Sunday-school teachers face religious teaching in day-schools debate
Delegates from Yorkshire towns clash over state supervision of religious instruction with Mr Fenton arguing for prepared soil by the State while Bradford and Sheffield voices push back. A memorial for closing pubs on Sundays is moved and carried. Evils facing Sunday schools bad theatre, pleasure seeking, wealth, and pride are discussed alongside comments on entertainments and excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fenton
Sheffield
E. Thomas
Bradford
Joan Tu Ley
Grosz
James Brown
EB. Thomas
Txos. Day
Tayzonn
Barry
Longwood
Burcurr
Goopwil
Scarborough
Scholar Young Named Head of Tettenhall School in Wolverhampton
The article details Mr. Young’s distinguished academic record at University College London and the University of London, his previous role at Coleraine Academical Institution, and the Clothworkers Company’s testimonial support. It covers his appointment as head of Tettenhall School, the pairing with Mr. Shaw as second master, the welcome by Mayor Bantock, and speeches stressing liberty of conscience and religious equality as guiding principles for the school’s future.
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University College, London
Andrews
Council
University of London
Tettenhall
R. Halley
University College
London
Queen’s College
Belfast
Coleraine
Young
Tettenhall School
Shaw
Peel
Queen’s University
Ireland
Wolverhampton
T. Bantock
Manperr
Mander
Mr. Young
Youne
Badley
James Warden
Birmingham
KE. ‘Burnstall
K. ‘I’, Holpern
R. Carter
Tettenhall Proprietary School Appoints New Head Master
A meeting at Tettenhall Proprietary School introduced Mr A W Young B A the newly appointed head master to pupils and parents. Young son of Rev Dr Young London and grandson of Rev Dr Alexander Waugh, educated at City of London School with a Carpenter Scholarship and a Travers prize.
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Tettenhall
London
Alexander Waugh
Young
City of London School
Mortimer
Clergymen Appointed to Several Baptist Churches
Halifax Guardian reports multiple church assignments across Britain. Enoch Mellor of Flairfax earns a D D from Edinburgh University. Dr Culross of Stirling to lead a Highbury Baptist Chapel. Thomas Jeffreys of New College to pastor Sutherland Chapel Walworth starting May 22. J Boseley of New College London invited to Ebenezer Chapel Kidderminster. W H M Mech an of Over Darwen to lead Fishergate Preston Baptist Church soon.
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Lord Radstock
Lord Farnham
Lord ‘Eynham
Halifax Guardian
Enoch Mellor
Flairfax
Edinburgh University
Culross
Stirling
Highbury
Thomas Jeffreys
New College
Sutherland Chapel
Walworth
J. Boseley
London
Ebenezer Chapel
Kidderminster
W. H. M'Mechan
Over-Darwen
Fishergate
Preston
Resignation at Ward Chapel Dundee and parish notices
The Rev. Robert Spence resigns after seventeen years in charge of Ward Chapel Dundee due to prolonged ill health. The farewell occurs around the end of May with a substantial testimonial fund already reaching 2,2007. Jubilee plans for East-road City-road chapel unfold on May 4 led by James Thorne. Also notes updates from the Surrey Chapel, Batley New Connexion Chapel, Utley foundation stone, Dewsbury mission room, and Easter services at St Paul’s Cathedral with Canon H. P. Liddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spence
Ward Chapel
Dundee
Spence
City-road
James Thorne
Newman Latit
Newman Hall
Nazareth
Surrey Chapel
Gentleman
United States
London
Methopist
AtLey
Kerontey
Alderman Law
Bradford
Utley
Airedale College
Dewsbury
Ebenezer Chapel
John Walker
Dewsbury Mills
Walker
Great
J. W. Reeve
Portman Chapel
Jesus Christ
H. P. Liddon
Christ
Liddon
Ipswich
St. Nicholas-street
Chanel
George Snashall
E. Grimwade
Hsg
A. H. Synge
St. Peter's
J. W. Liggs
J. Raven
George Snashall, Jr. Berry
T. M. Morris
Surrey
Trinity Chapel
Brixton
J. Macfarline
Plimsoll, Esq
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Tettenhall Proprietary School