Wide spread religious fervor and ministerial changes note
A long report details ministers at services across several congregations, including J C Gallaway H M Gunn T Mann J Milner R Dawson J H Snell and J Black. It records opening collections, resignations, and plans for new chapels, plus tributes to Rev J Alexander and a NZ-bound pastor Johnstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
J. C. Gallaway
M.A
English Congregational Chapel Building Society
H. M. Gunn
Warminster
T. Mann
Trowbridge
J. Milner
Frome
J. E. Yeadon
United Churches
Ightfield
Whitchurch
Salop
Wairthzip
Tabernacle
W. Grigsby
Shoreditch
Heap Gate Cuarzt
Corcaster
John Stoughton
Kensington
Eliezer Jones
Ipswich
London
Donald Fraser
Invernees
Marylebone
Regent-square
J. H. Wilson
Edinburgh
Cuuren
UckrieLp
Raleigh
Johnson Barker
R. V. Pryce
Brighton
Joseph Stuchberry
Cuckfield
Ntry
Dunbridge Wells
J. Finch
F. Brodie
T. B. Attenborough
Newark
J. Marshall
Eltham
A. Foyster
Spencer Dwarda
Lewes
Joan Alexander
J. Alexander
Norwich
Princes-street
Alexander
Norfolk News
John Alexander
Guascow
Hamilton-street Congregational Chapel
D. Johnstone
New Zealand
David Russell
Pulsford
Messrs
R. W. Thompson
G. M‘callum
J. Douglas
M'‘Lean
Reid
M‘lean
Johnstone
J. C. Brown
Thompson
M‘callum
Douglas
Eid
Thornton Heath
Croynox
Mr. Wilson
Craven Chapel
Newman Hall
Davis
House of Prayer
Alfred and
Edwin Davis
Letter on chapel gifts and district grants at Connexional meet
A letter notes the late James Wild gifted a 1600 pound chapel to Free Churches. District meetings commend grants to weaker circuits, all referrals to Finance and Connexional Committees. Letters from circuits on chapels discussed, a central metropolitan chapel project reviewed with ComLife steps. Conference sat with closed doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertson
R. Ellis
James Wild
Finance Committee
London Friends
Thomas Cuthbertson
Critics Analyze Reform Act's County enfranchisement flaws
A correspondent critiques the Disraeli era Reform Act, detailing how the 12 pound rating line excludes many, outlines a registration committee's composition, and argues for easing personal rating and residence requirements to widen enfranchisement. The letter urges voters to focus on justice for Ireland and signs off with a pledge to fellow registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Ireland
Westminster MP Denounces Ballot Plan in Letter
In a letter to daily papers the hon. member for Westminster states his stance against the ballot. He notes his opposition remains firm and cites voting against its adoption in Ireland this session. Also mentions speaking against it in his constituents’ meeting the same evening as Mr. Bright in Birmingham. An aside notes a new ink made from india rubber and warns against stretching stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Messrs. Davis
Thornton Heath
Lee
Bowine
Braprorp
Bowling
Campbell
J. K. Nuttall
Ripley
J. A. Clapham
James Law
W. Byles
Cole
Twyford
Berks
R. D. Wilson
Craven Chapel
London
Broad Street
Reading
New College
Henley
Bracknell
Littlewick
Maidenhead
Ealing
W. Legg
T. C. Udall
Messrs. Poulton
United Methodist Free Curren Conference
United Methodist Free Churches
Louth
Lincolnshire
M. Miller
J. Myers
Miller
Myers
Lev. J. Styan
Mitzi
M.P
Iruz Bantot
Daily Papers
Westminster
Bright
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Ireland