Rev Raleigh Accepted as Pastor of Kensington Congregational Church
The Rev Dr Raleigh of Canonbury has accepted the unanimous invitation to serve as pastor of the Congregational Church at Kensington, filling the vacancy left by Dr Stoughton. The report notes hosting and concurrent religious events and gifts to various missions and congregations.
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Raleigh
Canonbury
Kensington
Stoughton
Mipmay Park
George Muller
Bristol
Stockwell Congregational Chapel
D. Thomas
J. B. Heard
Church of England
Lone Baton
Derbyshire
Nottinghamshire
Long Eaton
Erewash
Crosbie
Derby
National
Atkinson
Turkish Missionship Society
Henry Jones
H. Jones
Turkish Missions Aid Society
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Ebury
Frederick J. Tomkins
D.C.L
Inner Temple
Lincoln’s Inn
WycLirre Congregational Church
Warrington
J. G. Rogers
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
Messrs Moody and Sankey
Messrs. Moody and Sankey
London
Turquand
Metropolis
Bow-road Hall
Southern
Camberwell, &c
Moody
Stoke-Sub-Hamden
Robert Henry
Congregational Church
LL D. Bevan
W. B. H.bditch
South Petherton
J. T. Grey
Weston-super- Mare
E. H. Jones
E. S. Prout
M.A
J. Marsden
Llewelyn D. Bevan
R. Henry
Mr. Southcombe
Morton Peto
Bart
Mr. Henry
Henry
J. Hoyle
R. James
J. Stirling
Kk. H. Jones
E. 8. Prout
Li. D. Bevan
Mo.p
Mold
Letter on lecture fairness and conduct at local meetings
A correspondent defends a local talk by Mr. Berger against Dewsbury Chronicle reports. He claims the chair refused questions and cut off dialogue, cites verbatim exchanges, and argues Mr. Gordon’s conduct and accusations were misrepresented in August reports.
Reply to Mr Gace on Church of England and Nonconformists
A reader rebuts Mr Gace's claim that the Church of England is the Catholic Church and criticizes his quotes from Spurgeon. The letter argues Anglican doctrine centers on the Bible and Augustine is not binding, and accuses Gace of hostility to Nonconformists while defending Christian fellowship.
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Church of England
England
Wales
St. Augustine
Gace
Spurgeon
Lord Jesus Christ
Great Barling
Mr. Gace
Letter on tithe origins from Bolton correspondent 1875
T T Berger of Bolton writes a letter arguing that much of the tithe is of modern origin created by Acts of Parliament in the last 300 years. He urges fairness in the matter and asks for publication in the next issue. He signs as an obedient servant from Bolton dated August 20, 1875.
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T. T. Berger
Marquis of Lorne to Publish Guido and Lita Poem
The Academy notes a press narrative poem over 3000 lines titled Guido and Lita a Tale of the Riviera. It is founded on a tenth century Saracen inroad incident affecting Provence coast. Macmillan and Co will publish in autumn.
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The
Academy
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A. Wilson
B.A
Stockport
L. Herber Evans
Carnarvon
W. W. Harry
Knutsford
Wm. Rees
Wm. Rees, D.D
Henry Lee, Esq
Sedgley Park
Manchester
J. D. Ridley
Holywell
P. W. Darnton
Chester
E. Herber Evans
F. B. Brown
Wrexham
D. Burford Hooke
Church of the Future
Gordon
Earlsheaton
Nonconformist
Clay
Dewsbury Chronicle
Berger
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Berger
F. A. Gace
MR. Adams