Sunday school teachers urged to take initiative and train minds
A Sunday school meeting urged teachers to take initiative so pastors show greater interest in schools. Speakers emphasized that success rests on teachers preparation, intellect, and deep personal piety. They argued ministers and government are less pivotal than teacher quality and divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Davis
Ancuun
Davis
Dr. Archer
Church of Christ
Bavan
W. Richardson
Representations and Memorials in a London Paper
Rocapart representation at Rochdale may end as Mr Sharman Crawford plans to resign at the current Parliament. A committee voted to divert funds from a Mrs Fry memorial to establish the Elizabeth Fry Refuge an asylum for discharged female criminals near the Royal Exchange. The iron ship Antelope sailed from the Mersey to San Francisco with cargo valued at 40 000 to 50 000 pounds and many passengers. it also carries framing and plates for an iron warehouse to be built by aboard mechanics.
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Rocapart
Sharman Crawford
Rochdale
Welsh Education Debate Sparks Letters to the Editor
D. Group of Carmarthen argues that opposition to government funded schooling in Wales stems from sectarian distrust of Dissenters. He cites Swansea meetings, Williams of Coventry's efforts, and the split over a Normal College, urging nonconformists to support secular education without compromising religious freedom.
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Wales
S1n
Glamorganshire
Breconshire
Normal College
Swansea
Brecon
England
Baptista
W. Williams
Coventry
Principality
Williams
Voluntary Educationist
Oxford
Cambridge
D. Group
Proposed Incorporation of the Baptist Missionary Society
A letter to the editor discusses the planned incorporation of the Baptist Missionary Society. The writer credits The Patriot and Mr Katterns for raising the issue and notes the public interest and the journalists’ role in examining the plan. If objections persist, the author vows willingness to relinquish the proposal.
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THE
Baptist Missionary Society
Mr. Katterns
Patriot
Katterns
Debating Incorporation Charter for the Society
A letter defends proposed charter for a venerable society, arguing it would not unduly limit freedom and would safeguard lawful actions. It counters Mr. Katterns' fears of Crown control, noting new circumstances would involve possible regulatory changes rather than arbitrary power and stresses the charter would apply to an established, nearly sixty-year-old body.
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Mr. Katterns
Her Majesty’s
Court of Law
Court of Chancery
Crown
Katter
Mr. Katterne
Moorgate Street
Katterns
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