Ipswich hosts Congregational revival conference
A Suffolk Congregational Union revival conference met in Ipswich with delegates from across the county. Speakers including J Reeve and A Tyler led papers on spiritual state, hindrances, ministry influence, and holiness. A public evening at Nicholas Street Chapel featured sermons on the Holy Spirit, prayer, and revival outcomes.
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Congregationalists
Ipswich
Suffolk Congregational Union
Crown Street Chapel
E. Jones
J. Reeve
Stowmarket
F. Goodall
Lowestoft
Crown Street Schoolroom
E. Grimwade
Lankester Webb
J. Browne
B.A
Wrentham
G. L. Turner
M.A
Long Melford
Carey
Bungay
J. Jenkins
Needham Market
Broad Church Nonconformity in England and the Church State bond
A writer argues for Broad Church Nonconformity as the enduring path amid exhausted High and Low Church positions. He urges freedom of thought, warns against forced Church State fusion, and cites temperance, fellowship, and the universal Church of Christ as guiding principles for Congregationalists and Free Churches.
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Arnold
St. Paul
England
Samuel Morley
Church of England
Great Temperance Society
Scripturalness of Church Comprehension Question
In Oswestry on December 18, 1869 a letter or remark asks if Christ can be called unscriptural, reflecting a debate on church instruction and doctrine.
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Christ
Reedham Fatherless Asylum Appeal From a Warder’s Widow
James McLaren calls attention to Samuel Trevitt listed as applicant 83 for Reedham Fatherless Asylum. Trevitt’s father, a Portland warder, was murdered in the line of duty. A posthumous child increases the needy dependents to three, and McLaren offers to handle proxies for supporters.
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Samuel Trevitt
Portland
James McLaren
Rumored Cabinet Shuffle in France Sparks Political Debate
Rumors of a ministry change circulate as M. Forcade de la Roquette plans to resign once election verifications finish. Ollivier is favored for interior minister, with Segris likely to take justice. Debates over elections and exile policy follow as government vows orderly response to unrest and foreign refuge.
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M. Forcade de la Roquette
M. Buffet
General Leboeuf
Rigault de Genouilly
M. Ollivier
Interior
Justice
M. Segris
M. de Forcade de la Roquette
la Presse
M. Louvet
M. Magne
Saumur
M. Emile Ollivier
M. Clement Duvernois
M. Estancelin
Deux-Sévres
M. Rochefort
Paul Angulo
Spain
France
Angulo
Belgium
Switzerland
The
Marsetaise
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Oswestry
Reedham Fatherless Asylum
Cannon Street, H.C
Foreign and Colonial
Finance
Commerce
Count Daru
Marquis de Labouét