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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 05, 1876
Page
4
An eminent man praised Hackney students for producing strong preachers. The Rev. E Paxton Hoop backed the resolution, adopted with cheers. The meeting urged a ministry that honors the Cross of Christ while combining zeal, broad knowledge, and high intellect.
The Reedham institution held a public exam and summer festival on Tuesday June 27 in London. Rev Dr Moffat chaired with local clergy and teachers in attendance. Students received high marks in English and scripture with prizes awarded to Annie Brown Etheline Hooper and Louisa Clay. A comic dialogue and fine singing accompanied luncheon on the lawn followed the readings and prize distribution.
The Independent College Rotherham held its 83rd meeting in its library on June 28 with strong attendance. Dr J F Falding led a valedictory service and presented the institution’s history and progress. The new Moorgate college aims for 25 students, cost about 20000 pounds, with 6000 to 7000 remaining to raise, opening in September.
At the college opening, tutors receive higher salaries. Vice-treasurer Mr Askham notes ordinary income up about 40 pounds from last year. A special resolution praises Dr Falding for 38 years of service, as the meeting ends with the national anthem.
The Northern Baptist Education Society met at Rawdon College on June 28 with large attendance. Dr Green announced his resignation as president due to mounting duties and health concerns, to take up the role of general editor at the Religious Tract Society. The chair offered a heartfelt tribute and expressed regret at his departure.
The Cobden Club will publish A volume by W. E. Bear on reclamations of landlord and tenant in England and Scotland. A curious book titled George Eliot in Derbyshire will publish soon with Guy Roslyn and George Barnett Smith listed on the title page and include a letter from George Baliot about her Adam Bede characters.
A reader signing as ONE OF CROMWELL'S DESCENDANTS urges visitors to get permission from the housekeeper at Warwick Castle to study the Cromwell cast from death and to see Mr. Dent's painting at Sudeley Castle. The note promotes appreciating authentic features and criticizes popular depictions.
A Birmingham Liberals booster letter celebrates Joseph Chamberlain's election to Parliament and praises Birmingham's political organization. It criticizes London daily papers and calls for disciplined, active campaigning by a few devoted workers to end Liberal deadlock and emulate Midland zeal.
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