IS Sen01 for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage
May 2 and delegates cards with instructions are in course of issue. Appointments not yet reported will be notified by the first post. Subscribers and others may visit by applying for admission cards.
Public Meeting at Metropolitan Tabernacle Newington
A public meeting is set for Wednesday evening May 3 at the Metropolitan Tabernacle Newington. Sir Wilfrid Lawson and J Campisa MP will preside with a list of guests. Reserved seats via subscribers and friends, doors open 6:15, chair at 7. Secretary J Carvell Williams.
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Metropolitan Tabernacle
Newington
Wilfrid Lawson
Bart
M.P
J. CaAnpisa
A. Illingworth
el Aas
E. Mraut
E. Lauren Stanley
H. W. Crosskey
Birmingham
J. P. Crown
Bradford
Henry Vincent
Boviet
Blackshaw
J. Carvell Williams
Serjeants’inn
Fleet-street
E.C
Resolutions Oppose Endowed Schools Confiscation Plan
A large public meeting at Egyptian Hall on April 22 1871 condemns Endowed Schools Commissioners schemes to confiscate Emanuel Hospital and endowments. It urges respecting charters, warns against erasing charitable foundations, and calls for a parliamentary committee to aid Emanuel Hospital against the plan. The Lord Mayor chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egyptian Hall
Mansion House
Lord Buckhurst
R. W. Crawtorp
Ae Lawrence
G. M. Murphy
Emanuel Hospital
Lord Grorox Hamilton
M.P
James Claynke Lawreney
Bart
Christopher Sykes
John Jones
Citizen
Turner
Lady Dacre
J. G. Talnot, Esq
J.C. Acland
Colchester Royal Grammar School
Lord John Manners
W. A
Monmout
Marquis of Salisbury
W. H. Smith
A. Staveley Hi
Q.C
Greycoat Hospital
W. Foster Waits
Christ’s Hospital
W. St. James Wheelhouse
Marcus Beresford
Cambridge School Examinations and Next Term Start
The text lists medals and prizes earned by students in botany midwifery materia medica English Greek French and the Andrews Prize. It notes exams from the Royal College of Surgeons and Incorporated Law Society with certificates of merit. The school has three thirteen week terms and the next begins April 25.
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Amersham Hall School
Caversham
Reading
West
Alfred. West
London
Cambridge
University College
Trinity College
Vins
A. Todd
Glasgow
Williams
J. Waterston
Aberdeen
W. C. Harris
Monsieur Malfro
B.A. Cluny
C. Nicolai
Halle
Berlin
Licenciés-lettres
Paris
Mousic
W. N. Birch
Christ Church, Readin
C. R. Havell
Government School of Art
Lierurge
A. W. Bennett
F.L
Westminster Hospital
Amersham Hall
Whitworth
Trinity Coll
University Coll
Andrews
Royal College Ofurgeons
Incorporated Law Society
Nonconformist to Publish May 4 and 11 Supplements
The Nonconformist will publish Thursday May 4 with a full report of the Liberation Society conference at Cannon-street Hotel and a Metropolitan Tabernacle meeting plus a history of the Society. May 11 will cover the Miall Disestablishment debate and Con gregational Union sessions with anniversaries.
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The
Liberation Society
Cannon-street Hotel
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Baptist Missionary
Wesleyan
House of Commons
Miall
Congregational Union
London
London Missionary Society
Peace Society
Postponement of Next Number to May 4th Thursday
The notice announces the next issue will publish on Thursday May 4 delaying from the original Wednesday May 3. The change affects readers and distribution schedule for the publication.
Advertising rates in The Nonconformist notice
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Taz
Notice to Subscribers on Receiving Stamped Copies
When copies are hard to obtain from the Newsvendor the subscriber may remove the cause of complaint by ordering a stamped copy directly from the Publishing office.
Correspondents and Welshman Postpone Action to Next Year
The committee has fully considered the matters from J. H. Jeonard and A Welshman and decided to postpone the action they recommended until next year. Space constraints prevented publishing several communications this week alongside ordinary news.
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J. H. Jeonard
G. Onions
Poem by Professor Longfellow to Appear in Atlantic May
The May Atlantic Monthly will include a poem by Professor Longfellow. Campbell, condemned for the Stratford murder of Mr. Galloway, was executed at Chelmsford on Monday.
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Longfellow
The
Atlantic Monthly
Campbell
Mr. Galloway
Stratford
Chelmsford
Paris Crisis Deepens As Commune Forms Government
Reports describe a pause near Paris as Neuilly residents flee to the city while Versailles forces mass 150,000 under Thiers. The Commune of Paris names a ministry, asserts broad rights, and resists compromise amid looming attacks and political upheaval.
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Paris
Neuilly
Versailles
M. Thiers
Dombrowski
National Assembly
Marshal MacMahon
Lowe
London
Bow
Palace Yard
House of Commons
Disraeli
Bruce
Dollinger
Munich
King of
Bavaria
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Thaipe? Po Cambridge
Edward Miall
M.P. May
Bouverie-street
A. Miall
Pace
Arthur Miall
Bouveriestreet
Fleet Street