National Prayer Meeting in Oxford August 1874
A large scripture holiness conference to promote Scriptural Holiness will be held in Oxford from August 29 to September 7, 1874. Preparatory prayers are planned, with Mrs. R. Pearsall Smith leading ladies sessions. Accommodation costs range from 9s to 12s weekly. Prominent ministers from France Germany and Switzerland will attend along with many notable British figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Oxford
Broadlands Park
Hampshire
Langley Park
Norfolk
R. Pearsall Smith
Charles Badcock
Queen-street
France
Germany
Switzerland
Bournemouth Baptists plan school churches at Boscombe and Bournemouth
The Bournemouth area lacking a Baptist church hopes to open temporary school churches near Lansdowne Hotel in Bournemouth and on Boscombe high road. Rev H C Leonard will lead for a year, with support from local ministers and prominent pastors. Public donations are urged via H Richards Branksome Lodge, W D Thomas Victoria Terrace, or Rev H C Leonard Boscombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
England
Boscombe
Lansdowne Hotel
High
H. C. Leonard
Boxmoor
Baptist Committee
Presbyterian and Congregational
J. McGill
W. Jackson
Angus
D.D
Charles Stovel
Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland
David Thomas
Bristol
C. H. Spurgeon
Southern Baptist Association
Terms of Subscription Notice for The Nonconformist
Terms of subscription listed for The Nonconformist with annual, half yearly, and quarterly rates for prepaid and postpaid options. Guinea rate offered to certain subscribers, with potential start at any date. Foreign subscribers urged to add extra postage. monthly due notices to prepaid subscribers. Payments to W. R. Willcox at 18 Bouverie Street London EC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Willcox
Bouverie-street
London
E.C
Correspondents Receive Late Letter From Sheffield Minister
TO CORRESPONDENTS. We have received a letter from the Rev. D. Loxton of Sheffield in reply to the Rev. Charles Williams letter published last week but too late for insertion and correction in our present number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Loxton
Sheffield
Charles Williams
Harvest outlook and political column across regions
The piece notes mostly favorable weather aiding English wheat harvest with half gathered. It contrasts Sanderson and Rains-Jackson on crop prospects while warning stock owners face poor feed due to hay, straw and root crop shortages. It covers labour, emigration, clergy disputes, and international news on Beecher Tilton, Marshal Bazaine, Serrano, and Carlist Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
James Sanderson
Rains-Jackson
France
Hungary
Russia
America
Arch
Union
Lincoln
Church of England
Fawcett
Escape of Ex Marshal Bazaine Revisited
A centuries old tale of the escape of Ex Marshal Bazaine is recalled via Madame Bazaine’s letter to the French Minister of the Interior. The story carries little political weight and seems unlikely to produce serious consequences for France, though it adds a romantic aura to the history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazaine
Madame Bazaine
France
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Earl of Chichester
Lord Farnham
Thomas Beauchamp
W. Cowper Temple
Samuel Morley
Arthur Kinnaird
Stevenson A. Blackwood
Paul Rober Gobat
Bale
Dean
Canterbury
R. Pear
W. Hay Aitken
Liverpol
W. Arthur
W. E. Boardman
W. Hay Chapman
A. M. W. Christopher
Thain Davidson
W. Haslam
Theodore Monod
Paris
H. Varley
Allan Windle
Dublin
R. Barrett and Sons, Printers
Mark Lane
B.C
Ower
Foot Neform and Boscombe Baptist Church
Pregent
Edwin Edwards
Calne
Wilts
Chas, Williams
Accrington
Landell
SHARP
Avuaust
Meaers, Sharp and Co
Poultry
London and Westminster
Lothbury
Peticsnal Weekly Journal
Che
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Roebuck
Forster
United States
Beecher and Tilton
Beecher
Marshal Bazaine
Imperial Party
Calvados
Madrid
Marshal Serrano
Spain
Senor Castelar’s
Pavia
Serrano
Don Carlos
Charles VIII
Marshal Concha
Zabala
Biscay
Navarre
Dorregarry
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