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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 10, 1870
Page
2
The speaker recounts sleepless years training as a missionary and expresses gratitude for a warm Port Elizabeth welcome before returning to Capetown. He recalls colleagues and supporters, honors the mission, and pledges to continue advancing the cause, noting Ethiopian hopes and universal devotion.
The speaker, aging and bound for England, thanks supporters for a warm welcome and expresses intent to contribute to the mission if health permits. He notes his heart remains in India and conveys gratitude to the gathered audience for their kindness to him and his wife.
The Wesleyan Conference at Burslem ends with a plan for a national religious census to map worship buildings and Sunday attendance, and with two ordination services in Tunstall and Hanley. It notes Rev. S D Waddy supernumerary, welcomes a memorial for John and Charles Wesley at Westminster Abbey, discusses a free insurance society for chapels, and resolves the case of Rev. T Hughes with him being made supernumerary while reconsidering his views.
The Rev. George Lyon Turner seeks the classical and Hebrew tutorship at Hackney College with added mental and moral philosophy duties. He earned a London BA in 1863 with honours in moral philosophy and animal physiology and MA in 1865, receiving the year’s gold medal in mental and moral philosophy and logic.
The correspondence from London Missionary Society Home Secretary Robert Robinson explains that Robert Moffat is physically unable to attend public duties. He remains under strict medical rest and is urged to allow time for recovery before resuming public work, with friends asked to hope and quietly wait.
In the Nonconformist letter the Bible Stand committee at Crystal Palace describes efforts to bring Scripture to soldiers in the Franco German War. They aim to circulate portions of the four Gospels to relieve spiritual needs alongside medical relief as battles unfold.
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