Public Meeting at Tower Street Chapel on Education Debate
A large audience gathered at Tower Street Chapel with Rev T Lawson in the chair. Speakers critiqued Mr Forster’s education measure, urged a national reform, and warned of denominational bias while urging unity for justice in schooling. The gathering closed after thanks to the chair and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
Newcastle
Birmingham
Ireland
Eas
Friends of
Church of England
H. Kenpaut
T. Lawson
Congregationalists
Norfolk Congregational Union Meetings and Reports
The Norfolk Congregational Union held its annual meetings with executive sessions, a united communion at Princes street Chapel, and public addresses by Revs. Griffiths, Ransom, Barrett, and others. It endorsed the disestablishment of established churches in England Ireland and Scotland, discussed church consolidation, and noted ministerial changes and new appointments across several towns. A large attendance at morning sessions contrasted with lower turnouts at the evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princesstreet Chapel
W. Griffiths
A. Ransom
Lynn
J. Hallett
Edward Miall
House of Commons
England
Scotland
W. Tritton
D. M. Jenkins
Aberdare
Mile Endroad
London
Edward Leach
Grafton Hall
Fitzroysquare
Henry Wilson
Airedale College
Bradford
Shton
Mackerfield
Wigan
WesLeyvan
Wesleyan Normal Institution
Westminster
Lone Meelforp
T. F. Touzeau
Hackney College
Long Melford
Suffolk
Eliezer Jones
Ipswich
H. Davies
Lavenham
Cady
R. W. McAll
Hadleigh
Samuel McAll
J. L. Collins
Finchingfield
G. Hollier
Sudbury
G. Newbury
Cavendish
Davies
Hastings
Simpney Green
New Baptist Chapel
Archibald G. Brown
Stepney-green Tabernacle
William Higgs
Shacklewell
T. Wells Cave
Shacklewell Chapel
Jesse Hobson
A. McAuslane
J. H. Blake
Arch
Dr. Stoughton
H. Allen
W. Isaac
C. Dukes
M. A
W. Farrar
LL. B
Correspondence on Republicanism in England and working class rights
The writer defends honesty of the Nonconformist and argues for republican ideas amid working class demands. Comparing Britain and the United States, he reflects on Parisian tyranny, social welfare, and the appeal of Republican institutions while warning against overzealous demonstrations. He highlights sympathy for European sufferers and the need for permanent relief through reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hyde Park
Paris
United Kingdom
United States
John Bull
Jonathan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk Congregational Union
Union
Devonshire-Square CuRrey
Charles
W. T. Henderson
Devonshire Square
Kiffin
Adams
Mark Key
Sayer Rudd
Braithwaite
Macgowan
Thomas
Price
Heavenly Temple
Henderson
Providence
Stoke Newington Road
C. H. Spurgeon
Donald Fraser
Freeman
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