Reverend Beazley takes six months leave at Blackheath church
The Congregational church at Blackheath approves a six month leave of absence for Pastor Beazley after medical advice. The meeting chaired by N Griffiths, Esq. expresses affectionate sympathy and hopes he may resume duties after the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Joseph
James Kerman
Blackheath
N. Griffiths
Beazley
Doro i
JT Vuorstey
Tyldesley
Manchester
Tish
Cockram
Rothe
Homas
Warren
Tyte
Rotherham College
Rchapel
Alfred’ Allott
Hay
Finsbury
John ‘Frost
D.blow
Houtiaworth
Cursaine
Illingworth
J. A. McMaster
Hughes
Astor
J.S. McMaster
Ad. Arenas
McMaster
Pinchbeck
Messrs. Walker
London City Mission
Vigeon
Whitecross
W. Tyler
New-town
Edward White
Toronto
Canada
Sadler
Salford
Cnarel Congregational ScHools
Hope Chapel New Schools
R. W. Selbie
Hear
Samuel Gill
G. 8. Wood
T. Deakin
T. Soeam
J. Wilkinson
George Wood
Hope Chapel
Wood
J. Gibb
A. Haworth
F. Carter
H. Lee
J.P
Griffiths
French writer taine misheard by Oxford waiter over toast
While visiting England, H enou ts Taine sat in an Oxford dining room with roast beef and much buttered toast. He reportedly asked for potatoes which, due to his pronunciation, the waiter heard as buttered toast.
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Enouts
H.—M. Taine
England
Oxford
M. Taine
Letter Urges More Subscriptions for Liberation Society
J CARVELL WILLIAMS appeals readers to boost funds for the Liberation Society by increasing subscriptions and obtaining new supporters. he notes five-year commitments have lapsed, funds are stretched, and more income is needed as agitation against establishment grows. he offers printed statements and aids from headquarters if readers respond before month end.
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W. Griffith
Liberation Society
J. Carvell Williams
Serjeants’ Inn
Fleet-street
E.C
Burial Bills Practical Hint to Petitioners
A reader urges families harmed by clergy refusals to conduct funeral services to petition the House of Commons. The note proposes concise statements for petitions, printable in the appendix, and suggests sending copies to local newspapers with possible help from a Liberation Society official.
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Carvell Williams
House of Commons
Liberation Society
The Support of Religious Institutions in the United States
Letter argues that the United States sustains religious institutions without state aid, supporting claims with statistics on church funds and Sunday school data. The author asserts accuracy and uses grouped denominations, noting many figures are approximate and likely understated.
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United States
England