Free Church Model Suppresses Fees and Class Barriers
A 200 to 300 member congregation builds a self run house at low cost with all seats free. No pastor salaries. three teachers from within fund and deliver simple sermons. Teachers speak from the heart and reach working classes with plain, unadorned religious instruction and shared responsibility.
Cholera Outbreak and Local Elections Stir Cardiganshire
The Principality reports several cholera deaths in Tue Cholera in The Hotorn Union with new medical officers to care for paupers and a limit of 800 inmates at the Gray's Inn Road workhouse. It also covers the Cardiganshire Boroughs election, Pryse Pryse's stance against church endowments, and canvassing results amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotorn
Earl of Carlisle
Southwood Smith
Grainger
Farre
Gray’s Inn-Lane
Cardiganshire
Ireland
Pnryse Pryse
Gogerddan Arms
Peter
Paul
Mr. Pryse
Aberystwyth
Harford
Everes
Lampeter
Wale Dni
Cardigan
Pryse
Principality
Irish Parliament meeting on Poor Law reform discussed
The assembly chaired by Mr. Grattan convened ten attendees to debate Ireland's Poor Law issues, with Grattan pledging to oppose any government not prioritizing Irish affairs as calls grow for broader attendance and reform. The report also covers state prosecutions, incendiary crime drills, and political shifts in Waterford amid Repeal and Young Ireland declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meertino
Inisu
Henry Grattan
H. Grattan
Fagan
Meagher
Keatinge
Scully
O’brien
Green
St. George
Sadlier
Colonel Dunne
Grattan
O’connell
Ireland
Irish Court of Queen’s Bench
Patrick Gogarty
Gogarty
Gavan Duffy
Queen’s Bench
County Down
Brownrigg
Constabulary
Belfast
Dunmurry
Smith O'Brien
Limerick Institute
Limerick Institution
Waterford
Alderman Meagher
Wyse
Board of Control
Repeal
Young Ireland
Tipperary
Slattery
Cashel
Emly
Roman Catholic Provincia
Tuam
Freeman's Journal
St. Jarlath’s College
St. Jarlath’s
Durkan
Anchonry
Forgeries and murders in late 19th century news brief
A Glasgow firm led by Alexander Buchanan allegedly forged bills totaling up to seven to twenty thousand pounds, with one banker pursuing him after a key forged document appeared. Entail improvements are listed for Scotland, including large bond requests, while a Duke of Cleveland gamekeeper was murdered near West Auckland and a Leeds area highwayman was shot in self defense by spirit merchant Mr. Steel as he fled Wakefield market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of St. Jarlath’s
Sisters of Mercy
Sisters of Charity
Mr. Keogh
Athlone
Daily News
Guinscow
Alexander Buchanan
Buchanan and Anderson, Gingham and Pullicate
Queen Street
Buchanan
W. B. Higgins and Co
Glasgow
John Fyfe and Co
Renfield-street
ScotLand
North British Advertiser
Vans Agnew
Sheahan
Barnbarroch
Wigton and
Kirkcudbright
Earl of Stair
Cousland
New Cranston
Heriot Muir
Mid-Lothian
Duke
Cleveland
Trundle Myers
West Auckland
George May
Duke of Cleveland
Grace
Shirley
May
Thompson
Dawson
Mr. Steel
Elmsail
Ferrybridge
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Newtonbreda
M‘veigh
The
Freeman’s Journal
Grace M‘veigh
John Hamill
Miss Grace