Meeting Receives Donations and Addresses From Local Clergy
Morning reports show debt reduced to 2585 pounds 5 pence as Rev G Wilson and Prof Charlton of Western College delivered addresses. Rev D Hewitt expressed gratitude and hope for prosperity while Rev R W Dale preached in the evening on John the Baptist. Total collections reached 76 pounds 11 shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wilson
Charlton
Western College
Hodge
Head
D. Hewitt
R. W. Dale
St. Luke
John the Baptist
Glasgow
Boutron
Mavps
Ley-street
Cuarel
John Ashworth
Rochdale
Thomas Barnes
Henry Lee
Robert Best
Finssury
A. McAuslane
Earl of Shaftesbury
de Kewer Williams
Charles Stovel
J. H. Wilson
W. Grigsby
I. H. Lovell
James Cohen
Whitechapel
Finsbury Chapel
Alexander Sletcher
MccAuslane
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Lord Jesus Christ
McAuslane
Lendon
Keshub Chunder Son
Bramo Samaj
India
Keshub
Hindoo
J. Martineau
Portland-street
Ilim
Ministerial Gifts and Congregational Moves Across Cities
Givers include Sir Francis Crossley donating 10000 for widows of Congregational ministers. Clergy appointments span Barnsley to Leeds York Road Baptist, Hinckley to Bootle, Darlington to Halifax, and New College to Stepney Congregational, with June 1 start for some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Crossley
John Compaston
Barnsley
Baptist Church
York Road
Leeds
W. IL. Perkins
Hinckley
Bootle Baptist Chapel
R. H. Roberts
Cornwall-road
London
Gordon
Darlington
Trinity-road Chapel
Halifax
J. Lewis Pearse
New College
Burdett-road
Steepney
Stepney
EE. Price
Coverdale Chapel
Limehouse
Hackney College
Orrn- Art Mission
St. Pancras
King’s-road
St. Pancras-road
King’s Cross
Thomas Chambers
Q.C
M.P
America
United States
New York
Fulton Street
Rondout
Tug Provosen Union of
General Assembly
Union Committee
M. Macfie
F.R.G.S
Moseley Road
Birmingham
Gentleman
Ilo
Elo
Moseley
Glascuw
James Johnstone
Belief in God as a Guiding Discipline for the Soul
The passage argues that constant belief in God's presence sustains the soul and disciplines behavior. It asserts God’s all-seeing, sheltering nature prevents sin and despair, and that creation reflects His pervasive will rather than a mere watchmaker. It notes spiritual unity beyond physical distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Open-Air Sunday Closing Movement Urges City Action
A correspondence to the editor details Mr Rylands’ June 15 second reading on Sundays closing liquor bill and outlines a metropolitan open-air meeting drive. It urges petitions, deputations, canvassing, and advertising to rally London districts against intemperance and Sabbath desecration. Edward Mathews, travelling secretary, notes London office in Fleet Street April 11, 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylands
England
Central Association
London
Friends of the
St. Pancras
Mr. Somes
Clerkenwell
Mathews
House of Commons
Free
Orward
Edward Mathews
M.A
Will of the late Earl of Derby proved by eldest son
The will names the eldest son as sole executor and assigns the Marl vast estates in Lancashire Cheshire Westmorland York and Middlesex with substantial legacies for his wife and other heirs. A separate note reports Mr Murphy the lecturer on the Confessional facing rough treatment and police protection during his sermons with arrests and injuries among disruptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Derey
Earl of Derby
Marl
Knowsley
Lancaster
Chester
Westmoreland
York
Middlesex
Frederick Arthur Stanley
Limerick
Tipperary
Ireland
Murray
Woolwich
Murphy
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