Large church opens with festive procession and liberal gifts
A yearlong effort to expand the building culminated in a grand opening led by Rev. Bertram and Rev. Harrison. Subscriptions topped 1,000 pounds, with 407 pounds raised in a closing collection. The ceremony featured the Mayor and Chairman of the town council, a music hall collation, and speeches by Dr. Stoughton and others.
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A. Bertram
David Hewitt
Exeter
J. C. Harrison
William Thorne
Cave
Music
Earl of
Portsmouth
Thomas Cave
M.P
Alderman Guppy
James Rooker
Bideford
D. Stoughton
Church of England
Barnstaple
J. P. Carey
Stoughton
Kensington
Gal. i
Torauay
Torquay
Belgrave
Robert Vaughan
R. Bulmer
Reading
J. W. Rowell
C. Wilson
M.A
Plymouth
W. Garret Horder
Abbey Road Chapel
A. Raleigh
D.D
London
Union Hotel
T. Eccles
N. Parkyo
Rooker
W. G. Horder
E. Edwards
South Devon
Rt. Bulmer
Anthony
Enduring Persecution of a Sea-Side Schoolmistress
Letter from Edward White recounts a Christian lady in an English seaside town who faced opposition from Plymouth residents over non orthodox views on punishment and immortality. Her school closed as parents withdrew pupils, leaving her destitute. readers are urged to send remittances to Brathay House, Tufnell Park.
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England
Plea for Rate Aided Schools and School Boards
A letter to the Nonconformist argues for rate funded schools and compulsory school boards as the only feasible means to meet the Education Act's demands. It outlines three needs: suitable buildings, annual maintenance financed publicly, and student attendance, warning that voluntary contributions will fail and risk government grants being withdrawn.
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England
Wales
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C. B. Symes
Children’s Memorial Church
W. E. Cousing
the Theological Seminary
Briggs
Sewell
Amparibi
Monthly Chronicle of the
London Missionary Society
R. Toy
Madagascar
Edward White
P.s.—M
Brathay House
Tufnell Park
Holloway, N
Leighton Road
Kentish Town