Debate on Sunday admission and Irish Church justice
A tense meeting discusses Sunday access to the Palace and whether children of shareholders may enter. Sir O Fox and Morrell clash on policy, while broader calls resurface for principled justice over union politics and church establishment.
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Children of Proprietors
Morrell
Baxter Langley
O. Fox
Billings
Tan New Lmsrat Portoy
Justice
John Congreve
Tooting Graveney
Perry
Melbourne
Church of England
Victoria
England
Evangelising Efforts Boosted by Earnestness in Church
The Times correspondent notes that the Church of England has avoided heavy burden on parishioners, attracting a fashionable yet half-hearted crowd. A prophetic test after sermons could trim excess material, yet overall numbers may rise as earnest devotion expands the evangelising apparatus.
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Times
Church of England
Testimonial for Rev Henry Allen at Union Chapel Islington
On December 28 1868 Union Chapel Islington held a testimonial for Rev Henry Allen completing a quarter century as pastor. The gathering led by Rev Thomas Binney featured many ministers and elders who praised his faithful service and the church's growth and funds.
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Union Chapel
Islington
H. Allen
Henry Spicer
Henry Allen
Thomas Binney
T. James
S. Martin
Professor Reynolds
J. O. Harrison
J. Stoughton
J. Russell
J. O. Whitehouse
J. Soden
O. Fison
C. Gilbert
J. H. Wilson
OC. Brake
E. D. Wright
C. E. Mudie
Judge Payne
C. Rayer
C. Grupert
Allen
Paul
Italy
H. Alton
de Cuateman
Bolton
W. Botton
Union Church
Highbury Grove
Thomas Lewis
Benevolent Society
Tract Society
Maternal Society
London Missionary Society
John Watson
Hackney College
Cheshunt
Jenkin
Short-street
Bethnal-green
Duthoit
Ward’s Place
Highbury Young Men’s Association
Congregational Union
Ward
Morton-road
Nichol-street
Thomas James
Mr. Allen
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