Cardifer School Board Contests With Sectarian Split
In Cardiff a school board election produced an eleven member body from thirteen candidates. Catholics won two seats, Catholics and other denominations form a sectarian majority. A large crowd witnessed the late tally while debates on denominational education continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpier
South Wales
Cardiff
Bette Bath
Birmingham
Church
Theer Hayde
J. Cory
G. Fisher
Batchelor
de: Bee
P. Price
T. “Rees
Soneieteenist
Aadmes
Boulanger
Catholg
Alexander
Churchman
Annan Davis
Ot Jurdhman
School Board
Luxorrero
Aher
United Education
Commissioners of National Education
Ireland
Death of E Ashworth Briggs Daventry Libération supporter
Obituary note reports the sudden death of E Ashworth Briggs of Daventry a long time supporter of the Libération movement and active member of the Society executive. It recalls his steady advocacy for natural principle and religious equality and his valued local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brincs
Daventry
Midland Counties
E. Ashworth Briggs
Pines
Briggs
New Forest
Auberon Herbert
Opening of the Congregational Memorial Hall Dedication
A large assembly in Farringdon Street marks the dedication of the new hall. Presiding over the event, John Remington Mills pledged substantial support as speakers recalled 1662 ejected ministers, religious liberty, and the hall’s debt status as £10,000 remains. A subscription drive and final anthem closed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hall
Farringdon-street
John Remington Mills
Messrs
J. Spicer
Chas. Reed
Messrs. Grimwade
W. Spicer
Edward Baines
Dr. Davis
The
Tract Society
Mr. Wright
Kensington
Stoughton
Parker
J. H. Watson
John Crossley
Halley
Congregational Union
Vaughan
Binney
Rogers
Exeter
Smith
Samuel Morley
George Smith
Poplar
G. ¥. Watts
James Spicer
Friends of Religious Equality and
Christian Progress
Memorial Hall
Congregational Board
London
Dublin
Manchester
Sheffield
G. F. Warr
Remington Mills
Samart Morury
Church of Christ
Church of England
Josaua Harrison
England
Harrison
Christ
Miall
J. R. Mills
Sammel Morley
Public meeting opens Memorial Hall for Nonconformists
Last evening a full New Hall hosted a public meeting led by Henry Lee of Manchester. The platform included several clergy and notable speakers as the assembly celebrated the completion and opening of a spacious memorial hall for discussions among Nonconformists. The event began with hymn singing and prayer from Rev A Thomson, who chaired the Congregational Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee, Esq
Manchester
J. G. Rogers
Dr. Moffat
A. Hannay
Lt. Bevan
H. Spicer
J. Baldwin Brown
H. Richard
M.P
J. H. Wilson
Underwood
Grimwade
Professor Newth
A. Thomson
Pearsall
Congregational Union
Clarirman
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Congregational Memorial Hall
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