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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

11 Jan 1868

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 11, 1868

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3

Preachers and Conversions Across English Anglican and Congregational Churches

A 1867 year end roundup notes sermons and resignations across multiple churches including the Bishop of Tennessee delivering a sermon on stumbling blocks, and new chapels in Coventry Wirksworth and Hinckley. It records retirements, openings, and gifts at Berkhamstead and Orange Street plus a 2,000-strong free tea event for Hoxton's poor and a Bethesda Chapel pastor’s settlement in Truro.

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J. V. Povah Canon Melville Tennessee U.S Constantinople Street Tur W. Mortry Punsnon Canada Islington Daniel Babylon Junction-road Congregational Church Coventry Dersysurre W. Young W. Crosbie Derby J. Corbin Hornsey F. S. Williams Nottingham S. Cee Congregational Church Newport Essex T. W. Blackmore The Baptist Church Bovey Tracey C. Hewitt Toddington G. W. Clapham Lancaster-road Church Preston H. Young Melksham Wilts Painswick Gloucestershire Hannan Didsbury Manchester W. W. Stamp Jobson W. Jackson J. D. Goden J. Bedford Dr. Osborn W. B. Pope Thomas Mays Ashby Purdon Father Francis Hinckley H. W. Ellis J. Rogers Wesleyan T. Wilshire Thame Oxon Robert Ashton Great Britain Tus Christian Community Hoxton Fleming-street G. Kiram Thomas Peckstone Bethnal-green Union F. Wright W. Ward Mortimer-road Kingsland N. Truro Bethesda Thomas Anthony Truro W. M. Beaby St. Austell Universal Orange-street Leicester-square R. Forsaith Berkhamstead William Cowper Snell New Church
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Antidote to Injurious Amusements Letter Summary

Correspondent recounts a Leeds conference on Sunday amusements and promotes a youth project at King Edward Schools Mile End New Town. July to August efforts invited under eighteen to create models, drawings, needlework and pensmanship for year end exhibition with prizes. about 100 entries, a commission judged and prepared a commendation list amid notable difficulties.

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Czar Str Leeds King Edward Mile New-town
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Schools Bazaar Awards and Bible Class Gift in 1867

A report describes model displays including a cherry stone covered brig and a lithographic press, with needlework and drawings by pupils. Prizes in books and small cash sums were awarded, a Barnes Notes gift to superintendents, and fruit given to 360 children. The note closes with hopes ragged schools may organize similar events for productive leisure.

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J. Barnard Barnes S. Bellamy W. Tyler
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Correction of an error in Hampshire Advertiser copy

A letter from Chas Williams disputes a Hampshire Advertiser error about his lecture on the Church of England in Ireland. Williams explains he referred to Cavan, not Cavan, and notes the Hampshire paper apologized for copying a misstatement from another source.

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Achill Missionary Herald Church of England Hampshire Friends of the Liberation Society Chas, Williams Accrington House Southampton Hampshire Advertiser Williams Rissa Samuel Shone Achill Missionsionary Herald Shane Cavan Standard The S. Shone Barnsley Ireland
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Viscount Ranelard enters Chelsea borough race

Viscount Ranelard officially declares candidacy for the new Chelsea borough at the general election joining Sir Henry Hoare Bart and Mr C W Dilke Liberal. Rumor says Beresford Hope may retire his Stoke-on-Trent seat seeking Cambridge MAs support if the Solicitor-General is elevated to the bench, with George Melly of Liverpool as a possible successor.

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Viscount Ranelard Chelsea Henry Hoare Bart C. W. Dilke Lord Ranelard Beresford Hope Stoke-upon-Trent M.a.’S Cambridge Hope George Melly Liverpool
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