Reform of Education and Poor Law in National Outlook
The speaker urged compulsory education and warned Nonconformists against opposing audit reforms. He predicted fifty years of universal schooling, argued for revising the Poor Law amid rising pauperism, and urged statesmen to address the Condition of England. He forecast ecclesiastical equality and the gradual disestablishment of the church.
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England
Wales
Christ
Dale
Congregational and Baptist ministerial changes across England
A roundup notes Rev H M Stallybrass resigns Saltaire pastorate due to illness, Rev George St Clair preaches farewell at Banbury, Archibald Craven accepts Westfield Chapel pastorate near Halifax, and Rev Joseph L Collins to lead Finchingfield church. Additionally, missionary and charitable activities include Archer donations for Dr Archer scholarships, ragged schools gathering at St James Hall, and workhouse visitation by the Christian Community Society.
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Saiarny
H. M. Stallybrass
Congregational Church
Saltaire
Bradford
Banzuny
George St. Clair
Baptist Chapel
Banbury
Archibald Craven
Airedale College
Westfield Chapel
Halifax
Inchingfield
Joseph L. Collins
Cheshunt College
John Raven
Nicholas-street Chapel
Ipswich
Finchingfield
Liseraniry
United Presbyterian Church
Surrey Chapel
Newman
Hall
St. James’s Hall
Urrey Chapel
St. James's Hall
J. Birdseye
Cranbrook
Kent
J. A. Chamberlain
Marden
J. R. Thomson
Tunbridge Wells
A. Turner
Ashford
E. Bally
Staplehurst
J. Spence
D.D. Linpigg
Oakes Chapel
George Woodhouse
Bolton
Samuel Burn
J. Parker
Farsley
J. P
Longsight Chapel
Manchester
Kirkus
Hackney
Earl of Shaftesbury
Prince Teck
Princess Mary of
Cambridge
England
United States
Payne
Lichfield
D. Pasely
Huntley Pipeling
Misa Sanders
Oxforpsarms Barrier Association
Woodstock
W. Allen
Oxford
J. M. Ryland
J. Allen
B.A
J. Argyle
J. N. Smith
Batten
Methodist Free Church
RB. H. Brooks
Allen
Edward O. Alden
G. St. Clair
Briston and
Gloucester Congregational Union
Clevedon
Joseph Morris
Brunswick Chapel
Bristol
Samuel Shaw
Clevedon Congregational Church
R. E. Pritchett
Weston-super-Mare
Samuel Hebditch
H. I. Roper
G. Wood
B. A
E. J. Hartland
A. Morton Brown
Ll.d
H. O. Wills
Frederick Wills
W. Crees
R. White
Blakeney
F. Wills
Dr. Brown
Cheltenham
J. Gwynne Jones
Kingawood ‘Tabernacle
Wotton-under-Edge
Thomas Hind
China
Yang-tohou
Foreign Office
Chaloner Alabaster
Chefoo
London Missionary Societ
Baptist Missionary Society
Jesus
Bethnal-green
Mission Hall
Flemming-Street
Hoxton
N. Beruonpsey
J. Sinclair
Raleigh
Edmond
R. Macbeth
G. B. Scott
Messrs
Thomas Elis
Sen
Thomas Beardsell
Metropolitan District Railway to Westminster to open soon
Great Nogtogxn Hospital in Caledonian Road reports for the week ending December 19 a total of 1,463 patients, with 487 listed as new cases. The initial Metropolitan District Railway section from South Kensington to Westminster is expected to open in a few days.
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Metropolitan District
South Kensington
Westminster
Great Nogtogxn Hospital
Caledonian-Road