Foundation Laid for Baptist Chapel at Naunton Stow
On March 19 a new Baptist chapel foundation was laid at Naunton Stow with 140 guests at tea. The 67th Psalm was read, prayers offered, and sermons delivered by Rev J Teall and others. The finished chapel measures 45 by 27 feet with gallery and vestibule, costing about £400, expected ready for divine worship by July.
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Naunran
Stow
Collett
Candicate
Renda
J. Teall
G. L. Withers
Bennett
London
Congregational
Foleshill
Warwickshire
Styles
Samuel Dyall
Hartshill
E. H. Delf
Coventry
Samuel Hillyard
Bedworth
Withers
J. E. Percy
Warwick
J. Sibree
W. Chapman
General Baptist
Longford
Messrs. Spooner
Baptist
Attleborough
Rhead
Bulkington
Massey
Atherstone
Knight
Wolvey
Shaw
Brogster
Bicester Congregational Scripture Reader and Village Missionary Society
Bicester
W. Ferguson
Henry Baker
Ackney Theological Institution
Oxford
Ferguson
Aator
Dorcas, Missionary and Bible Societies
Kingdom of Christ
New Homeopathy Fly-sheet Promises Eight-Page Penny Publication
A cheap journal announced for the present month aims to promote homeopathy. It will publish on the last day of each month, consist of eight pages, and cost one penny. The proposed title is the lixknembnning Fly-sheet.
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Homamorathy
Letter on Thomas Moore pension and annuity sources
A correspondent questions whether Thomas Moore’s wife and he receive annuities and pensions from government favor. He argues the poet’s earnings from writings might justify directing funds to more needed recipients, referencing Holland House influence and a Whig government.
Emigration of Women Sailors From London to Australia
A second detachment of about thirty young women, skilled needle-workers, sailed from London aboard the Tory to Port Adelaide and Sydney. They gathered at Fenchurch Street under a matron, with committee members and relatives seeing them off at Blackwall. A third group will depart next week. over 200 women have been selected, signaling rapid progress for the emigration effort.
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Count de Strzelecki
Jos. Brown
W. Quekett
B.c.sangar
Blackwall
Sidney Herbert
Ireland
Cotgrave
Nottingham
Earl Manvers
Leicestershire Mercury
Danine Ronagry
Leadenhall
Gracechurch Streets
W. Peckham
Peckham
Pussic
St. Martin’s le-Grand
Church of Rome
G. G. Daugars
Dissenters plan Homerton College as new normal school hub
A convergence of Independent Dissenters proposes acquiring Homerton College to consolidate three metropolitan colleges into one at St John’s Wood. They argue for religiously guided, voluntary education to uplift the poor, reduce parochial taxation, and boost teacher training.
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Connex
London
St. John’s Wood
Committee of Council On Education
Homerton College
Congregationa Library
Blomfield-street
Insbury-Square
Samuel Montzy
Metropolia
Congregational Association
Hear
J. Pye Suir
Congregational Board of Education
J. Hannison
Punt
Leeds
Worsley
Norfolk
Lancashire
Simon
Times
Middlesex
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Religious Intelligence
Thomas Moore
J. J. Cartwright
Union Square
Norfolk Chronicle
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