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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 12, 1868

Page

15

Wesleyan Conference Reports on Schools and Religious Privilege

The Kingswood and Woodhousegrove schools reported strong student progress and medals won by pupils. Discussions on registrar presence at Methodist marriages sparked debates on equality with the Church of England, while Privileges Committee notes highlighted efforts against Catholic bills and favorable amendments to Religious Titles Legislation. Obituaries and health concerns among ministers were noted as heat affected attendance. United Methodist Free Churches session at Louth covered elections, governance of connexional committees, membership declines, and debates over endowment and state involvement.

J. Harvard Kingswood Woodhouse-grove Bunting Wesley Hall Evans Meek Lane Bedford Woodhousegrove School Church of England Dr. Jonson Committee of Privileges United Kingdom Durin Comae J. Cruton Goole Clulow Education Committee Westminster Conference Chapel W. H. Williams H. W. Holland Applebie Louth Cheetham Badcock Barton Cotman Connexional Committee J. B. Berrows W. Reed J. Cuthbertson J. Mather J. B. Sharpley R. Drew J. T. Withington Mr. Everett London J. Townenp Guazesroux Whitton Leeds Lawton Turnock Schofield Oxarman Breeeden A Sharpley Abercrombie J. B. Suarphey Dover The Liberation Society

New Congregational Chapel at Bolton Cornerstone Laid

The corner stone of a new Independent chapel in Mawdsley Street Bolton was laid by Sir James Watts on July 30. The Italian style building will seat about a thousand. cost near 6,000 with 5,000 promised. The ceremony drew the Mayor and ministers including Rev J Worthington.

Mawdsley-street Bolton James Watts Knt Abney Park Cheshire Messrs. Ouniffe and Freeman Jas. Barlow J. Worthington Thos. Davies Darwen Sir James Arts James Church of Christ Mr. Best R. Best Vatican Mr. Handford Lancashire Atty More

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