Romish Romance and Reform in Ireland
A kald article praising Protestant missions in Ireland argues that true Irish renewal comes from native converts who embrace Protestant faith. It recounts persecutions faced by converts, the power of Irish language heritage, and calls for renewed zeal, unity, and prayer to spread Protestant Christianity across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster
Ireland
Adam
Moses
Eden
God
Saya
Belshazzar
Daniel
Bing Beaty
America
Jackson
Tralee
Dingle
Freeman
North
Court of Justice
Paddy
Christ
Rome
Jesus
Zion's
Jerusalem's
Health of Prince Jerome Suppressed in Senate Debate
The British Standard reports from Friday June 1 1860 that the health of Prince Jerome worsened yesterday but no details were maintained. The Senate discussed petitions on the legal status of religious congregations and associations and referred them to Interior and Public Worship ministers. Several senators proposed the order of the day, rejected 69 to 28. The petitions go to Interior and Public Worship, not to Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Jerome
M. Capin
Justice
Capture of Palermo Report From Garibaldi Expedition
Private letter from a volunteer in Garibaldi's expedition describes the capture of a chief part of Palermo on May 28, 1800. The writer notes fierce fighting, praise for Garibaldi and a comrade named A dash forward, and that both he and his men are safe and in high spirits as they anticipate further gains. The message may be posted from Genoa or Turin.
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Palermo
I Valunteer
Garibaldi
London
Italy
Genoa
Turin
Accidental Guard Defect At Great Northern Railway
James Warnenden 32 a guard on the Great Northern Railway was charged at Clerkenwell with drunken neglect of duty endangering lives on a train near St Pancras. He claimed four ales and gin but was sent to the House of Correction for two months hard labour. Also notes injunction bid denied against Westminster Palace Hotel directors and a Washington, Sussex murder case of Dudeney who shot a man then attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warnenden
Great Northern Railway
Sheffield-street
Manchester
Clerkenwell
St. Pancras
Peterborough
Tyrwhitt
House of Correction
Far Covar
Crancenr
Westminister Palste Hotel Company
India Board
Daraptor
Mercer
Washington
Bussex
Dedeney
Dudeney
Dr Burns Responds On Peace Meeting Letter
J Burns defends his pacifist stance explaining as a Christian minister he would not bear arms even for the Queen. He disputes a quoted remark about shouldering a musket, says others on the platform deny he spoke of the Queen, and thanks the editor for antiwar writings amid India conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard
Owen
Wilson
Paddington
J. Burns
India
Romish Reform and Catholic Associations Questioned
A Bran chester Guardian letter from Manchester dated May 30 1860 discusses Roman Catholics forming under Mary’s inspiration an Associated Membership for private prayer at home to seek reform within the church. The author David Everard Ford wonders if secret meetings signal devout inquiry or a priestly trap, calling the document an important sign in a cautious religious climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
David Everard Ford
Manchester
GIFT FOSTERED BY JOHN HOLMES ALARMING WEALTH SPROUTS FUNDS
Letter to the editor recounts the late John Holmes of Bristol giving many thousands to religious causes and churches. It notes donations to Newfound Land Street Chapel Arley Chapel and a new Tabernacle for Rev Spurgeon, totaling well over 80 000 during his life. The writer urges richer donors to fund missionary societies and warns against hoarding wealth, urging England to be thoroughly evangelised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Standard
John Holmes
God
J. A. James
C. Brake
Cause of Christ
Newfoundland-street Chapel
Judd and
Glass
Arley Chapel
S. Hebditch
H. Spurgeon
B. D. Doudney
Bedminster
Kingdom of God
Church of Christ
England
Funeral of J Holmes Req at St Pauls Portland Square
The mortal remains of J Holmes Req of Cotham were interred Monday at St Pauls churchyard Portland Square. The simple cortège included mourning coaches and a hearse, with Rev Dowdaty and Rev Walker officiating and executors E T Inskipp and Edward Wampage attending. The inscription read Jeux Horurs Died 23rd May 1860 Aged 82. A funeral sermon was delivered by Rev S A Walker and a large congregation attended the burial in a brick grave south of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Holmes
Cotham
St. Paul
Portland Square
Mr. Dowdaty
A. Walker
Holmes
Afr
Edward Wampage
Esys
Guinea-street
