British and Foreign Temperance Society Annual Meeting
The Fourth Annual Meeting at Exeter Hall drew a full attendance as Bishop of London chaired. Speeches praised government action on temperance, outlined Society methods like lectures and tract distribution, and noted rising membership and ships abstaining from spirits. Admiral Brenton and others urged ministers and public support while highlighting local successes and ethical calls for universal pledge adoption.
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Exeter Hall
London
Chouse of Commons
Lut—le
J. Carter
Society
Buckingham
V.P
Southwark
Winchester
India
Africa
Canada
West, Indies
Darlington
Liverpool
Marylebone
England
Wales
Admiral Brenton
Admiral Keats
Greenwich Hospital
Sty
Hobart
Thames
City of London
House of Commons
Arnold
Cleers
Idd Askerin Fuge Twoop
Preston
Rose
Weirtine
Calne
Filant
Friends
Alantic
Baltic
Heo
East India Docks
Mathyson
Temperance Society
America
Reed
Connecticut
Hue Stowett
Lancashire
B. Nogx
Gentleman
Conman
Humonkey
Buckianam
M.P
E. Parsons
J. Wintiaus
South Sea Islands
Insolvent tradesmen and certificates in May 1835
A list of names from Che London Gaetics and other towns including Lionel Prager Goldsmid and William Jonson among cow-dealers, victuellers, and manufacturers. Certificates to be granted June 9 and June 12 cite coal merchants, auctioneers, milliners, book sellers, and chemists. Scotland sequestrations list John Barker and John Thomson. Friday May 23, 1835.
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Oo Wihupts
Lionel Prager
Goldsmid
Quadrant
Regent-street
Billsbroker
William Jonson
Gravechurch-atreet
William Taylor
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Charles Bass
Kingston-upon-Hull
Mukeeper
Joseph Glass
White Hart-street
Drury Lane
Victualler
Anthony Bazzini
High Holborn
Henry Mawhood
High Molborn
Lice
Thomas Laurence
Farnham
Gloucestershire
William Brown
Gloucester
S. Mills
B. Jowett
S. Mis
Bolt-court
Fleet-street
F Johnston
Dover-etreet
Piccadilly
Edinburgh
U. Rix
Marplane
Tower Street
Cork
P. Dunn
Cain's-cross
J. Fox
Liverpool
John Paris
Arbroath
John Perkins
Leith
James Anton
Portsoy
Ramsay Richard Reinagle
Fitzroy-squire
Thomas Busby
Green-street
Sittingbourne
Kent
Pryce Mottram
Oxford-street
Henry Willis
Blackman-street
Southwark
Ephraim Hobson
Walter Carswell
Thomas Russell French
Manchester
George Downs
Tickhill
Yorkshire
John Robert Henderson
Leicester
John Palmer
Worcester
Thomas Kemp
Birmingham
Braunston
Northamptonshire
M Dixon
Heesle
Kingston,upon Hull
W. Stevens
Old Jewry
E. Law
Lower Thames-street
Stoke Newington
T. Brotherton
Bradford-Moor
John Barker
John Thomson
St. Andrew Square
Death notices for Hemans and Saunders in Dublin and Liverpool
In a Dawson street Dublin death notice Mrs Hemans aged 55 after a lengthy illness. The Rev Samuel Saunders, minister of the Baptist Church Kyrom street Liverpool, aged 55, died suddenly after addressing his congregation on the Vauxhall road explosion and the need for preparedness for death.
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Dawson-street
Dublin
Hemans
Samuel Saunders
Baptist Church
Kyrom-street
Liverpool
Samuel Mediey
Vauxhall Road
Bible Christians and their Conference at Belfast
The New Connexion Methodists in Ireland held their annual Belfast conference with Rev Thomas Allin deputising from England. The report notes buildings, ministerial plans, and growth, plus calls for lay representation to curb priestly dominion and boost church unity across Ireland Scotland and Canada. The article contrasts this with broader church issues and includes related editorial commentary.
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Ireland
Belfast
M'Combe
Thomas Allin
Dixon
England
Portglenone
Bangor
Smithborough
Broomledge
Scotland
British Empire
West
Canada
West Indies
Allin
Glasgow
Olding
St. Mary's Church
Aldermanbury
Gravesend
Canton
Potten
Sydney
Austalia
Sullivans
Tania Ie Hueir
Old Methodist
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery
Yelyas Thy“Miy Sendong
Church of Christ
Anniversary Meeting of the London Missionary Society
The Anniversary meeting at Exeter Hall was crowded with speakers including Mr G Clayton Mr Baptiste Noel Dr Andrew Reed Dr Codman and Mr Williams. The report showed 256 stations and 102 out stations with 220 teachers and 478 schools. Total receipts for the year were 67895 9s 10d.
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London Missionary Society
Exeter Hall
W. A. Hankey
G. Clayton
Baptiste Noel
Andrew Reed
Codman
F. Close
Williams
William Ellis
South Seas
East Indies
Mediterranean
South Africa
African
West Indies
East and
Maltby
Chichester
Fullagar
Court of Guardians
Dendy
Thomas Clarke
John Bull
London
Laverpool Journal
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British and Foreign Temperance Society
Franchise Association of Dublin
O'Connell
Lord Winghilsea
Toraway
the, Bible,christians and Their Conference