By the end of the eighteenth century all the trustees and a majority of the Presbyterian recipients were Unitarian; but by a judgment of the House of Lords (5 August 1842) three Congregationalists, three orthodox Presbyterians, and one Baptist were appointed trustees.
The outcame was that by a judgment of the House of Lords (5 August 1842) three Congregationalists, three orthodox Presbyterians, and one Baptist were appointed trustees. By the end of the eighteenth century all the trustees and a majority of the Presbyterian recipients were Unitarian.
By the end of the eighteenth century all the trustees and a majority of the Presbyterian recipients were Unitarian. The outcame was that by a judgment of the House of Lords (5 August 1842) three Congregationalists, three orthodox Presbyterians, and one Baptist were appointed trustees.
By the end of the eighteenth century all the trustees and a majority of the Presbyterian recipients were Unitarian. The outcame was that by a judgment of the House of Lords (5 August 1842) three Congregationalists, three orthodox Presbyterians, and one Baptist were appointed trustees.