Bible Tract Spreads Perpetual Worth Across States
The article extols the Bible’s universal relevance and kindness to the poor, praising its principles as timely and practical. It lauds the Tract Society for distributing a compact work believed to enlighten vast masses and urges readers to circulate it widely.
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Tract Society
Anti state church movement tours towns in England
A series of meetings by the Anti state church Association drew large crowds in Greenwich and multiple towns. Speakers including D W Wire M P and Rev. George Rose argued against state endowments of religion and called for endowment reform. Lectures continued in Tooting Brentwood and other centers with church attendance mixed and strong interest from local electors.
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Greenwich
Anti-state Church Association
D. W. Wire
George Thompson
George Rose
Bermondsey
J. Russell
Thomas Timpson
Lewisham
J. Pulling
Deptford
J. Pearce
Salford
John Kingsley
John Wade
Guan
G. Thompson
M.P
Kingsley
Tootina
Tooting
Frederick Trestrail
Waracker
Footing
Kingaley
Brtunal-Green
Trinity Chapel
Bethnal-green
Clarke
Walthamstow
Higgins
Stockwell
Woolwich
Richmond
Stoke Newington
Leominster
Bolton
Brammcuam M
Highbury Chapel
Alderman Weston
Geo. Edmonds
Brewin Grant
New, Baker
Cranbrook
Baptist Noel
Heaven Brivax
Yorks
Harrax
J. Brierley
Mixenden
J. Ridley
Baptist
Brentwood
Antistate Church Association
White Hart
John Field Butler
Childerditch Hall
E. Clarke
J.C. Williams
London
John Hall
B. H. Khlut
Billericay
H. Cook
Ingates
Plymouth Churchmen press Archbishop report and petition
A lay meeting in Plymouth reviews the deputation to the Archbishop of Canterbury and his reply, adopts a petition to Queen Victoria for a Protestant liturgy stance, and discusses a broader church reform movement and new commission appointments.
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Archbishop OF
Canterbury
Lambeth Palace
Addington House
Sumner
Daily News
Plymouth
Archbishop OF Canterbury
J. Coryton Roberts
Dunsterville
Plymouth Journal
Roper
Archishop
Pepys Recalls Orangewoman Ordeal at 1668 Playhouse
Samuel Pepys records a May 11 1668 visit to the Duke of Yorks playhouse to see the Tempest. He describes an orange seller who falsely claimed he ordered twelve oranges for a box, then concedes buying four shillings worth of fruit to avoid further trouble.
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Oranoes
Pepys
Duke of York’s Playhouse
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