Lectures Spread Across Lincolnshire by Mr Kingsley
A crowded Thrapstone meeting praised the lecturer and debated the issue, with attendees willing to stay overnight. Kingsley also lectured in Oundle and Wellingborough and will visit Boston Peterborough Wisbech and Horncastle said to be new venues for the association.
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Thrapstone
Kingsley
Oundle
Wellingborough
John Reed
J. H. Tillett
Norwich
Norfolk News
Anti-state-church Association
Norfolk
Episcopal Fund and Spoliation Amid Church Reform Debates
The piece critiques the Ecclesiastical Commission and Bishops Oxford and Wells for heavy spending on palace repairs and adornments, funded by the Episcopal Fund. It links waste to broader push for Church Extension, reform and new see creation, noting ministers’ conduct and political maneuvers in Parliament and London dioceses.
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Daily News
Ecclesiastical Commission
Oxford
Samuel
Cuddesden
Episcopal
Cuddesden Palace
Dr. Bagot
Wells
Episcopal Fund
Episcopal Chapel
Bishopric of Manchester
Blomfield
London
Rome
England
Gentleman
Cuurcu
Lord Harrowby
Lord Ashley
Robert Grosvenor
Colquhoun
Horsman
John Russell
C. K. Murray
Lord John
Mr. Colquhoun
House of Commons
Rochdale
Livsey
Manchester
Leeds Mercury
Puseyie
Norw
Episcopal Fund Professor Scams and Plans
The article accuses the Bishop of London of diverting £16,000 annual Episcopal Fund to church expansion and colonial use, separating it from the Parochial System, and criticizes ministers for endorsing bishoprics in Southwell St Alban's Bodmin and colonial expansion plots.
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Pullherr
London
Daily News
Southwell
St. Alban’s
Bodmin
John Russell
Clock for Victoria Tower to strike eight to ten ton bell
The Victoria Tower clock will strike hours on a bell weighing eight to ten tons, chime quarters on eight bells, and display time on four thirty foot diameter dials.
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Victoria Tower
Williams Installed as Pastor at Claremont Street Chapel Shrewsbury
Religious Intelligence reports the public recognition of W P Williams, late of Bristol College, as pastor of the Baptist Church at Claremont Street Chapel Shrewsbury. Morning and evening services featured sermons by Rev J P Mursell and Dr Cox with prayers, Lord’s Supper, and praise. Several ministers from Methodist New Connexion Wesleyans Independent and Baptists participated.
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Shrewsbury
W. P. Williams
Bristol College
Baptist Church
Claremontstreet Chapel
J. P. Mursell
Leigghter
Messrs
Pugh Lee
Methodist
Hilton
New Connexion
Mather and Powis
Hill
Wrigley
Keay
Revueution to the Navy and Local Sects Disturb Perth
The United Service Gazette reports a proposed 3,000 seamen reduction in the coming session. A large group of Joe Smith followers gathered on the North Inch riverbank for immersion baptisms, a scene described as revolting rather than solemn. A laboring couple endured a perilous childbirth by the road in Hanbury Forest lane, aided by a surgeon, with scant aid afterward. Manchester hosts a Free-Trade Hall meeting on January 4 with Cobden and Bright among speakers to push financial reform and voter registration, while discussions at Westminster consider bank conduct and railway gauge alignment from London to Aberdeen.
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United Servtoe Gazette
Joe Smith
Inch
Tay
Breadalbane
Bannock
Perth
Hanbury Forestlane
Feckenham
Harrison
Worcester Herald
Manchester Free-Trade Hall
Free Trade Hall
Manchester
Cobden
Bright
M. Gibson
Brotherton
Colonel Thompson
House of Commons
Turnavox
Arbroath
Forfar
Aberdeen
London
Dundee
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