Poore to Aid Colonial Mission and Emigration Policy
A call for supporting Mr Poore as a link between English churches and colonial needs in Australia. Officials seek funds to aid distant settlements, arguing English Christians must fund spiritual and social work to sustain expatriates and promote emigration and trade with the colonies. The appeal stresses prudent use of agency resources and the energy of a young community.
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Poore
England
Mr. Poore
Proposed Settlement Of The Maynooth Question
At Maidstone West Kent poll Mr Whatman M P explained a correspondence with Sir Culling Eardley about a compromise to transfer Maynooth College to Catholics and pay a lump sum to end claims. Eardley clarified the proposal would fund the Catholic university of Ireland, avoiding further contention.
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West Kent
Maidstone
Mr. Whatman
Sir Culling Eardley
Sir Culling
Maynooth Grant
Masters Smith
Lord Palmerston
College of Maynooth
England
Ireland
Hear
C. E. Eardley
The
Times
Pelham appointment to Norwich bishopric questioned
The debate over Mr Pelham's alleged Norwich bishopric continues with claims of official notice in The Times while noting the need for a special Act of Parliament. The piece also references Sir Benjamin Hall and Shaftesbury influence in a broader political context.
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Turors Horric
Norwich
Pelham
Hinds
the Times
Lord Shaftesbury
Benjamin Hall
Marylebone
Llamvapley
Nicholas Morgan
Tykenol
Thomas Parry
Cefyddwiglwyd
Morgan
Mr. Parry
Gwent
Gloucester
Bristol
Bristol Gazette
Watson
Burroughs
Friends of the Church of Scotland
General Assembly
Church leaders abandon treasury appeals in favor of voluntary grace
A fragment from a Edinburgh News summary laments that church leadership, after defeat, stops asking the State Treasury for aid. It argues voluntaryism should supply all inhabitants with necessary means of grace and calls this progress in the right direction.
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Dinburgh
Visit of Rev Holloway Helmore to Stratford on Avon
The Rev Holloway Helmore second son of the late Rev Thomas Helmore returned from seventeen years in South Africa with the London Missionary Society. A public breakfast and sermons at the Independent Chapel followed a mass gathering of about 700 schoolchildren from local chapels and Wilmcote Sunday School. The event highlighted local esteem for the Helmore family and the town's reform since his father first served Stratford.
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Holloway Helmore
Stratford-On-Avon
Independent Chapel
England
Thomas Helmore
South Africa
London Missionary Society
Helmore
Rother-street Chapel
Wilmcote
Rotherstreet Chapel
Shakespeare Hotel
J. W. Percy
Brook-street Chapel
Warwick
Alexander Ewing
Gosport
John Ewing
Thomas Pardoe
Thomas Brothwood
Wesleyan
H. Philpin
Alcester
W. Canning
John Kent
W. Stephenson
H. Perrott
T. P. Hyde
G. H. Kent
Stratford
Rother-street
Windsor Street
William Canning
T. Brothwood
Horton Sap Airedale Colleges
Eeds
Airedaleollege
Frazer
M.A
J. R. Campbell
J. Marsden
B.A
J. Rheeder
W. Thomas
W. Shillito
J. Williams
Horton College
Horton
Surrock Congregational Union
Halesworth
John Raven
Ipswich
A. Tyler
Bury St. Edmunds
E. Jones
Henry Coleman
Wickhambrook
John Flower
Beccles
H. Cresswell
Guildhall-street
79Th Cameron Highlanders
Andrew
Scotland
Henry Cresswell
Canterbury
Canterbury Journal
Capriton
Manchester
Arthur Mursell
Baptist Church
Grosvenor Street
Chorlton
James Mursell
Kettering
J. P. Mursell
Leicester
Bistor
Keighley
Ripon
Darlington
Stockton
Elilis
Mapagascar
Ellis
Madagascar
Unitarian Bigots and Mutual Toleration Appeal
A reader defends open dialogue between Unitarians and Trinitarian Nonconformists. He cites a letter from Dr. Hutton and a rebuttal in The Inquirer, arguing both sides show bigotry and urging mutual tolerance and charity. The correspondence closes with respect from a Durham County Unitarian Nonconformist dated April 10, 1857.
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Hutton
Aay
The
Inquirer
Durham County
Emigration to Australia urged by Melbourne letter
A Melbourne reader urged readers of The Nonconformist to consider emigration to Victoria Australia. He warned against unskilled travelers and urged capable workers with trades or useful skills, noting prior arrivals without specialties and urging diligence over amateur labor.
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Unitarians and “the Inquirer” Newspaper
Australia
Melbourne
Globe
Victoria
Lalry
Collectors Commission
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