Public recognition of F Cheshire as Wardour Street pastor
A Wednesday evening gathering in Wardour Street saw Mr. F Cheshire publicly recognized as pastor of the Wardour Street church with about 300 attendees. Messages of support came from Rev Edward White and Rev A Hall, with delegates from the London Congregational Union present.
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Wardour-Street
Oxford-Street
F. Cheshire
Cheshire
Edward White
A. Hall
W. F. Adeney
R. Elliott
London Congregational Union
Haverstock Hils
Presbyterian Church of England
Oxenden
Congregational
Albion Independent Church
Ashton-under-Lyne
John Hutchison
Congregational Union
Hugh Mason
George Harrison
Hallifax
Stannary
Halifax
Yorkshire
J. Baldwin Brown
The
Earl of Shaftesbury
Martin Smith
Cedars Road
Clapham Common
N. B. Downing
Sowell
London
Smith
East Fixcurey Conx Grecaroxan Courcu
William Brock
Hampstead
Donald Fraser
D.D
Morlais Jones
I. Herman Carlisle
Bal
John Wycliffe
E Turpin
St. George's
Bloomsbury
Mesars, Forster and Andrews
Marshall
Weigh House
Building Fund
Mission House
E. Mounsey, Esq
Liverpool
Sanders
City Temple
British and Irish Baptist Home Mission
Metropolis
Baptist Union
Bloomsbury Chapel
H. Stowell Brown
Union
Walworthroad Chapel
Bible Translation Society
G. E. Muntz
J P
Zenana Mission
India
Sir W. Hill
K.C.S
Letters on Oxford University election and Bosnian refugees
Correspondent argues Oxford University should check a likely Gathorne Hardy elevation by backing a Gladstone ally to preserve liberal values. He contrasts clerical leadership with political excess and warns against propping a government ally. A second letter urges support for Bosnian refugees, detailing Miss Irby and Miss Johnston’s relief work and vivid scenes of refugee hardship.
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Miss Irby
Miss Johnston
Bosnia and Herzegovina
High Church tension over Gladstone and Oxford seat
A letter from a High Church rector denounces opponents of Gladstone and predicts a harsh fate for Mackonochie, arguing for united Liberal-High Church support to regain Oxford representation. The note suggests a forthcoming dissolution and hints Gathorne Hardy may extend his Commons tenure.
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Channel
Mr. Tooth
Mr. Mackonochie
Marshalsea
Mr. Gladstone
Oxford
England
Gladstone
Gathorne Hardy
House of Commons
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Europe
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Prince Ofeace
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