Saints and Sanctuaries Unite for Debt Lift at St Pauls
The Dover Chronicle reports a successful appeal aiding St Pauls Chapel in Newcastle with 2701 collected through a bazaar and meeting ads, heading toward a 370 reduction of the mortgage. Major services on Sunday drew vast crowds at St Pauls with Rev Thomas Binney preaching on Matt 26 38.
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Dover Chronicle
St. Paul’s Cuaret
Newcastle
Thomas Binney
London
St. Paul’s
Binney
James Hamilton
John Knox Church
Munro
Trinity Presbyterian Chapel
Rees
Bewick-street
W. Hickman Smirth
Liberation of Religion Society
Congregational Church
Walton
Norfolk
Twerton
Bath
Thomas Thompson
E. Clarke
Lady Huntingdon
Baptist Church
Thomas
Hancock
Bath Sunday School Union
H. Webley
Copsham
Western College
J. Charlton
Rotherham College
Alliott
Plymouth
Zion Chapel
Clover Street
Chatham
James Coutts
Regent’s Park College
J.S. Hall
Ebenezer Chapel
W. Ashby
J. Coutts
Angus
W. G. Lewis
Rose
Smarden
Reform Question Correspondence on Manhood Suffrage Strategy
The writer to the Nonconformist addresses your Summary on the Cowper street meeting of the 20th urging support for reform measures. He argues against the notion that large steps are premature and insists expediency allows pursuing important principles even if complete success is unlikely.
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Cowper-street
John Russell
League
Manhood suffrage and the path to reform
The writer argues that manhood suffrage is foundational to genuine freedom and urges the public to push for broader electoral reform through lawful, principled action. He praises nonconformists and reformers, critiques party compromises, and calls for a sustained, peaceful agitation to elevate the contest for human rights over partisan interests.
Anniversary Meeting of Baptist Home Mission Society
In Cheapside at the Poultry Chapel the annual meeting outlined growth in new and revived churches at Madeley Ely Loughborough Rickmansworth and Uxbridge. Central stations 97 subordinate 113 total 210. Sunday schools 99 with about 1000 teachers and 7000 scholars. Worship places seat 27000 and weekly hearers range 17000 to 18000.
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Baptist Home Missions
Baptist Home Mission Society
Poultry Chapel
Cheapside
Peter Broad
Davis
Madeley
Shropalitte
Ely
Loughborough
Rickmansworth
Uxbridge
Religious Societies Hear Report on Growth and Finance
Proceedings cover Baptist Tract Society gains from a 100 legacy and higher tract output, Book Society promotes religious knowledge among the poor with book hawking and store sales, and other missions to Jews and reformers, noting balances and debts.
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Society
T. Hands
Salisbury
Greece
Rome
J. P. Chown
Bradford
C. Stovell
London
A. Tipple
Norwood
J. Davis
Portsea
J. Edwards
Nottingham
Baptist Tract Society
Trinity Chapel
Trinity Street
Southwark
Robert Lush
J. G. Oncken
Germany
Ackworth
F. Willis
William Stokes
William Jackson
W. Landers
H. J. Betts
The
Book Society
City of London
Ludgatehill
Thomas Chambers
England
J. Vale Mummery
Soho
H. J. Hatch
Wandsworth
Isaac Lord
Ipswich
Leask
Barker
Mr. Rose
Joseph Payne
Society For the Propagation OF the Gospel Among
Freemasons’ Hall
Culling Eardley
Somerset Maxwell
Jerusalem