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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 03, 1879
Page
8
Poetic 1879 letter praising Gladstone for liberty defense and urging return to office. Written from Hampstead December 1, 1879 by M. H. urging reconciliation, peace, and national guidance with strong civic tone.
The conspectus lists exam years 1880 1881 1882 across Theology Old Testament Exegesis New Testament Exegesis Homiletics Ecclesiastical History Philosophy with specific topics and the 1880 examiners. The Senatus meet in May 1880 in London chaired by Rev Thomas Green with Samuel Smith treasurer and J Radford Thomson registrar.
The vote count finished Friday after Thursday polling. Liberal or School Board candidates largely won re election with few defeats including Sir John Bennett in City and Mr Kemp Welch in Lambeth. Some clergy conversion supporters lost seats like Dr Maguire and D Reade, while Greenwich had no contest and nine divisions faced races. Megara E J Saunders H Gover were noted among contenders.
G B Richardson was re elected for Greenwich with Rev Morse succeeding Rev Canon Money. Annexed are poll results with an asterisk for an old Board member. The election shows a great victory for denominationalists as twenty two candidates polled, eight by Liberal Association, five by Church party, two by Wesleyans, two by Roman Catholics.
The Birmingham Board enters with a mixed slate including five independent candidates led by John de Morgan who won by 7,000 votes. A first meeting will consider resolutions by J S Wright to have daily Bible readings in schools with exemptions for withdrawing pupils and secular instruction in separate classes.
The funeral for John Remington Mills took place with interment at Abney Park Cemetery after a Tunbridge Wells residence departure. Relatives and a broad array of Congregational representatives attended, with services led by Rev. Dr Raleigh at the Abney Park Church.
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