London Bishop Rejects Colenso Deposition View
The Bishop of London argues that Bishop Colenso’s deposition is null and void and continues to hold his office. He questions the legality and regularity of the deposition proceedings and warns against unfair treatment of those who teach alleged errors.
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Capetown
London
Colenso
Gray
Sunday Evening Lectures for Working Classes Begin
A new series of Sunday evening lectures, organized by a working men committee led by Rev. Henry Solly, aims to relate religion to politics and daily life. The event at Princess's Concert Room drew about a hundred artisans and featured choral music before Solly's hour‑long talk on divine order as the basis of liberty and social progress.
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Daily News
Henry Solly
St. Martin’s Hall
H. Solly
Princess’s Concert Room
Castlestreet
Oxford Street
Hebrew Commonwealth
Christian Brotherhood
Church of the Future
Alexander
Caesar
Charlemagne
Earth
St. James’s
St. Giles’s
Elijah
Solly
Observation Society to Convene Council for Triennial May Conference
The Council of the Tue Lrservation Society is convening at Cannon-street Hotel next Tuesday to arrange the constitution of the upcoming Triennial Conference in May. Proceedings will be reported in the next issue. Church rates case in Sunderland reports goods seized and parish finances amid parish poverty and dissenters providing spiritual care. The Bishop of Grahamstown delegated to Natal consecration. fires hit five religious edifices in Liverpool with foul play suspected. A Glasgow claim notes Catholic hierarchy plans for Scotland with Cardinal Archbishop and Father Parkinson. The Northmoor Green incumbent Rev J Hunt takes two-year leave with ceremony and rites observed by congregation.
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Cannon-street
Sunderland
Joshua Wilson
Sanderland
Newcastle Chronicle
Grahamstown
Natal
Liverpool
Methodist New Connexion
West Derby Road
Scotland
Glasgow
Lynch
Carstairs
Father Parkinson
Oxford
Religious Notices and Debate in London Churches
Notices from Wilts County Mirror and Watchman, with church events and a discussion on education in London. Details include a united meeting of education and privileges committees on education, a church branch joining Rome, debates among Congregationalists and the Church of England, a Presbyterians toast drinking motion, and William Nicholson’s charitable bequests to religious and social causes.
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Holy Table
Wilts County Mirror
London
Church OF England
Church News
St. Mary’s Priory
Hackney
Pall Mall Gazette
Church OF Enea
LAND
Church Times
United Presbyterian Presbytery
Edinburgh
Fleming
Lothian-road Church
Presbytery
Gardiner
Dean-street
William Nicholson
Aston Clinton
Duke-street
Lincoln’s Inn
Reedham Asylum
London Missionary Society
City Mission
London Congregational Chapel Building Society
Home and Colonial Missionary Societies
Bible Society
Hackney College
Asylum For Idiots
Haverstockhill
Wanstead
Commercial Travellers
Pinner
Daughters of Missionaries
Walthamstow
London Congregational Association For the Evangelisation of
Religious and Denominational Jewry in 19th Century News
Reports on church resignations and honors in Macclesfield and Cawnpore, with ministers like Rev Joseph Moffett receiving tributes. Notes on staff moves at Harecourt Chapel London and Manchester pastors. Mentions baptisms, Delhi royal ladies, a Brahmin catechist, and upcoming Baptist Missionary Society services and tours to the United States.
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Somerville
United Presbyterian Church
Townley-street Chapel
Macclesfield
Joseph Moffett
Cawnpore
Delhi
Morney Punsuon
New York
States
Harecourt Coopers
Canonna RY
John W. Atkinson
Potternewton
Leeds
Harecourt Chapel
Canonbury
London
Heldigh
Norte Sureips
John Christien
Manchester
Jack
St. Andrew's Chapel
Baptist Missionary Society