The New Statistical Account of Scotland
The New Statistical Account of Scotland
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There are two other individuals of that persuasion in the parish, and the whole are natives of Ireland. Divine service, both in the parish church and in the chapels, is generally well attended. The average num- ber of communicants at the dispensation of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper in the parish church for the last ten or twelve years is about 2030. But from an investigation which took place in 1836, it appeared that there were 2490 individuals in the parish who were in communion with the... establishment, although, in con- sequence of age and infirmities, the great distance of many of them from the church, and the necessity of having a proper person to watch over many of the families on the communion Sabbath, near- ly a fifth of the whole were absent when that service was perform- ed. It was at the same time ascertained, that the number of the parishioners who were in communion with the various denomina- fife. Hh Digitized by Google 482 FIFESHIRE.
tions of Dissenters amounted to 344, while the whole number of Dissenters was 697.
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There are two other individuals of that persuasion in the parish, and the whole are natives of Ireland. Divine service, both in the parish church and in the chapels, is generally well attended. The average num- ber of communicants at the dispensation of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper in the parish church for the last ten or twelve years is about 2030. But from an investigation which took place in 1836, it appeared that there were 2490 individuals in the parish who were in communion with the... establishment, although, in con- sequence of age and infirmities, the great distance of many of them from the church, and the necessity of having a proper person to watch over many of the families on the communion Sabbath, near- ly a fifth of the whole were absent when that service was perform- ed. It was at the same time ascertained, that the number of the parishioners who were in communion with the various denomina- fife. Hh Digitized by Google 482 FIFESHIRE.
tions of Dissenters amounted to 344, while the whole number of Dissenters was 697.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scotland, Society for the Benefit of the Sons And Daughters of the Clergy to read onlineMoreLess
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