Meeting of the Bible Society Committee Marks Grief and Hope
An 19th century committee meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society is recorded with solemn regret at any breach of harmony. The message pleads over ruling of present disturbances, protects religious circulation, and asks divine guidance to increase the Society’s resources and reach. It notes sorrow over internal strife and urges continued cooperation.
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Wits
Subine
In- Provence
Horncastle Auxiliary Bible Society
Resolutions of the Preston Auxiliary Bible Society Meeting
The Preston Auxiliary Bible Society notes express regret at unseemly conduct and defends its ninth and thirteenth rules. It guards against excluding members and affirms the Society intends to continue its mission with stability and spiritual guidance.
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Preston
Jime Vath
Preston Auxiliary Britith Society
Jesus Christ
Arius
Lacinus
RC. Wilson, Ip
The
Prestan Wlurliary Bible Society
Meeting of Committee on Bible Society Principles
A Moll June 2040 minutes show a town committee unanimously supporting the British and Foreign Bible Society. They commend the parent body's faithful labours and pledge cooperation while opposing any Test for member admission and urging adherence to existing rules.
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Moll
Quiliary Bible Society
Hfe Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
British and Foreign Bible Society Controversy Series
The Christian Advocate announces No 2 in a series of original papers and extracts on the Bible Society controversy featuring Milner Dealtry Posner and others. It explains circulation aims among supporters, notes No 1 and plans for future documents, and lists sales outlets and costs. Also a servant position advertisement seeks a two person household servant with good character, for Finsbury Square and London Wall addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign Bible Society
Christian Advocate
Dean Milner
Dr. Dealtry
John Posnder
E. Cooper
Te Christian Advocate
Friends of the Institution
The
Bible Society
Charles Simeon
the Record
Dealtry
Society
Gerard Noel
Love
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Seeley and Son
Fleet-street
John Stephens
Red Lion Court
Finsbury -Square
London Wall
Broad-street
City
Whitlaw
Finsbury-place
South
Kensington Gardens
Bayswater
London
Britain
John ‘Milton
Marylebone Street
Thomas Roberts
Jeffrey’s Square
Hewitt
Mincing-lane
Royal
Child's Repository
Nature
Imperial Magazine
J. Edmeston
Fisq
City Road
R. Davis
Sunday School Union Depot
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationers
Hall-Court
Houlston and Son
Paternoster-Row
Darton
Holborn-Hill
West Indian Manifesto Examined in Anti-Slavery Report
The June 23 1831 issue of Cone Anti-Slavery Reporter No 82 outlines the West Indian Manifesto and an abstract of ameliorating laws. It covers religious instruction Sabbath observance baptism marriage labor punitive measures family separation slave evidence property rights and local protections. Available through Hatfield 187 Piccadilly Arch 1 Cormhill and the Anti-Slavery Society Aldermanbury office.
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Cone Anti-Slavery Reporter
Burges
Messrs
Hatelard
Piccadilly
Arch
Cormhill
Aldermanbuary
Valuable Works on Morality and Religion for Sale
A catalog lists sermons and theological works by Edwards Baxter Leighton and others. It details volumes, editions, prices, and notices from period reviews, urging subscribers to complete sets and noting new editions and Life of religious figures.
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Martin Luther
Price
Boards
Saint Paut
Richard Baxter
iLife
William Orme
Richiako Bax
Pwo
Father
Rosext Leicgurox
D.D
Glasgow
J.N. Pranson
Trinity College
Cambridge
Marquess Wellesley
Archbishop Leighton
Coleridge
Normin Pearson
St. Peter
J. N. Pearson
M.A
Prinity College
Jeremy
Paytor
Down, Connor
Dromore
Reginald Heber
Calcutta
Distress in Ireland prompts Baptist Irish Society relief drive
The Rev J Allen and the Baptist Irish Society seek urgent funds to feed thousands of starving families in Mayo and west Ireland. Committees report meals and clothing distributed, with estimates of 800 to 1,000 families needing aid weekly. Relief faces resistance from some local clergy, while schools overflow and famine worsens.
