Mass Designated in Workhouse Sparks Controversy
Bristol Post reports Merthyr Board of Guardians refusing Mass in the workhouse on Christmas morning citing discipline needs. Father Bruton protested but the master’s discretion stood. Catholics remain on equal footing with other denominations in the house.
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Bristol
Merthyr Board of Guardians
Board of
Guseianis
G.T. Clark
Father Bruton
Union
Bruton
Schol
Bord
Gwydyr House
Fleming
Great Britain
Resignations and religious moves across English churches
The article notes resignations at Weymouth Baptist Church by Rev I Birt after nearly thirteen years and at Downing-street Independent Church CamBriper with Rev Alfred Norris stepping down due to climate. It covers a Dec 29 purse gift to Rev E S Bayliffe, and a Grand Wesleyan Council opening in Washington with Bishop Simpson and Rev W M Punshon. It reports church finances, deaconess appointments, Spurgeon’s New Year service, deaths, and other congregational notices.
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Weymouth
I. Birt
CamBriper
Alfred Norris
Downing-street
Mattporover
Wixts
Bayliffe
Grand Wesleyan Courcil
Washington
General Grant
Bishop Simpson
W. M. Punshon
Churci
Australia
Howard Street
Broompark Congregational Church
Broompark
Henry Quick
Nether Chapel
Brighton
Shofield
Verpool
Pearson
Steelhouse-lane Chapel
Great George-street Chapel
Liverpool
Raffles
Birmingham
Birmingham Post
Bristol
Charles Clark
Broadmead Chapel
Melbourne
Victoria
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Beecher
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Tait
London
Atlay
Hereford
J. C. Miller
Greenwich
Sparcson
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Spurgeon
J. ©. Porter
Silver-street
Whitby
John-street
West Cliff
Potter
E. Wrangles
North Riding Association of Independent Ministers
Stokesley
Buacksurn
Chapel-street
J. McEwan Stott
J. Morgan
A. Forster
M.A
Briggs
Preston
Schoo
Bible and Religious Tract Societies
Lancashire Congregational Union and College
Blackburn
Lord Radstock
Thomas Nolan
Regent Square District
St.ancras
Macleod Wylie
Calcutta
Francis Lycett
R. Patteson
L. Bevan
Edmond
Wesleyan Training Institution
Westminster
Charles Reed
Hackney
John Offord
Palace Gardens Chapel
Bayswater Road
Metropolitan Rail Lines Opened Between Kensington Richmond and Kingston Wimbledon
The new Metropolitan lines linking Kensington to Richmond and Kingston to Wimbledon opened for traffic with ceremony on Thursday. The Surrey lectures for 1869 began with C Newton of the British Museum discussing The Public Games of the Ancients, chaired by Layard MP, praising Newman Hall and noting anticipated British Museum improvements.
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Kensington
Richmond
Kingston
Wimbledon
Surrey
Newman Hall
Newton
British Museum
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