Religious Accommodation In Towns Of Faringdon Lechlade And Highworth
The author lists church and chapel capacity in Faringdon and notes congregations for Independents Baptists Wesleyans Primitive Methodists and Quakers. He comments on rural parish life and argues Voluntaryism shows stronger energy than the Established Church in villages and towns, urging correction of a misreported Year Book entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faringdon
Lechlade
Highworth
Lachlade
Miall
Joseph Arch
Ithuriel
Church of England
Macaulay
Johnson
Flint
Arthur Clayden
Ward protests omission in Congregational Year Book
The Rev Jas Ward objects to his name being omitted from the 1873 Congregational Year Book's ministers list and wrongly placed with Established Church ministers. He claims the editor did not inform him before publishing the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ward
Cambridge
Cambridge University
Ashton
Jas. Ward
The Nonconformists and the Poor in Stepney
A letter on public concernment regarding Stepney's poor and nonconformists is not printed in the Church Review, and the writer asks the Nonconformist to publish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Review
Stepney Nonconformists and the Poor debated
John Kennedy of Stepney writes to the Church Review challenging a Manchester Courier passage on poverty and church sittings. He argues Stepney’s population and seating have grown since 1851, cites new chapels and congregations, and notes small losses in Wesleyan and a Mile End chapel. He outlines gains in Anglican and Nonconformist seating and questions the broader claim of extreme poverty in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Review
Manchester Courier
Shoreditch
Stepney
England
St. Paul's
Burdett Road
St. Luke’s
Alfred-street
White Horse-lane
Mile End Road
Primitive Methodists
Stepneygreen
Baptists
Burdett-road
Cotton
Hurst and Blackett List New Publications
Hurst and Blackett announce forthcoming works including History of Two Queens by W. Hepworth Dixon in two volumes Our Bishops and Deans by the Rev. F. Arnold in two volumes May a three volume novel by Mrs. Oliphant Adventures Afloat and Ashore by Parken Gillmore Ubique two volumes The Lion and the Elephant edited by L. Lloyd eight volumes Little Kate Kirby by F. W. Robinson three volumes From the Thames to the Tamar a Summer on the South Coast by the Rev. A G L Estrange with illustrations Parted Lives by Mrs J K Spender three volumes Willing to Die by J Sheridan Le Fanu three volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measre. Hurst and Blackett
S. Catharine of
Aragon
Anne Boleyn
W. Hepworth Dixon
F. Arnold
Mrs. Oliphant
Parken Gillmore
J. C. Anderson
Lake Ngami
L. Lloyd
Kate Kirby
F. W. Robinson
the Thames
The
Tamar
South Coast
A.G. L’estrange
Soc
J. K. Spender
J. Sheridan le Fanu
The Education Act and National Education Union Meeting
The annual meeting at Manchester Town Hall drew about 300 attendees with MP Sir John Pakington criticizing Morley’s compromise. A resolution urged compulsory parental education and guardians in areas lacking school boards, with Gladstone pledging careful government consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Town Hall
Birley
M.P
W. Stanger
M.A
John Pakington
Morley
Lord Stanley
Alderley
Colonel Gray
F.S. Powell
Akroyd
C. E. Cawley
Downing Street
Mr. Powell
H. Bewley
Canon Cromwell
Gladstone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stepney-green
National Education Union
London School Board
Freeman
Canon Barry
C. Reed
Lucraft
Lord Lawrence
Rocapae
Education Department
Rochdale School Board
Berkhampstead
Rochdale
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