Liberator debate and church affairs stir mixed loyalties
A Welsh correspondent criticizes Irish and Tory tactics while Liberal opinion in northern districts shows regret over Government conduct. The article covers meetings on new lectionary reforms, church politics, evangelical societies, and a heated parish church-rate battle in St Saviour's, with Archbishop of Canterbury defending clerical independence amid Romanist concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Disraint
Permexep Courcues
Lothair
Church of Christ
Oxford
Cambridge
Queen’s
Radley's
Privy Council
D. Whitelaw
F. Rivington
J. Britten
House of Commons
B. Weat
G. Whitelaw
G. T. Fox
Durham
Church Missionary
Church Missionary Society
Rome
Socinus
Priestley
Salisbury-square
Tia
Arches
Bennett
Christ
St. Saviour’s
Southwarn
Winchester
Bissors
Arivaiem
Church of England
Church of Rome
Missionary Breakfast at Cannon Street Hotel Highlights London Guests
A Wednesday morning gathering of about 150 ladies and gentlemen hosted by London Missionary Directors featured speeches by Revs R Moffat and W Beynon. The event at Cannon Street Hotel drew MPs and numerous doctors and clergymen, recounting Moffat’s return to England and his missionary journey from the Cape to print a New Testament in a new language.
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London
Cannon-street
J. Hawkins
A. Kinnaird
M.P
O. Reed
H. Richard
I. Miall
W. M.arthur
IR. Macfie
Moffat
Dr. Spence
Dr. Lockhart
Dr. Ferguson
Halley
Stoughton
J. Allen
Mullena
Dr. Wardlaw
J. C. Harrison
Wm. Ellie
W. Benyon
Newman Hall
Thos. James
W. Roberta
A. Macmillan
C. Dukes
E. White
W. Guest
A Tall
James Davis
J. 8. Bergno
J. B. French
W. Gill
R. Robinson
W. Farebrother
Messrs
Kemp Welch
James Spicer
Henry Spicer
W. Edwards
John Finch
Henry Wright
C. E. Mudie
Jas. Carter
W. H. Willans
R. Moffat
W. Beynon
London Missionary Society
Ronsar Moffat
Africa
England
Board of Directors
Cape
The
Bible Society
George Napier
Dr. Philips
Philip
Missionary tribute to Mr Moffat ends London visit
A gathering including Clapham and J C Williams welcomed Mr Moffat, urging rest for renewed strength while friends abroad awaited sight of him. Hon A Kinnaird Dr Halley and others offered brief praise. Morrat pledged lifelong missionary service noting Africa requires Christianity before civilisation. Benediction by Rev J O Harrison closed the meeting.
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Moffat
A. Kinnaird
Halley
Charles Reed
William Ellis
Morrat
England
J. O. Harrison