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Spiritual Moves Across England in Early Winter
Rev. R. E. Forsaith accepts service at St Mary Cray Kent and Rev. Thomas Willis to Grosvenor Street Chapel Manchester. Regent Square calls Mr White declines. Evangelical Union to parade streets with hymns in winter. Dr Norman M Leod campaigns pensions for UK missionaries. Auckland Congregational Church memorial stone service in Portsmouth. Upper Holloway Chapel opens new school rooms with 170 attendees and funds nearing 1300. Surrey Congregational Union reports annual meeting and death of Rev. Betts. Darwen and Banor congregational developments include new day schools and corner stone layings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary Cray
R. E. Forsaith
Temple
Kent
Mancu Esten
Thomas Willis
Pontefract
Grosvenor-street Chapel
Piccadilly
Manchester
London
Terran
India
Norman M‘leod
Scotland
Glasgow
M‘leod
Church of Scotland
Portsmouth
Auckland New Congational
Jno. Kemp Welch
Jno
Kemp Welch
Ferguson
Dr. Brock
W. G. Lewis
J. Hobson
F. Tucker
W. Roberts
Edward White
R. Waters
Surrey Ocongregational Union
Surrey Congregational Union
Grafton Square
Clapham
J. G. Rogers
A. Hannay
Croydon
F. Stephens
Union
R. W. Betts
Peckham
W.A. Essery
Eccles Shorrock
J.P
Dimmock
E. Green
R.S. Ashton
J. McDougall
Joseph Leech
Henry Green
W. T. Ashton
Ernest Bates
Darwen
Belgrave Central Schools
Boacnor
T. Kemp Welch
Congregationalists
Morley, Esq
H. Hountoun
Hewett
W. Knight
Robinson
G. W. Fishbourne
Harman
W. Herbert Drewett
C. D. Blakes
Snewin
Littlehampton
Bognor
J. Vaughan Pryce
Brighton