The Liverpool Delegates Conference Debate
At a packed meeting, Mr Richard Farrer chairs sharp criticisms of the Conference. Mr Davin Rowland accuses preachers of asserting control over Wesleyan Methodism and condemns the Conference as corrupt. Delegates vow to press for reform and remain in the current position for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricuard
Farrer
Davin
Rowlan
Jengh
Methodist
Shen
Warren
Bromley
Beynox
Bunting
Beynou
Thomas Powell
Mr. B
Wm. Bunting
Huenss
Manchester
Wesley
Church of Agha
Deluded Advent Followers Face Disappointment After Doomed Prediction
The Bath Herald reports that followers of the late Mr Irving predicted the second Advent for Anonst 11. Mr Drummond Kaplin Armatrong and leaders traveled to Doncaster to reclaim Mr Baxter. They gathered at Albury on Tuesday sehaight to explain away the setback. Major General Middlemore named Governor of St Helena and Darling Lieutenant Governor of Tobago. Sir Andrew Agnew traveled to Liverpool and Seathand-Daekun Gazelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Aplins
Armatrong
Albury
Bath
Herald
Middlemore
St. Helena
Darling
Tobago
Barbadoes
Andrew Agnew
Liverpool
Seathand
Daekun Gazelle
Subscriptions Raised to Aid R JoAn Stephens in Reform Effort
At a Delegate Meeting in Sheffel the Christian Advocate and related journals were cited for substantial pecuniary losses caused by Stephens advocacy for Methodist reform. Friends form a committee in Manchester Liverpool and Birmingham to collect funds, with subscribers listed and a timetable for forwarding gifts.
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Joan Stephens
Christian 4 Advocate
Sheffel
Christian Advocate
Stephens
Friends of
Methodist Reform
Ralphs
Grindrody Bigs
Manchester
S.ces Cas
Mr. Simpson
Lincolny
S. Warren
Ll.d
Robert Kiamett
Yarmos
John Gordon
Dudley
Johny Averill
Camelfort
George Cookman
Hull
David Rowland
Liverpool
Hickling
St. B Grindrod
Great Ancoats Street
Matthew Thackray
Shide Hill
William Howe
Oldham Road
William Julinson
Bold Street
Passidie
Correspondence Dated Messages and Wesleyan Association Notes
The piece discusses Mosiron's letter and its suitability for readers and editors to preserve. Canaryville is cited as the largest country society in the Newcastle east circuit and letters should be addressed to the Wesleyan Association. Mr Cy Panker’s letter will be attended to. the late delegate meeting report is in preparation for separate publication with post paid corrections to the office.
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Mosiron
Morron
A . Canaryvile
Wesleyan Methodist Association
Newcastle-on- Tyne East
Cy Panker
Shefield
Mauritius Slave Trade Inquiry Left in Abeyance Political Struggle
A long critique traces the Mauritius slave trade inquiry from 1810 to 1830 and the failed Parliament pursuit led by Buxton and others. It accuses Lord Stanley era officials of blocking full emancipation and outlines alleged financial intrigues and misuses tied to compensation while urging stronger anti slavery action.
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Bryan
Mauritius
Fanauran
Byam
England
Rebess
Colours
Buxton
Faraman
Gyorce Stepnen
Marquinar
Sripuen
Halle
Port Louis
Colonial Office
Stevpes
Georck Mornay
Goren
Brixton
Boxton
Lusaincrox
Sparge Rice
George Munnray
Geonce
Grace Munnay
LusaincTon
Spring Rice
George Murnay
Bux- Ton
Slaxury
Stanley
Ce Tay
Greenar
Stepnen
Brovenan
Moure
Lord BeovGuam
Stepuen
Jeremie
Rennie
Bynais
Burten
Licron
London
Jeremye
Pamphet
Pos. Per 'Epreau
Davin Barcuay
Sprina Rice
Sir Cuantes Convitte
Sir Cuanes
Prosper D'Eprxay
Legislative Council
Jrremie
Reopie
Downing-street
Lefeyre
Bancways
Lord Stanley
Serine Rice
Messrs. Bancway
Coremoun
Depiay
Jemarre
Reppre
D’epinay
Buturn
Burnell
Lord Sranuxy
Lereverr
Lord Guerre
George Gney
Lusumeron
Sprixe Rick
Georgs Murray
LeGron
Sraine Rice
Searing Rice
George Murray
Messrs
Lusnincron
Buxtus
Iony
Lusuixeron
Colonial Oolice
Lord Glenela
LisHincron
Mr. Staxley
GleneLe
Aiard Gueneia
Gudace Gary
Vayner
Stevuen
Parmiex Stewart
Il¢é
Lancaster
Lord Serton
Lord Serron
May
Buacksunn
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