Suspension of Rev Arthur Tooth by Arches Court
The Arches Court under the Public Worship Act suspended Rev. Arthur Tooth for three months for disobeying its monition after continuing Ritualist practices. Parishioners in Hatcham held a large meeting condemning the inhibition and praising Tooth, while affirming support and intent to withhold aid from any priest intruding into the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tooth
Arches Court
Hudson and Others
Arthur Tooth
Lord Penzance
B. Shaw
Tooth
Folkestone
Kirkman
St. James’s, Hatcham
Churchwarden Croom
Court of Arches
Robert Tooth
Congregational Union debates finance scheme in Suffolk conference
A Suffolk county conference at St Nicholas Street Chapel on Monday discussed Bradford’s Congregational Union finance scheme. Leaders including Rev A Hannay and Mr Rupert Spicer outlined four confederation principles, fund consolidation, representative administration, and accountability to churches, aiming for unity and a central fund while preserving autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Congregational Union
Congregationalists
Suffolk
St. Nicholas-street Chapel
Pswich
A. Hannay
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
Albert Spicer
Woodford
G.S. Barrett
E. Grimwade
J. Browne
Suffolk Union
Hannay
London
Central Council
Lona Fide
Congregational
Rupert Spicer
England
W. Warren
J. Reeve
Mayhew
J. Steer
Hooper
Central Board
Central Fund
A. J. Hooper
Bury
W. Tozer
G. S. Barrett
Augmentation Fund
Home Missionary Society
Christ
Nicholas Street
Ministerial Shifts and Large Legacy Reported
Mr Henry J Haffer a senior Western College student will lead the Cong Church at Kingstown near Dublin starting the New Year Rev John Jones resigns from Claremont Chapel Pentonville His departure draws regret A legacy of 30000 to 40000 left to Edinburgh Free Church College by the late Meldrum of Craigfoodie Annuity Fund note mentions Rev C Williams of Accrington and Sir Morton Peto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Haffer
Western College
Congregational Church
Kingstown
Dublin
John Jones
Claremont Chapel
Pentonville
Turrer Curren CoLtect
Edinburgh Free Church College
Ae Meldrum
Craigfoodie
C. Wlliams
Accrington
Morton Peto
Cardiff
Brighton
Congregational
Lowes Road
A. Foyster
Sussex Home Missionary Society
Dean Staney
New College
Westminster
St. John’s Wood
London
Great Coxwell
T. C. Udall
Hackett
Messrs
O. Gerring
KR. Bayly
W. Barnes
Morris
Huckett
Faringdon
St. Andrew’s
Dean Tanley
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s
Edward Auriol
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
A. G. Nicholls
Latimer Church
Hull
Jas. Sibree
Newth
M.A
F.R
H. T. Robjohns
Archibald McMillan
John Stoughton
R. Senior
John Thompson
B.A
Mackay
W. C. Preston
Evan Fraser
L.R.O.S
W. Hudson
W. Johnson
County Union
J. Bird. Gainscow
Albert Goodrich
Braintree
Elginplace
Glasgow
David Russell
Established
Free
United Presbyterian
Baptist Churches
Goodrich
George Thomson
J. Brown
Marshall Lang
Barony
Pulsford
J. M. Garvie
Raleigh
Henry Batchelor
Burstem
M. Braithwaite
Uppingham
Rutland
Queen-street
Burslem
W. Wooda 1
J.P
Cardiff Baptist fund appeal and Brighton church events
Cardiff addressed a Baptist Conference supporting a fund for aged ministers at 40/. a year and families. Brighton Congregational Church marked anniversaries with Rev. A. Foyster’s farewell gift and move toward a permanent church.