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Hymn, " Now thank we all our God."
Confession, Absolution, Lord's Prayer, 4c. (read by the Rev. Willis F. A.
Lambert, Clerk in Orders).
First Lesson: 2 Chron. vi. 1-12 (read by the Rev. H. A. Sheringham,
incumbent of St. Peter's, Great Windmill Street).
Cantate Domino.
Second Lesson: Romans xii. (read by the Rev. H. N. D' Almaine, incumbent of
St. John the Baptist's, Great Marlborough Street).
Deus Misereatur, Creed, &c.
Collects for St. James's Day, and for Seventh Sunday after Trinity, Gencml
Thanksgiving, Prayer of St. Chrysostom, and' 2 Cor. xiii., 2-1 (read by the
Rector, and by the Rev. Bonavia Hunt, curate.)
Hymn, "All people that on earth do dwell."
Address by Canon Farrar, Archdeacon of Westminster.
Te Deum.
The Rev. Paul W. W. vatt, minister of St. Philip's, Regent
Street, and the Rev. A. W. Oxford, incumbent of St. Luke's,
Berwick Street, were also present. At the close of the service
a collection was made for a. Commemoration Window.
In the evening a banquet was held at St. James's Hall,
when the Rector presided, and about seventy ladies and
gentlemen sat down..
WARDS.
For the election. of Vestrymen and Auditors of Accounts,
the Parish has been divided into four Wards, under the provisions
of the Metropolis Local Management Act, the
boundaries thereof being described in the official division of
the Parish into Wards under the said Act, as follows:—
Ward No. 1 (Great Marlborough)—
All such parts of the Parish of Saint Jinnes, Westminster, as lie
upon the left-hand side, that is to say, upon the side lying
towards the north and north-east of the following boundary
lino, that is to say, a line commencing upon the western
boundary of the said Parish in Swallow Passage, and drawn in
an easterly direction immediately at the backs of the several
tenements or premises forming the south-west portion of the
Regent (Oxford Street) Circus, thence across Regent Street, to
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