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Ireland
Baptist Irish Society
Loce
County of
Mayo
London
Dian
Mr. Allen
Pather OF Mercies
Allen
Joseph Mimey
George Pritchard
Devonshire
Queen-square
J. Allen
Ballina
Fure
Brotrutt
D. Rogers
J. Higgins
J. Montgomery
William Simpson
Richard Little
JJ Dinney
Loidon
J Adlen
W. Napier
Davin Rogers
Joan Montgomery
James HiGeins
England
Seaview
Fenodh
Rathlee
Liffinay
Foghill
Arvagh
Ballinglen
Palmerstown
Shraheen
Freehen
Caldruff
William Napier
Mecklenburgh-street
Mecklenburgh Square
Ladbroke, Gillman, and Co
Relief Association Appeal for western Ireland famine relief
The Western Coast of Ireland endures severe famine after last autumn storms. An appeal urged 15 000 people in Achill and nearby parishes to receive aid, with donations invited at Drummord Charing-cross and Paget Bainbridge St Pauls Dublin, plus the Religious Tract Society depository.
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Sir Robert Shaw
Bart. and Co
Dublin
Ireland
Achill
Donegal
Galway
Jesus Christ
Messrs
Drummord
Charing-cross
Paget
Bainbridge
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Upper Sackville-street
Relief Association
Ugy
London
Chichester
R. G. Keats
K.G.C
Matthew John Tierney
Bart
M.D
Fisher
John Webb
Medical Department
Ordnance
Henry Drummond
Exeter Hall
Strand
Rivingtons
St. Paul's Church-yard
Hatchard
Piccadilly
Nisbet
Berners-street
Holdsworth and
Ball
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Westley
Davis
Statimier
Wood's Laxative Pills for Bilious Complaints
Bilious complaints and bowel obstructions are addressed by Wood's Laxative Pills. The family aperient claims broad use with no mercury or antimony, safe for adults children and pregnancy, and not leaving bowels confined. Sold Bristol and London outlets with box prices.
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Abo Snouk
J. Snook
Chepast
Podewater
Somerset
Messrs. Barclay and Son
Freetyeshee
Sutton and Co
Bow Church-yard
Newberry.and Sons
Jmr& E. Edwards
Butlers
Cheapside
London
Waterloo-place
Edinburgh
Ackville-Street
Dublin
Hill
Exeter
James
Wood
High? Street
Bristol
Edwards
St Paul’s Church-yard
Royal Exchange
Sanger
Oxford-street
Barony Granted to Nathaniel Earl of Leitrim Title Baron Clements
The King directs letters patent under the Great Seal to create the title Baron Clements of hilmacrenan Donegal for the Right Hon Nathaniel Earl of Leitrim and the heirs male of his body. Insolvent notices list Thomas Statham sen of Clinton Shropshire cattle dealer and bankruptcy superseding John James Seagood of Bread Street Cheapside table linen manufacturer.
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Tursday
Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Tréland
Nathaniel Earl
Leitrim
Baron Clements
Hilmacrenan
Donegal
Thomas Statham
Clinton
Shropshire
Ops ‘Orp Peperner
John James Seagood
Education as a steadfast companion in life
An essay-like excerpt states education remains a constant amid misfortune crime and enmity. It describes education as a friend at home abroad in solitude and in society an ornament, underscoring its enduring value and social virtue.
