Memorial Hall staircases described by architects
In reply to Outsider’s letter we detail four staircases in Memorial Hall. The principal broad south side near Farringdon street, a north side staircase to Fleet lane, and two smaller stairs opposite them, with direct access to the Library and connections to Farringdon street and Fleet lane. Architects John Tarring & Son submit this clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Farringdon-street
Fleet Lane
Fieet-lane
John Tarring & Son
Memorial Hall
Sentiment versus strength in church hymn controversy
J Johnston argues against sensationalism in churches praising Moody and Sankey. He criticizes trendiness, defends sincere preaching, and cites Edinburgh Glasgow Dublin as signs of genuine revival, urging strong Scriptural instruction and patience as the movement spreads in 1875.
Questioning Moody Style and The Work of God
The letter-writers argue that critics of religious revival should consider whether the movement might be divinely inspired. They challenge ministers who oppose the work to reflect if their opposition fights against God and the transformation claimed by supporters. The tone defends broader support for revival among influential readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Mr. Moody
Black Dragoons
Mr. Sankey
Faber
Moody
A Call for a Radical Daily Paper in London
A letter urges a new liberal daily to replace stagnant press. It proposes a hundred thousand one pound shares, a management committee, and broad popular ownership to fund and steer an independent London daily. It calls for a national congress to organize subscriptions and a wide territorial canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dundreary
St. James's
Daily News
Times
Mr. Bright
Liberal Party
House of Commons
London
Memorial Hall
Congregationalism
The
England
Henry Richard
Milton Mount College Letters on Education Costs
Readers state they paid full fees for daughters at Milton Mount College and oppose any charges to the school or barriers to admission for ministers’ children. They thank Miss Hadland for her care and urge the trust to honor the deed's aim to educate Congregational ministers’ daughters without indebting the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Messrs
Simpson
Scrutton
Guest
Milton Mount College
Miss Hadland
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Gid
Sankey
Ansious
MGA
Feronda
Mr.Bankey
Megers
Moody and Sankey
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin
Paul
Chrysostom
Jerome
Vigil
J. Johnston
Stoke Newington
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