Divergent Church Views Prompt Denunciations at Oxford and Cambridge
The text describes a misunderstanding of university politics as an Archbishop renounces Oxford after preaching at Cambridge and a vote of censure looms. It notes that college laws are challenged by cross‑college fellowship and dining, suggesting preachers should keep denominational unity without dissolving each church’s structure.
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Archbishop of
York
University of Oxford
Cambridge
University
Church of Christ
Evangelists Moody and Sankey in Dublin Meetings
Reports detail multi day religious gatherings in Dublin led by Moody and Sankey with ministers from multiple denominations. Key talks cover work among the masses, preaching methods, and edifying prayers, as Spurgeon sends regrets and others attend.
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Dublin
Metropolitan Hall
Exhibition Palace
Moody
Dr. Knox
Belfast
Messrs. Moody
Sankey
J. Fleming Stevenson
Ireland
C. H. Spurgeon
M‘intosh
Grattan Guinness
London
Messrs
Moody and
Manchester
Fifth quarterly conference of Christian workers held at Metropolitan Tabernacle
The fifth quarterly conference gathered Christian workers from across the metropolis at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. Notable attendees included Captain Moreton Smith General Burrows Dr Ellis Captain Liebenrood Hon E Hobart Revs Herslam Heb ditch G Pearce W J Charlesworth Thain Davidson Dr Mackery and Mr Gawin Kirkham. Spurgeon addressed questions on what to preach and how to preach stressing the need for true doctrine delivered clearly with Christ as the central focus and the gospel of substitutionary atonement.
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London
God
J. G. Driffield
Bow
G. EK. Butler
Joshua Poole
Moody
Agricultural Hall
Christian Workers
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Moreton Smith
General Burrows
Ellis
Liebenrood
E. Hobart
W. Herslam
Hebditch
G. Pearce
W. J. Charlesworth
Thain Davidson
Mackery
Gawin Kirkham
Spurgeon
Christ
Rev W A Griffiths to Narberth given invitation
The Rev W A Griffiths of Oaklands Chapel London accepts invitation to preach at the Narberth church in Pembrokeshire. Congregationalists in the area aim to brighten their sanctuary interior and may buy an organ, hoping to complete the work before next year’s visiting season.
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W. A. Griffiths
Oaklands Chapel
London
Narberth
Pembrokeshire
Southend-On-Syria
Archbishop of Canterbury
Westminster Abbey
Dean Stanley
Colenso
Caird
University of Glasgow
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Canon Miller
Baptists of
Wanstead
Leytonstone, &c
Hutchison
Wanstead Park
Zimmerman
Maycroft
Snaresbrook
Dustin
Lindron Chapel
Islington Chapel
John Spurgeon
Charles
Church Year In Review With Growth And New Congregation
The report notes 62 new members since the pastor arrived and a formed Dorcas Society and active mothers and prayer groups. It details several church societies expanding, unity among members, and gifts to the pulpit and communion table. A Week of Prayer for Young Men featured talks by Pearse, Calthrop, and others across London. Great Horton Bradford forms a new Congregational Church with Lord Supper observed and support from nearby ministers.
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Teede
Dorcas Society
Young Men’s Fellowship Society
Bible
Spurgeon
J. Thomas
J. Ellis
C. Brake
Glasgow
Scotland
Moorgate Street Hall
Mackay
Mildmay Park
F. Moreton
Mark Guy Pearse
Mildmay-park Wesleyan
Christ
Gordon Calthrop
Jesus of Nazareth
London
Great Horton
Braprorp
High-street Congregational Church
James Innes
Wibsey
John Aston
Eccleshill
D. R. Cowan
Saltaire
D. Fraser
Airedale College
Edwards
J. G. Miall
J. Haley
Sister Hills Chapel
Bradford
Messrs
William Byles
James Law
J. Whitley
S. Dobson
J. Sunderland
KK. Carter
Joshua Priestley
A. Crosland
A. Russell
M.A
W. Houghton
F. Hall
W. M. Arthur
S. Dyson
J. Bruce
Thomas Roberts
Re-issues and translations announced with notable literary figures
The note covers a re-issue of Chambers Encyclopedia planned soon. Russia grants permission to reproduce the British Workman in Russian and Spain to circulate a Spanish edition. Professor Vambéry will publish Islam in the Nineteenth Century in French English and German. A Cornish woman Miss Robertson commands a remarkable musical voice praised for high range prowess.
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Chambers
Russia
Robertson
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Messrs, Moody
Conference OF Christian Workers