Nonconformist church notices and farewell meeting notes
A dense report outlines services and recognitions at Congregational churches in Waterhead Oldham St Mary Cray and West Bromwich including pastor installations and deacon tributes. It also covers Falcon Square Chapel reopening gratitude events and a Whitby farewell to Rev William Jackson moving to Bournemouth with thanks from multiple denominations.
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J. Hodgson
Armitage
Kershaw
J. Baldwin Brown
Clapham
Newth
Frank Cray
John Jones
Exeter
Temple
St. Mary Cray
Partook
W. Fox
Chelsfield
Edward Wells
Orpington
Jones
Reva. B. Price
Eltham
R. T. Verrall
Greenwich
Kent
R. Ann
Handsworth
W. Creed
Ukes
Brogden
Escott
Falcon-Square Chapel
Morley
Towin-Street
City Corporation
W. Grigsby
London
8. Hebditch
J. H.wilson
T. B. Smithies
Falconsquare
G. Critchley
Wuirsy
Wm. Jackson
West Cliff
Whitby
Bournemouth
Silver-street
E. F. Sewell
Society of Friends
Jackson
Bate
Wesleyan
W. Jackson
C. Abbott
W. Middleton
G. D. Down
United Methodist
J. Sturdy
Mr. Jackson
Correspondence on the Burials Bill and church schism
A letter to the editor urges acknowledging Catholic and church views on the Burials Bill. It warns against enforcing schismatical worship on consecrated ground and asks readers to consider the conscience of Catholic and High Church clergy amid calls for disestablishment. Oxford, Passiontide Wednesday.
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Nonconformiat
Str
Osborne Morgan
House of Commons
Free Speech in Berkshire A Rural Labor Rights Protest
A letter to the Nonconformist recalls a 1873 Berkshire dispute over farm labor rights. It recounts laborers claiming citizenship, a Faringdon magistrates case, and the outdoor protest led by Mr Arch and J.C. Cox. The writer urges support for liberty and justice for workers and cites the later dismissal of charges.
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Free Speech
Berkshire
Temple of Human Rights
Messrs. Odger and Co
George
Earl of
Heaven
Arch
Littleworth
Faringdon
Leamington
Mr. Arch
J.C. Cox
J.P
Belper
Britain
Jesus
England
Opening of Museums On Sunday Controversy Sparks Debate
A fragment discusses the public debate over Sunday museum openings. It notes a thoughtful yet cautious line of reasoning amid differing viewpoints on accessibility and policy.
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Sik