Roman Catholic Structure in Scotland Detailed
The Directory notes Scotland is presided by four bishops and divided into three districts Eastern Western and Northern. These districts include 201 clergy serving 207 chapels and mission stations. There are 18 convents for women and two colleges in Scotland.
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Scotland
G. M. Murphy
Charles Fox
Liverpool
Dorcas Society
Evangelical Association, Tract Society
Mutual Improvement Society
Mapa Gascar
W. Pool
Antananarivo
Hasina
Mr. Toy
Andohalo
Toy
East London Congregational Association Meeting Report
The East London Congregational Association held its annual prayer and conference at Sion Chapel Whitechapel Road with eight churches represented. The meeting praised suburban support for evangelistic work, noted Samuel Morley's continued munificence, reported hours and services conducted, and urged expanded labor to reach 600,000 East London residents amid dire housing and neglect.
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East London Congregational Association
Sion Chapel
Whitechapel-road
Mile-end
New Town
Wm. Tyler
Stepney
John Kennedy
Sydney-street
Bethnal-green
T. J. R. Temple
John Thomas
Shadwell
James Bowrey
North Bow
E. Schnadorst
James Chew
Poplar
H. E. Arkell
Thomas Scrutton
London
Cresthill
E. Johnson
B.A
Lower Clapton
F. Soden
Dulwich
W. Hardie
Old Gravel Pit
J. Spence
Anerley
J. Halsey
Samuel Morley
Morley
Temperance
Band of Hope
St. George’s
Whitechapel
India
China
East London
Edwin Corbold
Independent Church
Knaresboro
Yorks
Kneesworth Street
Royston
Herts
Luton
Congregational
J. Hiles Hitchens
F.R.S.L
W. Roberts
Holloway
W. Julyan
Ridgmount
T. Hands
A. C. Gray
W. Tubb
Caledonian-Road Cuarel
Ebenezer Davies
Mark Wilks
D. Jeavons
John Morgan
A. H. New
Theo. Lessey
W. Guest
J. C. Geikie
CommErcial-road
J. G. Pike
Regent’s Park College
Baptist Church
Commercial-road East
Sanders
Angus
W. Brock
J. C. Pike
Leicester
J. B. Pike
Plumstead
J. Kennedy
M.A
Dr. Angus
Quincy
E. C. Pike
Coventry
C. Stovel
J. Clifford
Howpen
Yorkshire
Howden
Milton Room
Edward Butler
Leeds
H. Tarrant
G. Snashall
Swanland
J. Brown
Wesleyan
J. G. Roberts
J. Taylor
T. B. Smith
J. S. Fitch
Simmons
Thomas Fitch
Boxnouthroup Concorecational
Chuurcu
New Palace of Justice site gains support in Atheneum forecast
The Atheneum predicts success in efforts to relocate the Palace of Justice to Thames Bank from Carey Street. A wills repository can be housed on the Rolls estate in Chancery Lane, clearing a major obstacle. Government and public align, law profession splits, Inns of Court showing growing support for the new site.
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Palace of Justice
Atheneum
Rolls
Chancery Lane
Inns of Court
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