London Memorial Hall remarks unite faiths in public worship
Speakers recalled historic religious sites around the Fleet and London, praised a new Memorial Hall, urged unity among Congregationalists Presbyterians and other Protestants, and called for broader justice in England’s church life and education. They emphasized memory, liberty, and cooperative outreach across denominations.
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London
Smithfield
Old Fleet
Black Friars
British and Foreign Bible Society
London City Mission
St. Paul's
Paul’s Cross
Latimer
Paul’s
Wycliffe
Religious Tract Society
Whitehall
Bourne
Henry Venn
Beneee
Onald Fraser
England
Dr. Allen
Highlands
Allen
Archbishop Laud
Rome
Jesus Christ
Angus
Suapeta
Chicago
Francisco
America
Panshon
British Empire
American Republic
Wesley
Capua
Cannz
Bright Addresses Constituents at Birmingham Meeting
Mr Bright spoke to a packed 15 000 strong audience at Bingley Hall Birmingham. He praised his health return and readiness to resume duties while opponents faced sharp criticism amid Liberal leaders on the platform.
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Bright
Bingley Hall
Birmingham
J. Chamberlain
Dixon
Muntz
Fawcett
M.P
Richard
Carter
Carvell Williams
C. Harrison
Fletcher
A. Peel
M. A. Bass
Brogden
Hil
A. Tlingworth
Wright
Liberal Association
T. Reston
House of Commons
Joseph Malins
G. Hadway
Treasury Bench
Pentland Frith
Duke of Richmond
Church of Scotland
House of Lords
Church of England
United Presbyterian Church
Free Church
Scotland
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J. H. Wilson
George Lamb
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