Dr Parr, the friend of William Hone, and an ecentric, liberal, and no very bad Churchman — his times duly taken into consideration — was "way proud of his bells and his choir, and always »- couraged them to sing a long hymn or an antbsea before sermon, during which he used to steal ink) the vestry and get his pipe. When they had done, the clerk informed'him ; and if the doctor had not finished, he woul -isay, ' John, tell them to sing the two last vers« over again j my people aye singing, and I love smoking,'
NOTICE. ESTATE OF T. AUSTIN & CO., EIVEBTON. Tlflpft HENEY LYON is authorised to COL-J-lX IjECO? such DEBTS due to this Estate as ire contained in the lost in his possession; he having, This Day, purchased the same. FEED. H. MOOEE, For self and Co-Trustee in said Estate.
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Southland Times, Issue 953, 18 May 1868, Page 3
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142Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 953, 18 May 1868, Page 3
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