Mathieson, Alexander, 1795-1870
Alexander Mathieson
VIAF ID: 104464621 ( Personal )
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Works
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The Christian's death, no cause for sorrow. | |
A discourse delivered on board the transport ship Java, off Quebec, on Sabbath, the 22nd October, 1843, to the First Battalion, 71st Highland Light Infantry (en route to the West Indies) | |
In the Court of Error and Appeal for Upper Canada Weir v. Mathieson, case on appeal from a decree of the Court of Chancery, the Reverend Alexander Mathieson and others, appellants, and the Reverend George Weir and others, respondents : MacLennan, Grahame and Henderson, solicitors for appellants, Crooks, Kingsmill and Cattanach, solicitors for respondents. | |
Life of the Rev. Alex. Mathieson, D.D. minister of St. Andrew's Church, Montreal with a funeral sermon by the Rev. John Jenkins, D.D., minister of St. Paul's Church, Montreal and three discourses, preached by Dr. Mathieson, at different periods of his ministry | |
A sermon preached in St. Andrew's Church, Montreal, on the thirtieth day of November, 1836 (St. Andrew's day) | |
Sir, as the Imperial Parliament have, by an act passed in the 31st year of his late Majesty, appropriated a seventh part of the waste lands of the crown, in the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, for the support of a protestant clergy, (commonly called clergy reserves), and, as the Presbyterian clergy, notwithstanding that they are expressly declared by statute to be of the true protestant religion ... have hitherto been excluded from any participation in these reserves, and have had no other provision made for their support, the Presbyterians, composing the two congregations in the city of Montreal have felt it their duty to represent their situation, by an humble petition to the Imperial Parliament, and to claim for themselves ... a participation in the revenues and advantages arising from the said Reserves ... |