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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 02, 1871
Page
16
The remark notes that the St. Pauls chapter contains men like Canon Gregory and others. it suggests the association may seek a different defendant if current conditions cannot be met. The comment implies the present member list may fail to satisfy the association’s requirements.
The Rev. E. Johnson accepts a cordial invitation to pastor in Red Lion Street Boston. Rev. J. C. Forth resigns from Bingley Baptist Church to lead Wirksworth Baptist Church. Fernley of Southport donates 5000 to the Wesleyan Missionary Society for a Rome chapel. Bloomsbury Chapel Mission Hall reopens after enlargement. Open-air Mission meetings in Westminster and Highbury Hill feature Rev. Dr. Brock and others. Farewell service in Baxtow Fants marks Rev. W. Hill’s departure for Orissa missions. Harecourt Chapel Elderwalk Branch plans a 500-seat chapel with 2000 subscription total of 2650. City Missionaries gather at Blackheath. funds and staffing discussed amid need for more workers.
Edward White appeals to readers to aid Baptist and Independent ministers who reject natural immortality in Christ. He notes ministers deprived of settled work, ejected by peers, and asks deacons or pastors to consider these men, asserting few in private share belief yet many hold fear of eternal misery. He urges churches to admit faithful, earnest leaders despite doctrinal disputes.
R A Batchard trustee from Devonshire-square Chapel in London writes to the Nonconformix editor to protest being called a late college student. He notes two years since leaving Regent's Park and describes his current ministry and deputation work in the United Kingdom and Ireland with Baptist societies.
Seventy boys and nine girls from Kensington Islington Marlborough Birmingham Winchester Sunderland East Preston Portsea Island Walsall Stourbridge and Alverstoke sail from Liverpool on the Allan steamer Peruvian to Miss Rye's Home at Niagara for suitable locations and livelihoods. In Miss Rye's absence in America a qualified matron oversees the emigrants.
The report documents a Cambridge Syndicate examination of Bishop Stortford Nonconformist Grammar School, with seventy eight pupils including twelve day boys. It covers the three year establishment, facilities, staff, and form by form performance in Latin Greek French English history geography mathematics and Bible knowledge, noting strongest achievement in lower forms and room for improvement in arithmetic and Euclid.
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