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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 05, 1876

Page

4

Colonial Loyalty Debate Aids Crown Relation

A parliamentary exchange discusses remedies to protect colonial ties with Britain. Lord Carnarvon defers to the Lord Chancellor or Home Secretary on colonial regard, calling the issue a legal difficulty. If hardship exists, law officers might decide on the child's legitimacy question. The deputation thanked him and withdrew.

Lord Carnarvon Home Secretary

Denominational Clergy Movements and Hymn Singing

The Rev. John York leaves Willesden to lead Cranbrook Congregational Church Kent. Profound obituary for the Rev. Thomas Manson aged 83 in Perth. Updates on Ealing and Highbury Bristol ministries. Wesleyan Home Mission report details ministers circuits and education work. Presentations honor Dr. Mellor Halifax after 29 years, with substantial gift and clock. Leeds Nonconformist Union lectures discuss congregational psalmody and organ use.

John York Willesden Congregational Church Cranbrook Kent Thomas Manson Secession Church Scotland Perth Manson Eatine H. Arnold Thomas David Thomas Highbury Church Bristol Ealing Mr. Thomas Haling Thomas Memorial Hall Farringdon-street I. Vale Mummery F.R.A.S J. C. Gallaway Charles Metcalfe J. Marchant Joseph Wilson Sheffield Wilson London Liverpool Manchester Leeds Brianron Hamington London-road F. Curtis R. Hamilton Gentleman John Jesus Christ London-road Chapel Mellor Square Congregational Church Halifax Square Church John Whitley Dr. Mellor Sévres Enoch Mellor Square-road John Mitchell Church of England Alifar Courter Congregational Psatrony Leeds Nonconformist Union of Young Men’s Societies South Paraie Baptist Chapel Gurwen Royal Academy of Music A. Campbell America United States George Hinds Clough

The Blot on the Queen's Head How Little Ben Named

Edward Jenkins MP of Dundee writes a satirical sketch titled The Blot on the Queen's Head How Little Ben the head-waiter renamed the Queen's Law to Empress's Crown Hotel Limited and the fallout. He notes the piece was written and printed in eleven hours with a prefatory remark about Royal Tithes Bur and Parliament.

Edward Jenkins Dundee Ben Empress's Crown Hotel Jenkins
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