Saturday Review attacks Morley on land reform and charity
A reader rebuts a Saturday Review on Mr. Morley’s £500 gift to aid laborers and migrate workers. The writer defends Morley’s character, condemns the Review as mudslinging, and calls for accountability and charity during Christmas. The piece praises Morley’s public benevolence and decries the assault as unworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morley
England
Saturday Review
Southampton
Regilar
Nonconformist Worship Critique in The Church Times Letter
A reader thanks the editor for publishing commentary on Nonconformist worship. The letter argues for richer prayer structure including multiple prayer intervals, more direct Godward address, and distinct petitionary elements, claiming current services overemphasize requests and underexpress praise and thanksgiving. The writer urges more focus on adoration and better pacing between Bible readings and hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church- Times
Weldothe
Dré
Ion
Mey
Reply to a Monconfanist on Co operation controversy
The writer rebuts a correspondent who claimed co operators plunder customers. He cites a grocer who lost 200 pounds yet remained prosperous, arguing that capital and effort do not imply wrongdoing. He questions applying the same logic to civil service groups facing losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Civil Service
Cooperative principles in market competition debate
A speaker argues against labeling all coop supporters as unfair traders. He insists fair competition alone suffices and urges advocates of cooperation not to charge co operators as a class for using alleged unjust weights or adulterated goods. He maintains cooperation can prevail without extra measures.
Field Lane Institution Winter Appeal Urges Charity Aid
A 19th century field-lane charity appeal highlights Field Lane Institution's work with 31 years of Bible teaching, ragged church services for the homeless, certified industrial schools for 100 children, domestic training homes, refuges, evening schools, and Mothers sewing classes benefiting 15,000 last year. Funds are sought from Barclay Bevan Co., Ransom Co., George Moore, Bow Churchyard, and Samuel Tawell, Hon. Sec. 17 Borper Street.
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Old Fieldlane
London School Board
Barclay, Bevan, and Co
Lombard-street
Ransom and Co
Pall Mall
George. Moore
Bow Churchyard
Samuel Tawell
Borpers-Street
Education Act sparks London School Board debate on Bath Street sites
London School Board debates a Statistics Committee report on memorials and charges of excess vagance and harm to existing schools. The Bath Street case is reconsidered with a recommendation to delay permanent site plans until Central and Charles Street schools are built. Discussions continue on inspectors of religious instruction.
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London Sexdot Board
London School Board
Watson
Statistical Committee
Bath Atreet
City Road
Bath-street
Central-street
Charles Street
Ghall
Briminenam
Birmingham School Board
Scotland
George Dawson
Canon O’sullivan
Dublin
Dawson
R. W. Dale
Hampshire
Rushall
National Society
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Robilly
Ape
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London
Bop
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Gome
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Church Times
Tam
Monconfanist
Field-Lane Institution
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