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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 07, 1872

Page

2

Wiseman Elected President as Conference Debates Temperance and Reform

The Methodist Conference chose Rev. Luke H. Wiseman as president for the coming year amid electing Rev. George T. Perks as secretary. Debates covered Contagious Diseases Acts repeal, temperance demonstrations, and a strong pro Protestant stance in Europe. Obituaries, memorials, and tributes to notable ministers closed the week with a garden party and large congregational services in City Road Chapel.

Luke H. Wiseman George T. Perks Wesley Ireland Canada France Messrs. Applebee Dublin J. P. Cooke Nismes L. H. Wiseman Wiseman Windsor Colchester House of Commons James Rule Osborn Stamp Jobson Rigg Arthur Jenkins Farrar Prince of Wales Dixon Hoole Morrison Vasey Prest Bermuda Young Men's Christian Association Friends of Temperance Free-trade Manchester Metropol Tabernacle J. Nicholas Downing Penzance Church of Christ Methodist Church L. Levi Bass G. W. Olver B.A Thos. Llewellyn H. P. Hughes D. Sanderson Ek. Hardy J. Shrewsbury A. A. Garrett JT. B. Stephenson J. James Prince Bismarck Germany Europe Brailsford England James 8. Budgett Harling Park Budgett Bristol William Arthur J. Baldwin Brown 8. Minton Davis The Religious Tract Society Bergne Bible Society Samuel Morley Charles Reed W. H. Smith Christendom Old England

United Methodist Free Churches Elect New President

The Bristol assembly of the United Methodist Free Churches elected the Rev. J. S. Withington as president for the coming year. The gathering heard speeches on church state relations, thanked retiring president Rev. E. Boaden, and approved officers and committee appointments. A Labour Livingstone expedition paragraph followed with praise for Dr Livingstone and missionary service.

United Methodist Free Churches Milkstreet Chapel Bristol E. Boaden Haslington Barton Manchester J. 8. Withington J. Mather Newcastle-upon-Tyne J. Adcock Bradford J. Myers Leeds Joseph Garside J. Garside Ireland Free Churches J. S. Withington C. New Livingstone East Africa Cornwall Southampton Zanzibar Africa Consett Bonner-street London Heady Hill Heywood Ellsmere Overton Circuit March Wisbeach Snape Liverpool
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