Donations and Subscriptions Totals From Meeting List
A meeting ended with a prayer by Rev. W. Tarbotton as a complete list of donations and subscriptions was read. Numerous individuals contributed varied sums including John Green 10 pounds annually for five years, J R Mills 200 pounds annually, and multiple members offering annual or five year pledges with amounts ranging from 5 to 501 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tarbotton
John Green
Bartlett
Homan
J. R. Mills
Gordon
Edward Smith
H. Spicer
W. Spicer
Neale
Gage Spicer
Mr. Newell
H. Mason
J. Clapham
R. Southcombe
B. Smith
H. Wright
8. Morley
Craven
K. Welsh
Haycroft
Summerville
Bradley Hay
Congregational Church Moves And Territorial Shifts Across Kent
Notices report Henry W. Burgoyne to Sutton Valence pastorate Kent while J G Roberts resigns Howden charge. E Stanway Jackson leaves Uppingham to lead Trinity Church Peterborough. W F Adeney to Acton Middle sex begins Dec 15. Taunton sees Samuel Burn replace retiring J Wilshire. James Spurgeon sends word of illness. Preston debt clearance at Fisherjete Chapel eyed. 140? deficit. Argate church meeting notes 1800 debt, 501 needed. Day of Intercession urged by Bishop of London with mission focus. Mitcham Zion Chapel hosts Poulter settlement events with sermons on ministerial faith, church prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Burgoyne
New College
Congregational Church
Sutton Valence
Kent
J. G. Roberts
Howden
Brent
E. Stanway Jackson
Uppingham
Trinity Church
Peterborough
W. F. Adeney
Acton
Middlesex
Taunton
Silver-street (Baptist
J. Wilshire
Samuel Burn
Huddersfield
C. H. Stoureton
Metropolitan Tabernacle
James Spurgeon
Cannes
Preston
Fisherjete
W. R. Thorp
Howard Livesey
H. W. Butcher
Hitchin Kemp
A. Burnett
Broadstairs
J. Stram
Deal
J. Drew
D. Lloyd
Margate
Marco Ham M
J. F. Poulter
Zion Chapel
Mitcham
T. Gilfillan
Campbell-road Chapel
Croydon
W. A. S. Aubrey
Surrey Congregational Union
G. Nicholson
Nion
Putney
J. Jacob
Sutton
Service at Elms Hall School in Mitcham
Rev W Anderson of Tooting led the duties of church members service with Rev J W Wilson principal of Elms Hall School Mitcham and Mr R J Brand taking part. Tea was served beforehand in the spacious school room, decorated by the ladies of the congregation and some Sunday school scholars.
Debates on Church Accommodation and College Amalgamation
A Carlisle correspondent discusses 1851 to 1872 church accommodation figures for Independents and Baptists, noting temporary worship sites and revised space standards. The letter links these to broader changes in Wesleyan and Methodist venues and arches to a unified church policy. Edward Storrow signs the correspondence regarding Rotherham and Airedale Colleges amid merger debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents
Particular Baptista
Baptists
Athenium
Carlisle
Wesleyan and
Association Methodist
United Free Church Methodists
D. H
The Bristol Statistics and Church Sittings Debate
A letter to the Nonconformist editor challenges Canon Mather and the compiler on 1851 and 1872 church sittings. The author cites varying adult and child space, consecration views, and the impact of chapel sales on comparisons, questioning Redcliffe church’s 800-sitting increase and asking for 1851 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Bristol Statistics
Nonconformist
Siir
Canon Mather
St. Werburgh’s
Redcliffe
Yorkshire Congregational Colleges Letter to the Editor
A letter to the Nonconformist editor discusses various attempts by opponents to affect the Yorkshire Congregational Colleges. The writer addresses concerns about methods used and calls for fair treatment and continued support for the colleges.
Christadelphianism Exposed Advertisement Dispute
A letter condemns an advertisement that links the tract Christadelphianism Exposed with Christadelphianism Defended. It asserts no consent or joint publication, denies conflict with any defender, and states the only authorized edition is the fourth, published in London by Hodder and Stoughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
London
Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton
Loan of Iron Chapel to Move for Gospel Work
The Walworth Young Men's Christian Mission announces the iron chapel in Lordship-lane will be replaced by a permanent structure next year. The committee offers to remove the iron chapel free of charge to a suitable suburb where the Gospel can be preached, when no funds exist for a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Airedale
Rotherham
Rotherham College
Saltaire
Edward Storrow
Yorkshire Congregational Colleges
Deear Sirr
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