Baptist and Congregational milestones in Rome and Derby
Reports on English Baptist activity in Rome with a second chapel opening and a large gathering in Highgate Road for Rev James Stephens. Also covered: Derby centenary services at Victoria Street Congregational Church marking growth to 950 members and 1250 Sunday scholars under Rev J Corbin and successors.
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Nicholson
E. White
R. D. Wilson
Arthur Hall
Mesars. Glashier
Jacks
Holcombe
H. J. Paull
T. Nicholson
Highgate-Road
James Stephens
F. Tucker
Stephens
James Coxeter
W. Howieson
J. R. Wood
Upper Holloway
J. Drysdale
Presbyterian Church
Crouch-end
Hudson Taylor
Angus
J. Stephens
Hill
Adolph Saphir
J. Barnard
Highgate
Baptist Mission
Rome
Times
Santa Pudenziana
Santa Maria Mag
John Clifford
London
Italy
Cavour
Thomas Cook
Cook
England
France
James Wall
William Hill
J. H. Atkinson
W. Eavans
J. W. Elford
Davis
W. Easter
J. C. Butterworth
W. Orton
Thomas Barrass
A. Sturge
EK. Clarke
Spezzia
Signor Mazzarella
Santa Maria Maggiore
Padre Grassi
Derby
Vicronta Street
Cuurci
John Corbin
Crosbie
Henry Tarrant
Bath
J. Corbin
Merwood
Mirams
Sprinthall
H. H. Bemrose
Samuel Plimsoll
M.P
Higginbottom
Alderman Roe
W. Turner Shaw
Derby School Board
Church of England
Church of Christ
Simpson
James Allport
Midland Railway
Basford
Heys J. Calvert
Sheffield
J. Morleyright
Leicester
Edward Wood
Nottingham
James Gawthorn
Plimsoll
Victoria Street
G. H. Wheatcroft
Wirksworth
Derbyshire Congregational Union
James Hawthorn
H. Tarrant
W. Crosbie
Straw
Victoria Street Church
W. Griffith
Gawthorn
J. Mirams
B. G. Wilkinson
J. ©. Anvtliff
J. Orme
J. Ashby
G. Snashall
Chesterfield
William Hall
St. Mary’s-gate Baptist Chapel
Bottomley
Wrimsoll
Derby and Chesterfield
Victoria-street Church
Victoria Street Church Traces Rise From Small Beginnings
The London road congregation and the Derwent street Church grew from modest roots. The Derwent street pastor Rev Jonathan Merwood has just retired, and Victoria street Church embodies the familiar adage that small beginnings can yield large results.
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Ing
London-road
Victoria-street
Derwent-street
Jonathan Merwood
Death of Henry Brown of Bradford and public funeral
Mr Henry Brown J P of Bradford and Rawdon died suddenly at Brighton on Monday evening March 25 aged seventy four. A Liberal and Nonconformist he chaired Mr W E Forster’s Bradford election committee for years. His funeral at Undercliffe Cemetery was a large public event with many organizations represented. W E Forster planned to attend but could not due to Parliament. Brown left nearly 30000 to charities and institutions including 5000 to Airedale College and Bradford Girls’ Grammar School and 2000 to Milton Mount College.
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Henry Brown
J.P
Bradford
Rawdon
Brighton
Brown
W. E. Forster
M.P
Undercliffe
Bradford Observer
Corporation
B. Priestley
Board of Guardians
Grammar School
Infirmary
Eye and Ear Hospital
Fever Hospital
Tradesmen’s Home
Tradesmen’s Benevolent Institution
Chamber of Commerce
Town Mission
Airedale College
Mechanics’ Institute
Mr. Brown
T. Hatton
Benton Park Congregational Chapel
J. G. Miall
Jesus Christ
Miall
E. H. Wade
W. Dewhirst
Harrison Milligan
W. Byles
Robert Yates
Alderman Law
Braiford
London
Airedale Independent College
Bradford Girls’ Grammar School
Yorkshire College of Science
Leeds
Milton Mount College
Bradford Tradesmen’s Home
Bradford Tradesmen's Benevolent Institution
Bradford Mechanics’ Institution
Bradford Spinsters’ Endowment Fund
Bradford Infirmary
London Missionary Society
British and Foreign Ible Society
Royal Albert Asylum
Lancaster
British and Foreign School Society
Hoglish