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Jeremy Taylor
Cinderella
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Warren
Fay
Robert Warren
Nie Relief Association For
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Tuamnee
St.Patrick’s . Ee
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Henry Maxwell
M.P
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Religious Tract Society Depository
Bradford
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Brooke
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Cavera
Charnock
Christ
Doolittle
Sorney
Flavel
Providence
Too Goodwin
Hall
Howe
Janeway
Lockyer
Itwen
Reynold
Stey
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Immanuel
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Saul
Usher
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Oo Watson
London Temperance Society
Pancipaa
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Founders
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Royal College of Surgeons
Founder’s Court
London Gasettes
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William Yewens
Claremont-place
Pentonville
Holt
Threadneedle-street
John Owen
Chiswell-street
Victualler
Glynes
America-square
Roy
John
Filton
Brewer-street
Somerstown
Brighton
Davies
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Eaward John Marr
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Kingston-upon-Hull
Kingston Hotel
Rosser and Son
Gray’s-inn-place
Gray’s-inn-square
Joseph Mellor Moore
Hangingg-bridge
Derbyshire
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Isol
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Joseph Osborn
Gainsharoneh
Lincolnshire
Ironmonger
Cross Keys-inn
Walmsley
Keightley
Parkin
J. Re. le Cointe
St. Helen’s-pract
E. Shackleford
Andover
Hampshire
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F. Naish
Shepton- Mallett
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P. Brown
Farnham
Surrey
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Copthall Court
W. Coates
Leeds
Hy Sudell
Woodford Park
Lancashire
R. Scaife
Newcastle-uponlyne
T. Sudell
Liverpool
W. Thompson
Rawden
Yorkshire
T. Walley
Manchester
J. Whitehead
Denshaw
R. Delves
Tunbridge- Wells
Kent
R. Smith
William-street
New Kent Road
C. G. Beet
Stamford-street
Blackfriars
J. Davis
King’s’ Head
Russell-street
Hart-street
Covent-garden
J. Hill
Red Lion-wharf
City-basin
Red Lion-street
Holborn
R J Davies
Little Pulteney Street
Vere-street
Clare-market
T. Mawby
W. H. Collins
H. Edwards
Crayford
Sitk
Hr. Edwards
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Bawtry
Rex and Catton
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York-street
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J. Kain and Sons
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Lincoln,Louth
North
Hykeham
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Chester
Allen and Barry
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Poingchestre and Co
I. G. Sambrooke
G. Berry
Arundel-wharf
Water-lane
J. Swettenham
T. Ingle
J.O. Swettenham
Wirksworth
Belper
Alex Harnali
Alexander Jack
Inverness
Caledonian Hotel
Fuupay
ST. James’s Palace
Robert Wilmott Horton
Island of
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David Drakeford
Austin Friars
Jonathan Matthews
William White
Newent
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Charles Hernard
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Tilleard
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William Giles
Lad-lane
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Walbrook
George Lloyd
Stingo
St. Marylebone
Preweri
Mr. Reynolds
Keiming
S-Street
Kingsland-road
Willian Peatt
John Joseph Harrison
William Harrison
Limestreet
Haddan
Gatty
Angel-court
William Bassett
Dean-street
Soho
Bird
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Adelphi
Henry
George Bugg
Spalding
White Hart-inn
Sol
Mr. Williams
Verulam
Gray’s-inn
John Harrison Harral
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Gray’s-in-place
William’ Richardson
Clementhorpe
Falcon-inn
Micklegate
Williamson
William Walliams
St. Woolles
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Rummer Tavern
M‘donnell
Mostyn
Usk
Prothero
Philips
Newport
Dennett Lodge
Poole
London Tavern-inn
Cavelje
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Samuel Hudson
Glossop
Albion Hotel
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-town
G. East
Hanover-place
Regent’s-park
F. B. King
Church-lane
Whitechapel
Grocer
W. Down
Church— Passage
Guildhall
Blackwell-Hall-tactor
W. K. Hodges
Minovies
Linen-Draper
J.sainthill
Pickle-Hering
Tooley-street
French-burr
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Ringley
W. Toghill
Chalfurd
J. Watkinson
J. Risher
Stamford
G. and
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Manichester
Chorley
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Titchfield
R. Claridge
Oddington
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Colchester
A. Aaron
Plymouth-dock
W. Pilcher
Farringdon-street
R. Barber
Walsall
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J. J. Smith
B. Hallas
Ossett
T. Barlow
Pendiston
J. Brown
Fleet
D. Bagley
Wedgley
S. Brookes
Balls-pond
Islington
Miller, Werry,and Co
J .Lewis
W. Woolley
Changeuiley
J. Jones
R. Adams
Greenwich
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Swainson and Graham
drapers—Butterick and Co
Snow’sfields
grocers—Lyle and Warnters
King’s-road
T. Bowen
W. Dowling
Albany=street
Regent’s-pack
J. Reaston
J. Piercy
Great Driftol
Evans and Co
Edgbaston
Warwickshire
Haberdashers
T. Peer
G. Bruce
Windsor
B. Fairburn
I. Hemsworth
Great
Newport-street
Westminser
T. Sparrey
J. Hatch
Cheltenham
A. P. Scaife
New
Bond-street
Moris and King
Ludgate Street
S. Brantigam
J. G. Muhm
Leman Street
Goodman's Fields