parishional (parishonal)

[ IMG:content-2358.png:[blocks in formation] Soon, however, two big guns came trundling along from our park , and were placed on the banks of the river, between the garden and the bridge. W. H. Ru ell, Diary in India, I. 273. (b) A complete set or equipment, as of guns, tools, etc.: as, a park of siege-guns. There's a villain! he'll burn the park of artillery, will Sheridan (?), The Camp, ii. 2. ioners or a parish. If there be in the Citie many Moschees, the Cathedrall [mosque or church beginneth, and then all other Parish ionail [churches) follow. Purchas , Pilgrimage, p. 300. Bishop Hall uses parishional , in the expre ion " parish i on all meetings." Strictly, parishional ought to mean "pertaining to parishioners," rather than "pertaining to a parish." It is such a word as our congre ional is, and such a word as proce ional would be, if used to mean "pertaining to a proce ." F. Hall , False Philol., p. 29.