Albion-street mission shows moral reform through chapel work
The Sunday school and music class form a broader program at Albion-street. About a hundred scholars attend the Sunday school and twenty youths in a music class, with fifty adults interested. Monday prayer meetings, weekday lectures, and a growing temperance society expand the effort. Officials praise the impact, noting the replacement of a theatre site with a chapel and the district’s moral improvement. The author argues Christianity must aggressively seek the destitute through love and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-street Church
Temperance Society
Albion-street
Sheriff Watson
Aberdeen Prisons’ Board
Barclay
Aberdeen
Ana
Baptist Union Meets in Cupar Fife August Gatherings
Annual meetings of the Baptist Union in Cupar Fife were held August 7 and 8 with public discourse soirées and committee sessions. The union supports Evangelist Friendly Visitor and Myrtie publications, a Baptist Theological Institution, and evangelistic stations funded by voluntary contributions to advance primitive Christianity across Scotland and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist
Friendly Visitor
Baptist Theological Institution
Amon the Baptists
Scotland
England
Althoug
Rev G Newbury Recognized as Hampton Congregational Pastor
The Hampton Congregational Church held a Wednesday recognition for Rev G Newbury late of Feltham, with readings by Rev E Davies and a charge by Rev R Porter. Ministers from nearby towns attended, the crowd filled the chapel, and tea for 150 followed in a tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Mr. Dawson
Richmond
W. Collins
Baptist
Kingston
R. Porter
Staines
J. Dickinson
Hounslow
W.A. Popley
Sunbury
Mensrs
Lord
Hersham
Perratt
Harlington
Pay
Thames Ditton
Brock
Layine
C. Dukes
E. Mannering
Josiah Viney
Gentileman
J. E. Richards
J. Iney
E. Stallybrass
Dr. Reed
Martin
J.C. Harrison
J. Kennedy
H. B. Jeula
W. Woodhouse
Messrs
J. Piper
Morley
J. G. Stapelton
J. Watson
J. C. Galloway
H. Marchmont
Massie
J. Glanville
Dr. Hewlett
J. Pitman
Esq
J. Aveling
R. Saunders
D. Martin
Davis
Eusebius Smith
John Viney
W. Rutt
Robert Simpson
Matlock-Green
Derbyshire
John Whewell
Rotherham College
Irarian
Leicester-Iquarie
Daily News
Ernesto Susanni
G. Bucalopi
Sebastiano Fenzi
M.mappei
Execution at Tullamore for Murder Near Ferbane
Hacket, convicted of Lowe’s murder near Ferbane, was hanged at Tullamore on Tuesday week. The town saw little excitement as he died without struggle and declined to confess. He signed a declaration forgiving his prosecutors. Few witnesses were present due to the priest’s prior statement that the prisoner wished no witnesses.
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Tuintamore
Hacket
Lowe
Ferbane
Tullamore
Correction to tale of Mary Ball execution in Coventry
In a letter John Aldous of St Peter’s Coventry corrects a recent report about the execution of Mary Ball and denies that any visitors were allowed to touch tumours or pass the dead hand over the neck. He notes sheriffs gaolers and clergy forbade such entries and that many requested access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ball
John Aldous
St. Peter's
Coventry
University of London MB Frost Examination 1849 First Division
The list records candidates for the MB Frost Examination at the University of London in 1849 First Division and Second Division. It names multiple students and their affiliated hospitals or colleges, including Lionel Smith Beale, Thomas James Duthoit, Edward Abraham Hancock, Joseph Houlton, Robert Doane Roberts Jordan, John Phillipson Langham, George May, Richard Neale, William Odling, Charles Pardey, John Sherwood Stocker, Henry Thompson, Nathaniel Philip Betts, James Charles Dickinson, James Newton Heale, Richard Hunt, James Jones, John White Keyworth, Harry William Lobb, David Henry Monckton, John Barclay Scriven, John Patrick Smyth, William Palmer Steele, and George Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.B. Frost
Lionel Smith Beale
King's
Thomas James Duthoit
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Edward Abraham Hancock Head
King’s
Joseph Houlton
Charing Cross Hospital
Robert Doane Roberts Jordan
John Phillipson Langham
University
George May
Richard Neale
William Odling
Guy’s Hospital
Charles Pardey
John Sherwood Stocker
Guy's Hospital
Henry Thompson
Szconp
Nathaniel Philip Betts
James Charles Dickinson
James Newton Heale
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Richard Hunt
James Jones
Royal
Surgeons of Ireland
John White Keyworth
St. Thomas's Hospital
Harry William Lobb
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
David Henry Monckton
John Barclay Scriven
Universit
John Patrick Smyth
Jervis Street Hospital
Dublin
William Palmer Steele
George Webster
Begging and Ragged School Hope for Escape from Demoralizing Trade
A Newcastle lame girl is sent to beg across regions while her mother profits from alms. The piece urges funding Ragged Schools instead to educate and liberate the child, warning alms sustain idleness and degrade virtue. Harvest news follows with crop reports and notes on wheat barley oats and hay.
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Newcastle
Tynemouth
Ragged School For
Gateshead
England
Ireland
The
Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette
Preston Chronicle
Edward Brown
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