member, has thought ¿t tu publish, daring a general election, a resolution declaratory of its opinion respecting... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1809 - 1138 páginas
...the Secrttary vf (he Society Jor pro* mutin« Chnttian Knowledge. Downing-street, May 2, 1807. SIR, THE Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, of which I am a member, has thought fit to publish, during a general election, a resolution declaratery of its opinion respecting... | |
 | William Dealtry - 1811 - 422 páginas
...which it cannot be computed that more than one out of every four go to any place of religious worship As I have taken charge of the morning duty of this...for the encouragement of such as I may be able to recall to their duty." " I take this opportunity of expressing my thanks to the society for the assistance... | |
 | Francis Plowden - 1811 - 458 páginas
...Established Church: Lord Grenville was a member of the Society. Downing'Street, May 2, 1 807. SIR, The Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, of which I am a member, has thought fit to publish, during a general election, a resolution declaratory of its opinion respecting... | |
 | Society for the Support and Encouragement of Sunday Schools - 1813 - 96 páginas
...niwting nor church. I have no doubt the Society will agree with me in regarding this general dereliction of the duties of the Sabbath, and indeed of all religious...can assure them that I know not any place in which the cause of pure religion may be more essentially served by their assistance. >' . " Your answer to... | |
 | Sunday school society, London - 1818 - 90 páginas
...this church on Sundays, I conceive myself in duty bound to exert myself to correct this defect. lu order to effect this, I am distributing some small...some Testaments and books to learn to read in, for tlie encouragement of such as I may be able to tecal to their duty. Should the Society accede to my... | |
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Sabbath, and indeed of all religious principle, in so large a body of people, as an awful consideration ; and, as I have taken charge of the morning duty of this church on Sundays, I conceive myself in duty bound to exert myself to correct this defect.... 