Opening Festival for Daughters of Congregational Ministers
A May 16 1873 opening festival features a Ladies meeting at noon Devotional and Public meetings with ministers such as Eustace Coner Samuel Martin and David Thomas listed as speakers Special trains run from Charing Cross and London Bridge with a 2:30 luncheon and a sustained fund appeal offering 500 pounds if 2000 pounds are pledged during 1873 Daughters of ministers entering a school in May are noted and the piece ends with a reference to Schools' Inquiry Commission tables on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Binney
Samuel Morley
Eng
Eustace R. Coner
The
Congregational Union
Samuel
London
Edward Baines
Aldermen Lusk
Alex. C. Barclay
J.J. Colman
William M.arthur
A. F. Kinnaird
Charles Reed
George Leeman
Apres Richard
John Lubbock
Bart
Charles Wingfield
Alfred Allott
Sheffield
M. Armitage
Manchester
W.H. Avery
Birmingham
George Barnes
Leicester
A. Barnes
Farnworth
Bolton
W. H. Bates
W. Blomfield
Hastings
Boothroyd
Southport
H. Brown
J.P
Bradford
Grimwade
Ipswich
Thos, Harris
Calne
Wilts
A. Haworth
Alderman Herbert
Nottingham
T Rowley Hill
Worcester
John Knott
Ashton-under-Lyne
J. A. le Lacheur
Hugh Mason
Ashton-under
Romsey
Professor Reynolds
Cheshunt
Titus Salt
Lightcliffe
Jun
Binley
Thos. Scrutton
H. Sharland
Fareham
Edward Sheffield
Highbury
Thos. Simpson
Godaming
Robert Sinclair
W. Sommerville
Bristol
R. Southcombe
Stoke
sub-Hamden
J. P. Spencer
Oakhill
Bath
Peter Spokes
Eading
Geo
B. Sully
Bridgewater
Henry Thompson
Wilberforce Tribe
Josiah Viney
Highgate
Chas. Walton
Acton
D. Watney
Iun
Isleworth
Sir James Watts
F. Wells
Chelmsford
J. Kemp Welch
Geo. F. White
John Whitley
Halifax
Mark Whitwell
J. Carvell Williams
Surbiton
Joshua Wilson
Tunbridge Wells
Henry Wright
Kensington
WM. Guest
Liberation Society
Baptist Union
British and Irish Home Missions
Missionary Breakfast
Baptist Missionary Society
Bible Society
Religious Tract Society
Sunday School Union
Wesleyan Missions
British and Foreign School Society
London Missionary Society
Peace Society
Irish Evangelical Society
Bouverie-street
Fleetstreet
H.C
Correspondence on Spezzia Missions Crowded Out This Week
TO CORRESPONDENTS. The letter relative to the missions at Spezzia in type, but, with other communications, crowded out this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spezzia
Easter Holiday Atmosphere and French Political Tensions
The report notes cold bank holiday Easter crowds in London with rail and theatre activity and widespread museum visits. It surveys French elections upcoming in Paris and Lyons with Barochet vs de Rémusat, while Madrid reports Castelar optimistic on the Spanish Republic as Carlist unrest lingers and the papal illness deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Good Templars
France
Paris
de Rémusat
M. Thiers
Lyons
M. Barochet
M. de Rémusat
M. Barocet
Friends of Order
Times
Madrid
Senor Castelar
Castrelar
Puycerda
Velarde
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Heobald
Brothers
Miall
Mark-lane
Corn Exchange
Ociety
Exeter
Edward A. Leatham
N.P
Serjeants’inn
Fleet-street
E.C
Mitton Mount College
Daughters OF Congregational Ministers
Gravesend
Kent
Schools’ Inquiry Commission
England and
Wales
Harrow
Eton
Shrewsbury
Rugby
SHARP
Messrs. Sharp and Co
Poultry
Westminster
Lothbury
Edward Miall
M.P
Arrhur Mraz
Tuk
Fancipal Weekly Journal