Jlayson Far Exceeds Any Journal of Its Club
Wao Bervisx Sranpano is a Family Journal and a leading channel for advertisements on books sales arts and benevolent appeals. A large reduction on advertisements for quarter half-year or year should be addressed to Mr. Dawier Paurt at Bolt-court Fleet-street London.
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Jlayson
CLUBS
Wao Bervisx Sranpano
Fleet-street
Dawier Paurt
Bolt-court
London
Congregational Union
Home and Foreign Missionary
Enrrox
Tebteré Om
Damrey Paary
Proclamation Controversy Over Oude Conquest Policy
A historical column argues the Proclamation was unnecessary and harsh. It challenges wholesale confiscation in Oude, urges conciliation, and questions the Governor General’s approach and Lord Exeter’s despatch. The debate centers on right versus policy and the empire’s future maturity.
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Hested
Onde
Caxxive
Oude
England
India
Carena
Lord Exterborough
Censure over Proclamation Affair Hits British Cabinet
The piece criticizes Mr Vernon Swarts and Lord Ellenborough for mishandling a Proclamation matter. It accuses the government of evasive communication and factional plots, urging Parliament to censure the originators while praising the cabinet for honourable actions.
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Vernon Swarts
Erzenso Ro Dugh
Board of Control
Sura
Cannon-row
Ennexnor Ous
Sscrrx
Nothcing
Vernon Sarre
Lord Eltenboro
Surra
Downing-street
Commons House of Parliament
Lord Eneyscroven
Lord Ellennonoves
War and Bankruptcy at Annual Meeting of the Society
The annual meeting drew a large audience though fewer Friends attended. Secretary Arcowano gave a lengthy report praising efforts to curb martial fervor and promote Christian humanity. Tributes were paid to late MP Cuantes Hopi and to Joseph Strange as new president while noting Hiown Er’s parliamentary weaknesses. The piece critiques Leys and laments unrealized potential in peace advocacy.
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Society of Friends
Arcowano
Jomix Wilks
Society For the Protection of Religious Liberty
Hexrr RicHaxp
Arezano
Cuantes Hopi
M.P
Ashton
Joseph Srange
Hiown
Commons House of Parliament
Wilberforce
Hume
England
Eace
Mr. Leys
Debates on Peace and Arbitration Stir Parliament
The text argues for a retrenchment agenda and strong arbitration to end war. It praises speakers like Mr Riccard and Mr Burnet while criticizing aggressive military expansion and calls for a European treaty banning war prizes. It notes the mixed reception of religious and pacifist rhetoric and highlights warnings of bankruptcy from prolonged conflict.
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Aeargaken
Riccard
Joan Brient
House of Commons
Europe
England
Burnet
Oxi
Janet Burns
Mr. Wilson
Aberdeen
Sreg@e
Gubnery
Burner
Earl of StarresBury speaks at Colonial Missionary Society meeting
The Colonial Missionary Society met at Poway Chapel on a rainy Monday evening with a large audience. Earl of StarresBury opened the business with a noble statesman like speech, marking his first appearance in a Nonconformist chapel at the society’s anniversary. The report read well and subsequent addresses were impressive, leaving the society in an excellent and hopeful position.
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Colonial Missionary Society
Poway Chapel
Earl of StarresBury
Friends of Union
Colonial Society
Tas Rev. H. % pron leads new church despite order
Tas Querx oy Porruaan, about eighteen with agreeable features, is noted by the Daily News for Tas Rev. H. % pron, a former Temporary Chareington pastor, opening another church near the incumbent and bishop’s prohibition, taking a dissenter stance.
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Porruaan
Chareington
Daily News
Death of the Rev Dr Henderson at Highbury College
The obituary notes the death of Rev Dr Henderson late Theological Professor at Highbury College. It praises his thirty years of service in Russia and London and his role in Highbury’s prosperity. He leaves a widow and one daughter, Mrs Henderson and Miss Henderson, both recognized for religious literary work.
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Henderson
Highbury College
Russia
Mission College
London
All Point
Miss Henderson
England
Obituary of Rev. Robert Philip A Lifelong Minister
The Rev. Robert Philip, born 1791 in Huntly New Brunswick, served at Liverpool Newington Chapel and Maberly London, influencing sailors with Bethel Flag sermons and writings. He died May 1 1858 after a long illness, leaving three sons, and a legacy of piety writing and biographical works. He valued friendship, mentorship from T Thompson, and left no enemies, widely honored as a spiritual benefactor.
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Robert Philip
Mr. Philip
Huntly
N. B
G. Cowie
Philip
Grandholme Works
Aberdeen
South Africa
Hoxton
Liverpool
Newington Chapel
Thomas Spencer
London
Maberly Chapel
America
Albert Barnes
Philadelphia
Barnes
Australia
T. Thompson
Aristotle
Christian Instruction Society Revival Suggested by Church Leaders
An old advertisement notes the Christian Instruction Society is reviving under Rev. J. H. Wilson. It urges pastors and churches to provide leadership, visitation and home mission work, asking for active cooperation and funding to support current plans.
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Christian Instruction Society
J. H. Wilson
Missionary Visit to Moselekatse Supports Central Africa Plans
Rev Robert Moffat reports to the London Missionary Society on his Moselekatse journey, noting Matabele cooperation for new missions in Central South Africa. He describes discussions on settling teachers, establishing a native community, climate, and the journey's hardships and eventual health recovery.
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London Missionary Society
Robert Moffat
Moselekatse
Central
South Africa
Tam
Lerrer
Rent
Mupfatt
Tipmay
Aurumsan
AvRics
Mosekkatae
Matlokotluk
Trachera
England
Linyanti
Haring
Public doubts over the Dial newspaper project
A reader condemns the Dial enterprise as a grand folly and reckless speculation. He describes a town meeting led by Rev Thomas of Stockwell, the chairing magistrate declining, and a speaker who seeks names instead of money, ending in subdued attendance and uncertain shareholder interest.
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Sra
Dial
Times
Thomas
Stockwell
W. M. Tartt
W. G. Lewis
Exposed Meeting Draws Criticism Over Dream Religion
One attendee from Cheltenham declares the huge dream misleading many and causing suffering to about 30 worthy people, urging public exposure of the gathering and its influence.
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Cheltenham
Ministers Push Diad Newspaper Project In Local Town
An influential layman and magistrate report ministers urging zeal in promoting a joint stock newspaper venture from pulpits vestries and classrooms. A vociferous dialogue follows on funding meetings rooms printing and collective support for the project.
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Diad
Pizect
Teeus
Sur
Stanlars
Contempt for Egotistical Dissent in Baptist Circles
A letter to the editor criticizes self praised ministers and dissenting brethren in Baptist circles. John Turnbull argues against pomp and vanity in religious leaders and recalls a debate over national dissenters and clerical conduct. He urges humility and adherence to church duty among ministers and lay members alike.
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Smal Union
Tian Sear
Genera
Newman Hall
Ant Megatere
Taecor
Fred
Eet
Bewan
Hatlas
Andes
Hala
Merton Persse
Cergymen
Felientiv
Tohun Turnbull
Missionary Sermons and the Call for Missionary Education
Dalston May 20, 1858 J. W. Green notes a surge in religious gatherings by missionaries yet laments the lack of explicit missionary content in sermons. He urges speakers to emphasize missions, operations, and claims of missionary societies, contrasting with traditional topics and urging better public awareness and education.
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Edinburgh
Manchester
Spain
Leeds
Solomon
Wesleyan Conference
Kingswood
Woodhouse-grove
Dalston
J. W. Green
Seis
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