S. A. Walker
William Slater
Torquay
Independent
Chase Side
Enfield
Newsuinger
Charles Bateman
Charlesworth
Derbyshire
Newmarket
J. B. Lister
Blackburn
Suoreham
Sear Barenroy
William Beresford
Brading
Sandown Fort
Sandown
Harwanro
Sussex
Cuckfield
Hayward’s Heath
Hayward
Tiscnesponr
Mount Sinai
St. Petersburg
Arcraissor
Cambridge
York
Liphook
Bramshott
Hants
Tremelling
Colchester
1St Royals
6Th Regiment
54Th Regiment
56Th
West Essex) Regiment
66Th Regiment
88Th
Sth
Ensign Mitchell
Oskland
Shepherd's Base
Oakland
Shepherd’s Bush
Charles Shakspeare
Arthur Mursell
W. G. Lewis
J. de Kewer Williams
Friends of the Young
Howpox
Howdon
J. Puller
Felling
A. Jack
W. Stead
Bagster
Morocco
Stead
Jack
A. Reid
Reid
Blyth
D. Wilson
W. Deans. Burnovey
Dawes
W. M. Snatey
A. F. Bennett
Bennett
W. M.anstey
J. Perkins
J. Reed
G. Livett
Eng
Clariaxos Crarr Suspay-school
Claylands Chapel
Holder
Park Lodge
Stockwell
J. Baldwin Brown
Why are there so few young men for missionary work
A 1860 appeal urges living supporters to supply two deficiencies for mission work. It questions why young men refrain from consecration, urges pastors and parents to remove obstacles, and calls for fifty recruits for the London Missionary Society. The appeal cites examples of past assistance and requests prayers, information, and action from churches, ministers, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion Chapel
Christian Young Men’s Association
Lancashire
Lord Jesus Christ
India
China
Africa
Catcutta
London Missionary Society
Blomfeld-street
W. Tyler
Trafalgar-place East
Hackney-road
N.E
Reply to Spur geon over Exeter hall attack misstatements
Wallandell of Regent's Park writes in response to a letter by Mr Spur geon accusing him of an attack at Exeter hall. He asserts witnesses will contradict Spur geon's description and asks him to stick to facts, not insinuations, in future notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Standard
Srr
Spurgeon
Exeterhall
the Freeman
Wallandell
Regent’s Park
Rumored British Royal Alliance and Other 1857 Notices
The column surveys a rumored double marriage between Britain and Hohenzollern royals tied to earlier Princess Royal nuptials, amid Prussian letters and French access. It notes death announcements for Edinburgh surgeon and Earl of Dundonald’s improving health, plus Hong Kong Attorney-General Cusous Anstux heading to Bombay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueex
Prince of Wales
Prussia
Royal
Frederick William of
Great Britain
Hohenzollern
England
Edinburgh
Earl of
Mar
Cusvous Anstux
Hong Kong
Bombay
Presidency
Norice
China Seas
Sampson
Wri Bathurst
Privy Council
George TV
Bathurst
Canada
Ireland
Lomnp
Lang Lynouvnser
George-street
Hanover Square
House of Lords
Toe Lara Mn
Surry
Albert Smith
Brompton Cemetery
Smith
Arthur Smith
Robert Kevley
Arthur Barlow
London Missionary Society anniversary notes calls for greater aid
The 1860 review of the London Missionary Society urges increased liberality and active use of resources to widen gospel work. It highlights large funds, educated aid, and the call for young volunteers to serve abroad, stressing urgent effort to reach heathen nations. The piece laments obstacles hindering mission work and emphasizes a global duty to convert and educate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Tre
British Standard
Bre
London Missionary Society
Jesus Christ
Great Britain
Christ
Ecclesiastical Entelligence and Clergy Distress Report
The report highlights severe hardship among clergy in the wealthiest church, with examples of meager incomes, debt, and families relying on bread and water. It recounts a curate with eleven dependents, an incumbent borrowing 300, and a pastor surviving on pennies while caring for sick parishioners, illustrating a broader pattern of suffering and charity within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerical Fund
Avicar
Jersia
Lssex Telegraph
Jubilee Fete of the Wesleyan Schools at Prior Park
The 50th anniversary Jubilee of Bath Wesleyan schools drew 500 children plus about 1500 visitors to Prior Park Road. Thomas and Mrs Thompson welcomed guests after brief addresses by Mr Thompson and Rev Pritchard. MPs Tite and others praised Sunday schools and religious education, with gifts given to children and commemorative cards for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Bath
Prior-park-road
Rock
Prior-pars
Ralph Allen
Pope, Fielding, Warburton
Mr. Tite
Esteer
England
Tire
Tite
Brember
Thompson
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John Edgar, DD
DR. Burns
Banka
Joan Holmes
Bristol
BR. W
Messrs
Spurgeon and
Landels
Prior-Park
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