Berlin Ecclesiastical Conference Sparks German Church Debates
The Edinburgh Witness reports on the Berlin meeting where Halle pastors petition to abolish existing symbols and adopt a concise new symbol. It notes aims to avoid a central church power, seek unity of doctrine, and promote a confessional standard, likely Augsburg, while excluding Rationalists and shifting church governance toward Presbyterian structures.
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Edinburgh
Germany
Halle
Berlin
Prussia
Wurtemburg
Dissenters Back the Miall Speech in Leeds Meeting
The Leeds Mercury reports Dissenters endorse Mr Miall's speech and call for manly, Christian action. Continentals, tax judges, and church grants are discussed, including salaries of English and European clergy, and a defense of Duke of Northumberland charity practices toward dissenters in Alnwick.
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Anristath-Church Association
Edward Miall
Miall
Leeds Mercury
Roner
Offenbach
Ronge
God
Episcopal
Judicial Bench
Archisho
Canterbury
Just
Queen’s Bench
York
Just.of Common Pleas
London
Durham
Winchester
Ely
France
Paris
Belgium
Malines
St. Martin’s
Richard
Alnwick
Richards
Controversy and Conflicts in Free Church and Rome
Glasgow ministers plan a March conference at New College Edinburgh as doctors halt attendance until church authorities decide. Sir Culling Smith clarifies remarks on anti state church debates and emphasizes lawful discussion. Reports deny Minsk nun persecutions and note several conversions to Romanism amid shifting Tractarian positions.
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Tre Evangelical Alliance
New College
Edinburgh
Ste C. E. Smith
Sir Culling E. Smith
Campbell
Congregational Union
le Semeur
Evangelical Party
France
Toto
Minsk
Nicholas
Reformation Au XIX. Siécle
Geneva
Rome
Gazette d
Augsburg
Formby
Ruardean
Herefordshire
George Burder
T. E. Morris
Christ Church
Mysterious Dobrilugk Boy and Railway Share Frauds
A Berlin area child in Dobrilugk shows a rare condition and strange speech loss tied to unknown parentage. London meetings expose railway share scams as gamblers cry foul. Promoters face bills and 10 000 shares go unclaimed as the bubble bursts. Mr. Tufnell resigns as an Assistant Poor Law Commissioner amid controversy.
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Berlin
Dobrilugk
Saxony
Potsdam Circle
Times
Hong le Bussie
Tor
Trovsrz
London
Gateshead
Tufnell
Aenchen
Religious intelligence from Chatham and surrounding chapels
A summary of church notices and openings across England and Ireland. Tea meeting gifts for Pastor A Jones at Chatham. Independent chapel expansion near St Neots. resignations and new pastorates in Romsey Leicester and Halstead. Llanelly chapel reopening with large funds raised. Evangelical Alliance events in Liverpool defend its aims and unity against Popery.
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Chatham
Providence Caspet
Brook
J. Ackworth
A. Jones
T. Forster
New Cuaret
St. Neot’s
Eynesbury- Bridge
Romsey
Hampshire
John Reynolds
New Inperenpent
McKetina-novse
Neether YrEapon
Yeadon
Robert Milligan
W. Wright
J. H. Millard
Stepney College
London University
James Millard
Lymington
Adam Smith
Querndon
Leicestershire
Baptist Church
Vine Street
Leicester
Harsteap
Henry Robert Reynolds
Coward College
University of London
Church of Christ
Halstead
Essex
Ebenezer Prout
Llanelly
Carmarthenshire
William Jones
Swansea
Henry Griffiths
Brecon College
J. G. Avery
Wesleyan
Eliezer Jones
Plymouth
Evangelical Alliance
Liverpool
W. W. Ewbank
Amseran
Wales
Tragedy in Arbour-square as man slays wife then himself
In Arbour-square Commer cial road on Thursday morning Jeremiah Spence Stark cut his wife throat and then killed himself. The wife was under sixteen, the husband twenty three. Inquest found derangement and the coroner noted earlier unkindness and head blood. Jury agreed with derangement. Morning Herald and Standard oppose the Ministry, similar to the Post.
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Monper
Surcipe
Arbour-square
Commercial Road
Jeremiah Spence Stark
Ministry
Morning Herald
the Standard
The
Post
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