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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

10 Jan 1849

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1849

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3

Religious Intelligence Dawtzuy Banx And Ordination Notices

Reports from Dawley Bank Salop crown a new pastor Rev William Wrigley of Accrington College. Other services list clergy Hillyard Bridgenorth Tilley and Keay with remarks on resignation of Rev Charles Russell and testimonials to Rev William Hoop and Rev John Bigwood. Ordination at Denbigh notes Rev E T Davies. A testimonial honors Rev William Forster with a gold watch and debt repayment plans for Kentish Town church.

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Dawtzuy Banx Saror William Wrigley Accrington College Baptist Church Dawley Bank Salop Hillyard Shiffnal A. Tilley Bridgenorth William Keay William Jones Broseley Sergeant Wellington John Williams Walsall J. Morgan Donnington Wood Nasisworts Gloucesters Hin Chas. Russell Lower Forest-green Chapel William Hoop Oldbury Solihull Hampton Warwickshire E. T. Davies Brecon College St. George and Moelfro Denbigh H. Pugh Mostyn D. W. Jones Holywell J. Lloyd Abergele M. Jones Bala J. Roberts Ruthin St. George D. Humphries Foel Davies Rhys E. Stephens Dwygyfylewhi T. Roberts Hanuwehliger J. Bigwood John Bigwood J. Burrington Western Times William Forster Kentish Town Mr. Spalding
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Inquest Finds Accidentally Suffocated At Wigan

Edward Cann a locksmith died after choking on a large beefsteak at the New Inn. He swallowed a whole piece without chewing and suffocated within thirty minutes. The inquest returned a verdict of accidental suffocation. The report also notes price changes for the Daily News and other cheap journals impacting quality and quantity pricing.

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Wigan Edward Cann New Inn Daily News
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Correspondence on Hungary and press bias in Europe

A reader in exile denounces English papers for siding with Austrian and Russian shifts in Hungary. He accuses Vienna of duplicity with Jellachich, cites horrific Croat and Serb atrocities, and defends Hungarian patriots led by Kossuth, urging English readers to see the true war through on the ground reports.

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Hungary S1n England Paia Austria Vienna Pesth Memg Sophia 7Imes Jellachich Croatia Kossuth Hidebruch Drang Tolnerer Landsturm P.S Bern M. Konauth Agram, &v Windischgrutz Metternich Church of Rome
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Reading society circulates Noel on Church and State

Blandford writes proposing a circulating reading plan for Noel's Church and State and related works. A dozen subscribers from the Church of England would read the volumes within two weeks and then sell them to fund another circulating volume. He asks if Dorsetshire should be enlightened by Anti-state-church Association lecturers.

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Baptist Noel R. Keynes Church of England Cumming Noel Dorsetshire Blandford J . Reid
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Degradation marks cited over church marriage notice issue

Letter to the Nonconformist from Repenrt Dixon, Jan 8 1848, discusses an error in marrying by license without seven days notice. He explains Thomas Choate Savill and Eliza Dixon wed at St Mark's Kennington due to legal loopholes and urges Dissenting chapels to publish Marriage Act extracts to prevent similar mistakes. He compares rights of Dissenters and Church of England in licensing and notices.

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St. Mark’s Church Kennington Thomas Choate Savill Chandos-street Strand Eliza Clarissa Dixon Robert Stainton Dixon Clapham Rise Savill Dixon
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Freewoad Lane Association Established in Northampton

A local records note confirms the establishment of the Freewoad Lane Association in Northampton. The group forms to manage neighborhood concerns and coordinate community activities for residents and local businesses.

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Freewoad Lane Association Northampton
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Religious Intelligence MR. Noel
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