...inquisitors in and after the year 1414. WHITE BRETHREN. See BRETHREN WHITE. WHITSUNDAY, a solemn festivial of the Christian church, observed on the fiftieth...descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles in the visible appearance of fiery cloven tongues, and of those miraculous powers which were then conferred...

...inquisitors in and after the year 1414. WHITE BRETHREN. See BRETHREN WHITE. WHITSUNDAY, a solemn fest'ivial of the Christian church, observed on the fiftieth...descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles in the visible appearance of fiery cloven tongues,and of those miraculous powers vvhich were then conferred...

...occupied a house with a chimney, to the cathedral church of the diocese in which he lived. WHO ifler Easter, in memory of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles in the visible appearance of fiery cloven tongues, artd of those miraculous powers which were then conferred...

...occupied • bw* with a chimney, to the cathedral church of tf : diocese in which he lived. after Eaiter, in memory of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles in the visible appearance of hery cloven tongues, and of those miraculous powers which were then conferred...

...chimney, to the cathedral church of the diocese in which he lived. WHITSUNDAY, WHY SO CALLED. Whitsunday is a solemn festival of the Christian church, observed...descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles, in the visible -appearance of fiery cloven tongues, and of those miraculous powers which were then conferred...

...prayer, by ordering the prayer bell to be rung also at noon. Whitsunday, why so called. Whitsunday is a solemn festival of the Christian church, observed...descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles, in the visible appearance of fiery cloven tongues, 6 til and of those miraculous powers which were then conferred...

...serious and alarming attack of Paralysis, but from which he appeared to be recovering. 30. WH IT-SUNDAY. A solemn festival of the Christian church, observed...descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles in the visible appearance of fiery cloven tongues, and of those miraculous powers which were then conferred...

...taken in a more restrained sense for that particular time which was set aside for the commemoration of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles. In the former acceptation Tertullian speaks of it,1 when he tells the Christians, by way of triumph over the...

...taken in a more restrained sense for that particular time which was set aside for the commemoration of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles. In the former acceptation Tertullian speaks of it, i when he tells the Christians, by way of triumph over...

...too common, and in some contempt, Henry the 3rd began that of the Holy Ghost, anno 1570, soe called in memory of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles on Whitsunday, which was fortunate to him, being on that day chosen king of Poland, and likewise on...