...period. ШсНдшия Intelligence. UNITED STATES. RECULAR intercourse has for some years past subsisted between the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, and the General Association of the State of Connecticut. Lately the Convention of the State of Vermont have been received into the...

...elegant period. intelligence. UNITED STATES. REGULAR intercourse has for some years past subsisted between the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, and the General Association of the State of Connecticut. Lately the Convention of the State of Vermont have been received into the...

...government, the Missionaries of this Establishment are to take for their rule, the planjointly recommended by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church and the General Association of Connecticut. 7. Any Missionaries wishing instructions relative to their labours previous to the first General Meeting...

...the Missionaries of this Establishment are to take for their rule, the plan jointly recommended by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church and the General Association of Connecticut. . 7. Any Missionaries wishing instructions relative to their labours previous to the first General...

...the Missionaries of this Es^ tablishmenl are to take for their rule, the plan jointly recommended by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church and the General Association of Connecticut. 7. Any Missionaries wishing instructions relative to their Iafeours previous to the first General Meeting...

...adopted, and is as follows: viz. That after due deliberation they think, that the articles of union between the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, and the General Association of New Hampshire, require, that the Assembly should hereafter only send one delegate to the aforesaid...

...Thurston, Esq., Joseph Torrey, MD, and Jeremiah Evarts, Esq., a committee to cooperate with committees of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, and the General Association of Connecticut, in devising measures which may have an influence in preventing some of the numerous and threatening...

...Bro. John Dickinson. Delegates appointed at the last meeting of this Body to aitend the meetings of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, and the General Association of Massachusetts, reported, that they had met those Bodies according to appointment, were received with...

...apparently rather in the name than in the nature of the delegation from Presbytery to the Assembly. "3d. To have refused a seat in. this house to a Commissioner...construed and acted on by the Assembly during the last ten years. To refuse such Commissioner» a sea', would also be to wrest from this Presbytery a constitutional...

...formed according to the plan of accommodation, recommended in the articles of agreement, bearing date in the year 1801, between the General Assembly of...church and the General Association of Connecticut ; and was allowed to take hie seat, to deliberate and vote, as a regular member of this body. Against...