Pye Smith Testimonial Meeting in Bloomfield Street
A meeting at the Congregational Library Bloomfield Street on November 14, 1849, organized by Samuel Mobley to honor Rev. John Pye Smith with resolutions praising his life. It plans a public subscription to fund divinity scholarships at a new London college, with a committee of clergy and laymen to oversee the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Library
Bloomfield-street
John Pye Smith
D.D
F.R
Samuel Mobley
Everly
God
Goodwin
Baxter
Owen
Howe
Henry
Watie
Doddridge
J. Pye Smith
Homerton College
New Editor Sets Out Aims For Eclectic Review
The new proprietor and editor pledges to advance evangelical liberalism, defend Christian truth, and reform ecclesiastical, social, and political life. He promises to keep the paper independent, work with noted writers, and publish monthly summaries and foreign extracts while promoting controversy conducted in love. He aims to emancipate religion from state bondage and bolster nonconformist vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclectic Review
Price
Tar Eclrotic
Dr Price’s Retiring Address Announces Eclectic Journal’s Stability
Dr Price reflects on publishing the Eclectic’s growth since he took charge and pledges support to the next editor. He notes the paper will retain its theological ecclesiastical and political principles and expresses continued interest in the journal’s success from retirement at Highbury Terrace on November 23 1849.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eolace
Thomas Price
Highbury-terrace
The Public Good Monthly Advocate Promotes Reform and Education
A prospectus page for The Public Good announces a monthly periodical devoted to moral, political, and social reform. It champions direct taxation, abolition of death penalties, free trade, education for all ages, anti-slavery, temperance, animal welfare, and universal rights. Communications go to editor at Islington and publishers in London.
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Public Good
Public
Ragged School
University
Hardingestreet
Islington
London
CuHarves
Gilpin
Bishopsgatestreet
Aylott and Jones
Pitman
Paternoster-row
Kingdom
Contents of Number I Man and the Reform Volume
The list catalogs essays and authors including Graham-England on weakness and strength, Massie on cradle rockers, Hibberd on bread making, Miall Fox Burritt on Pro Bono Publico, Beggs on home taste, Hood on beauty, Gilpin on Civilisation and the Citizen, and others. Edited by an Anti-state Church Association member. sold by booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
England
Napoleon
Massie
Edmund Fry
Thomas Beggs
E. Paxton Hood
Peace Arsenal
Jy Shirley Hibberd
Charles Gilpin
Deeda
John Chapman
Edward Miall
W. J. Fox
M.P
Elihu Burritt
H. G. Adams
H. J. Daniel
Thomas Spencer
Anti-state Church Association
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Pye Smith
William Alers Hankey
Fenchurch-street
W.L. Alexander
F. Watts
R. Alliott
A. Wells
G. Clayton
Edward Baines
Esa
T. Craig
T. M. Coombs
T. N. Davids
Josiah Gonder
Fea
A A. Good
N. Griffin
Eia
R. Halley
RB. Mills
J J. Barris
J. Moginie
E. Henderson
John Yockney
J. C. Harrison
Queen’s-road
Camden-town
Henry Rutt
Upper Clapton
James Carter
John Finch
Remington Milla
John Morley
Athas
Samuel Morley
Oenry Rutt
Dward Edwards
Miss Morley
Ash Theadaoad Dhapassea
Misa
George Clayton
Wiliam Edgar
Eng
JO Ayden
John Ie
B. Bourn
Chalsis
Aderdill
T. Baines
Hunter
Esq
Jackson
Wwalfote
Wright Eure
Alliott
Nathaniel Griffin
Harriger
Letohlid
Uller
Wee Clayton Vie
Edward Mason
Halley
George’ Parker Favebius Smith
Thomas
E. Pareon
G. Underhill
James
Wavasacur
M. P
Spurden
Weeene
Mica Bourn
Mies A. Bourn
Misa M. Bourn
J. H. Godwin
J. Blackbird
Jacob Unwin
Weaver
Y. Alexander
J. Alexander
J. E. Ashby
B.A
John Huarsant
Mra. Moore
Roberts
C. Winter
Wontner
Joseph Wontner
E. William Herne
Rowlands
Europe
A. Rowland & Sone
Hatton-garden
Norwich Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association
the Reformer
Norwich
Jarrold and Sons
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Jostan Fletcher
John Epps
Amertohy
James Errs
Homeopathic Chemiat
Great Rusgell-Street
Bloomsbury
W. and
P. Parse
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster Row
Great St. Helen’s, City
N.B
Messrs. Hawkes and CO
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