Growth of Chapel Building Society Over Twenty One Years
The society reports 87 chapels assisted or purchased over 21 years including 1869, with loans totaling 11,000 towards 360,000 overall outlay and nearly 80,000 adult sittings. It divides history into three seven year periods with 17, 26, and 44 chapels respectively.
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George Whitefield
Tottenham Court-Road
Tabernacle
Moorfields
E. Mannering
Bishopsgate Chapel
O. Gilbert
Thomas Wilson
Metropolitan Chapel Building Fund
Metropolis
J. Smedmore
Church annual meeting reports strong benevolence drive
On January 27 the church and congregation held its annual meeting led by Dr. Raleigh. Reports showed 929 members with 172 additions, 83 transfers and deaths, and 89 net growth. Over 4,300 was raised for religious and benevolent objects, with 4,641 for foreign missions and about 3,800 for home mission work.
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Raleigh
Raverau
Macugan
Raugren
Payseta
Elderswalk
Children’s Dinner Society
Sinclair
Marxer Drayton
Henry Hustwick
Henley
Huddersfield
Manchester
Lower Broughton
S. R. Hall
CuarHam M
United Presbyterian Church
Clapham
D. Macfarlane
Thomas Marshal
Stoxce
Friends’ Meeting-house
Gloucester
Thomas Marshall Sturge
Sturge
Joseph
Charles Sturge
Bristol
J. and
O. Sturge
Robert Charleton
James Clarke
Street
Somersetshire
Clarke
Mr. Charleton
Christ
Western Daily Press
Proposal to secularise Irish Church funds for railways
A letter to the Nonconformist argues the Irish Church funds should be secularised and used to nationalise Ireland’s railways. It estimates £726,200 in debentures and stocks with a net balance of £1,405,700 after deductions, proposing annual accessions for incumbents and potential gains from church assets.
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Gladstone
England
Scotland
Ireland
Liberal Party
Irish Railways
Bedford
Marlborough
Wellington
Church
Pusey
the Times
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Harecourt Chapel
Canonbury
MacPherson