Lectures by Rev J Eldon Jones Draw Large Welsh Audiences
In Eideyan Carnarvons shire Rev J Eldon Jones lectured on Friday February 15 to a large audience. Chair Rev G Hughes recalled advocating the subject forty four or forty five years ago and facing opposition. In LannerchyMedd Anglesea another lecture by Jones on Monday February 18 was chaired by Mr J Aubrey with a substantial turnout.
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J. Eldon Jones
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Anglesea
Mr. J. Aubrey
Ecclesiastical Matters and Church Controversies in Britain
Reports reach the Queen's Bench appeal against enforcement of a mandamus toward the Bishop of Oxford. Hatcham cross removal order is upheld. Belgian bishops condemn primary instruction reform. Bishop Colenso issues Zulu war prayer. Archbishop Canterbury adapts church practice amid disputes. debate over PG Society exam rules. finances show declines and ongoing tensions among Anglican leadership.
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Election Intelligence Shows Broad Liberal and Conservative Moves
The report lists multiple parliamentary contests and candidacy plans across the UK. Re-elections and retirements include Earl of Yarmouth in South Warwickshire and W. B. Beaumont in South Northumberland. Prospective trials feature Albert Gray and Colonel Joicey, John M’Laren, George Briscoe Eyre, and others, with Labour discussions in London and universities.
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Minstead
Haddington Burghs
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Macdonald
Scotland
Admiral Maxse
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Lucraft
London School Board
E. H. Verney
R.N
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Lord Lawrence
Portsmouth
London
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Labour
Liberal Party
Andrew Clark
Lord Advocate
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Carbutt
Leeds
Monmouth Burghs
Gambetta Praised For Impartial Chair in Amnesty Debate
Paris dispatch notes M Gambetta’s first time presiding as president of the chamber. He is praised for prompt vigilant and impartial conduct keeping order when leftist interruptions arose. Compared to Géivy he shows more motion yet remains attentive and fair throughout the debate.
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