Sabbath Movement Debate on Spiritual and Temporal Benefits
A meeting on Sabbath advantages features Mr Bignold praising the day for religious aims, while an infidel essayist contrasts with faith. Rev Kennedy cites Bible authenticity and Moses, arguing weekly rest aids health and economy. Motions support halting Sabbath desecration and urging competitor involvement. Doxology ends the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bignold
Kuennedy
House of Commons
Moses
Paradise
Fichto
81MmMons
Guy
Browning
Tonrin
Thonka
Royal Court Guests Attend Divine Service at Buckingham Palace
The Court members including Queen and Prince attended Sunday services in the private chapel at Buckingham Palace with Rev. C Leslie Courtenay officiating. Qoren and Prince Atnezrr visited the Botanic Gardens in Regent's Park on Wednesday. Her Majesty and HRH were joined by Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice. The Duchess of Gloucester and others attended Grosvenor Chapel services on Sunday at South Audley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Qoren
Albert
Duchess of Kent
Buckingham Palace
Thalion
Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay
Tun Qoren
Prince Atnezrr
Botanic Gardens
Regent's Park
Her
Royal Highness
Prince Alfred
Princess Royal
Alice
Ducuess
Gloucester
Dunn
Camminar
Princess Many
Grosvenor Chapel
South Audley-street
Personal Mews: Noble Unions And Courtly Affairs
Tae Manguis or Stapronp, eldest son of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, wed Anne Mackenzie of Cromarty by special license at Choldenhouse near Aldenhead. The Dean of Lichfield officiated. Lord Chancerton missed Court duties due to illness. Lord John Russell fainted at Norfolk House but recovered, later at Chesham-place with Lady Russell. The Queen witnessed the marriage of Lady Canoning Bowens Cocks to Rev. Charles Leslie Courtenay at Buckingham Palace Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Manguis
Stapronp
Duchess of Sutherland
Anne
John Hay Mackenzie
Cromarty
Choldenhouse
Aldenhead
Lichfield
Lord Chancenton
Court of Chancery
Joan Russet
Norfolk House
John Russell
Chesham-place
Countess of Wilton
Pembroke Lodge
Richmond Park
Marriagh
Charles Leslie Courtenay
Buckingham Palace
London
Marriage of Catherine Nor to Sir James Carnegie at Exton Park
Highness the Prince Albert and a select circle attended the marriage of Catherine Nor to Sir James Carnegie at Exton Park on Tuesday. The bride was given away by the Earl of Gainsborough, with the ceremony conducted by Hon. and Rev. Leland Noel. Death follows for Mr. Clift F.S.-L.S. at Hamstead and details on his Conservator role and public esteem. The Times notes political shifts as Disraeli gains leadership among Protectionists and other society items including a carriage accident near Southborough church and various royal and political notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Catherine Norn
James Carnegie
Exton Park
Earl of Gainsborough
Leland Noel
Clift
Stanhopa Cottage
Hamypstead Rand
Royal College of Surgeons
Luanun
Dtarach
House of Commons
Herriog
Marquis of Granby
Lord Stanley
Voratrnn
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Plumryne
M.P
Alaidstone Gazette
Andrew Agnew
Bart
Lochnaw
Stranraer
Messia
Gurney
Foster
Society of Friends
Buckingham Palace
Nonton America
John Hawley
Nova Scotia
Benjamin D'Urbane
British North America
Madame Catalanti
Paris
Florence
Mr. Hudson
Hudson
England
Eaid
Herapath
Aira
Formian School
Borough Road
Manchester
John Boileau, Bart
Professor Pillans
Edinburgh
Finsbury
Sadler's Wella Theatre
Metropolitan Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association
Joshua Walmsley
C. J. Fox
E. Minll
C. Lushington
T. Wakley
T. Duncombe
G. Thompson
Thompson
Wakley
Mr. Thompson
House of Lords
Mr. Burney
Tun Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Apsley-house
Tun Scorrisn
Holland-Park
Lord Holland
Scotland
Nelow
Meroy
Pull-mall
London
J. W.twist
Indies
Fitzroy Square
Middlesex Hospital
St. George's Hospital
King's College Hospital
William Cooke
St. John the Evangelist
St. Pancras
Sisters of Mercy
Man Majestry
Victoria and Albert
Royal General Pension Society
Hanover Square Rooms
Earl of Haddington
Col. Wood
Hops
Duncan
Lord Manvers
Friends of the Society
Cradock
Worthey
Pont Essineton
Royal Marines
Port Essington
Finu
Guonan
Great Hermitage-street
St. George's-in-the-East
Lowton Docks
Mr. Clark
Metropolitan charity school examination at Haverstock Hill
An annual examination of orphans and schoolchildren at the Haverstock Hill charity drew over 400 attendees. The event featured scripture, geography, arithmetic, singing, and speeches by notable trustees and visiting officials. Rewards were distributed to long-serving scholars, and the day closed with a large communal meal and formal thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstock-Hill
Hoxton
Thomas Coombs
G. W. Alexander
James Nisbet
Eusebius Smith
P. J. Field
Jacob Post
Joseph Starling
Joseph Moreland
B. A. Tomkinng
Galloway
Garney
Hullah, Chalcott
Atervala
Soul
J. C. Harrison
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