John Howard Hinton 1791 1869 Dignified Baptist minister
The obituary recounts John Howard Hinton’s life from Oxford born 24 March 1791 to his death 17 December. A trusted preacher at Devonshire Square London and Reading, he balanced intellect with tender emotion, supported anti state church and emancipation causes, edited theological works and led Baptist unions, later founding a Reading congregation and continuing to preach and write until near death.
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Mércé
Mr. Hinton
James Hinton
Baptist Church
Oxford
Ann Taylor
John Howard
Bristol
Edinburgh University
Haverfordwest
Reading
Devonshire Square
London
Hinton
Bloomsbury Chapel
Baptist Missionary Society
Anti-State Church Association
Society For the Liberation of Religion
Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland
Lord Jesus Christ
Evangelical Alliance
Con
Tinent
England
Barnsbury Hall
Cambridge
Robinson
Stanford
Camberwell
Arno’s Vale
Robert Hall
John Howard Hinton
Heavenly Kingdom
Post Office London Directory 1874 overview
The Post Office London Directory for 1874 is a comprehensive yearly reference with many improvements. It lists the London School Board members, notes Sir John Duke Coleridge’s move from Commons to Chief Justice in the Legal Directory, and records ministerial changes and deaths of Bovill and Baring. It details updated trade classifications and street name changes.
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New London School Board
John Duke Coleridge
House of Commons
Bovill
Thomas Baring
The Post-office London Director 1874
A 1874 edition listing the post office services in London, including the 61 Guat Queen Street address and related postal guidance as compiled by T and Co.
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Post-office
London
T and Co
Guat Queen-strest
Ryfor
Kelly
Post Office London Directory Gains Public Interest
A lengthy update adds new material and meticulous accuracy to the London directory. The 2,500 page work remains essential for business and reference, with publishers promising judicious arrangement and improved value for the metropolis.
Foreign items reported from the Swiss Times and abroad
The Swiss cattle plague spreads alarmingly as M. Louis Veuillot visits Rome and talks with the Pope. Colonel Gordon leads a scientific Egyptian expedition with 100000 in credit. The Diritto notes a Turkish Christian policy shift. Virginia filibusters reach Cuba, with 200 killed and 200 captured. Maori king visits Alexandra signaling changed New Zealand policy. Banquet for Mr Richard MP in Paris highlights international arbitration aims.
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Swiss Times
Switzerland
M. Louis Veuillot
The
Univers
Rome
Diritto
Gordon
Khedive
Upper
Egypt
Cologne
Herr Deak
Turkey
Porte
Spain
United States
New York
Havannah
Santiago
Cuba
Melbourne Argus
Bowen
Waikato
Alexandra
Morgan
Pakehas
Richard
M.P
Paris
Grand Hotel
Society of the Friends of Peace
M. Renouard
Court of Cassation
M. Frédéric Passy
Friends of Peace
Richard Cobden
Europe
Mr. Gladstone
M. Scropis
M. Pressensé
America
England
Publication of third series of Hisage by Herbert Spencer
Messrs Williams and Norgate announce an upcoming release of a third series titled Hisage Philosophical and Speculative authored by Herbert Spencer. The work continues the author’s exploration of scientific political and speculative ideas in a concise scholarly format.
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Messrs. Williams and
Norgate
Herbert Spencer
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