Letter on committee decision and weighing opinions
A reader from Amersham road Putney argues the chair and committee decision should carry more weight due to practical experience, expressing firm belief in the superior judgment and sending regards from the author dated December 12, 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
F. W. Reid
Amersham Road
Putney
Moody and Sankey in Britain Stir Debate on Clergy Rights
A London letter-writer defends Moody and Sankey while criticizing Episcopal exclusivity and Anglican clerical restraint. He argues the pulpit should not be monopolized by educated ordination and consecration, praising Moody’s zeal and urging unity in Manchester and beyond.
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Messrs
Moody and
Sankey
New World
Scotland
Ireland
Dublin
The
Times
Manchester
Salford
Christ
Church of England
United States
Colonies
Free” Ireland
England
Max Muller
Caird
Stanley
Chalmers
McLeod
Minster
Cmsar
Moody
Beecher
Talmayre
Moody and Sankey
Spurgeon
Chown
Stoughton
Raleigh
Nonconformist Records Plan for Biographies
A contributor proposes a MS collection of biographies of existing Nonconformist ministers connected to Puritan lineage. He seeks cooperation from London ministers to compile sketches alphabetically for Dr. Williams Library, aiming to preserve ecclesiastical history and aid future biographers. THOMAS SLUNTER signs as the proposer with endorsements from noted scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calamy
Churches of England
Ald
Martineau
Stoughton
Angus
Lorimer
Halley
Newth
London
Mysoulf
Thomas Slunter
Christmas invitations to Bristol mission schools pupils
The London Missionary Society supporters in Bristol send invitations to at least twenty four pupils from Walthamstow and Blackheath, including one Baptist and two Presbyterians, to spend the whole upcoming holidays in Bristol homes. Signed by Thomas Growe from Clifton, December 14 1874.
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London Missionary Society
Bristol
Walthamstow
Blackheath
Mrs Craik's Lyrics with Swedish Tunes Praise and Critique
A review of Mrs Craik’s book of forty two songs with music from Swedish, Irish, Gaelic, French, Welsh and English sources. Words by Craik, mostly simple refined lyrics, some selections by Browning Shelley Bryant and Park. Noted strengths in musical fitting and some mediocrity in a few pieces.
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Polly Oliver
May
Winter
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