The picture of Liverpool; . of the lower order ofthe natives of North Wales, who are very nu-merous here, and who speak and understandEnglish very imperfectly ; the Corporation hasvery laudably given an additional salary of the Rev. Mr. Pughe, a clergyman of thetown, for performing the Church service in theWelch language; and which is done everySunday evening in St. Pauls church, and theSacrament administered once a month, underthe sanction of the Bishop of the Diocese.—The Service is regularly attended by five or sixhundred persons. It is the first instance of thekind that has occurred
The picture of Liverpool; . of the lower order ofthe natives of North Wales, who are very nu-merous here, and who speak and understandEnglish very imperfectly ; the Corporation hasvery laudably given an additional salary of the Rev. Mr. Pughe, a clergyman of thetown, for performing the Church service in theWelch language; and which is done everySunday evening in St. Pauls church, and theSacrament administered once a month, underthe sanction of the Bishop of the Diocese.—The Service is regularly attended by five or sixhundred persons. It is the first instance of thekind that has occurred in England. ST. ANNs CHURCH, Built in H70 by two proprietors, is a neat,commodious church ; has a painted window; isremarkable for being placed in a north andsouth direction; and is viewed to advantagejrotn the north road, and also from St. Ann-street. No monuments nor organ. The slenderiron pillars which support the galleries of thisand the other churches since built, afford consi-derable accommodation. .f !, % #1 dh B.
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