Reply to Williams case and retiring students at the College
A correspondent defends the college tutor against Williams and four retiring students. He details a prolonged inquiry into Williams absence from Sunday to Thursday, his refusals to answer questions, and his later exclusion. He argues the students protest a supposed despotism while seeking unchecked attendance and liberty. He asserts the tutor acted with fairness and Christian principle, and condemns the students for challenging oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
London
Mr. Williams
CHAPEL BUILDING AND GAS CONTROVERSY IN LONDON
In London discussion over a proposed Thanksgiving Chapel linked to cholera relief sparks protest. A City Court hearing on gas supply hears bids from City and Chartered companies and a Central Gas Consumers' Association promising cheaper rates and profits tied to public-account audits. Also reports: Rochdale Savings Bank fraud reveals £37000 deficit after actuary’s private ledgers. Rugby to install a glass culvert for main sewers.
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City Commission of Sewers
Council Chamber
Guildhall
City of London
Central Gas Consumers’ Association
Deputy Peacock
City Company
Chartered Gas Company
Deputy Harrison
Central Gas Consumers’ Company
Board of Trade
Gray
City Gas Company
Bateman
Pearson
M.P
Central Gas Company
Central
ArpLesy
Carlisle Journal
Rochdale Savines’ Bank
G. Waworth
Society of Friends
Savings’ Bank
Rochdale
Waworth
Ieaworth
Tidd Pratt
Rugby
Coventry Standard
Prayer and public works after pestilence in Spitalfields letter
J C Gallaway argues that divine influence and fixed natural laws coexist after the pestilence. He supports building a model lodging-house in Spitalfields and the erection of a Congregational chapel in Somers Town as a memorial and aid to the poor. He urges practical health measures and urges public advocacy for the project.
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Lambeth
Gallaway
Congregational
London
Spitalfields
Somers
J.C. Gallaway
Cambridge-terrace
Middleton-road
Dalston
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