Testimonial slated for Swansea friends in September
The testimonial will be presented about the second week in September. English friends are urged to contribute by August 31 to Rev. B. Williams Kilney terrace Swansea. Signed by John Hughes, Chairman, and F. Nient, Secretaries, Swansea, July 5, 1869.
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B. Williams
Kilney Terrace
Swansea
John Hughes
F. Nient
Rotherham College Annual Meeting Debates Amalgamation
The Rotherham College annual meeting in the College Library heard Rev Enoch Mellor on simple preaching while discussions focused on amalgamation with Airedale College. A new building was urged amid debt concerns, with a committee named to select a site and plan erection. Dr Morton Brown delivered a closing exhortation on pastoral duty and preparation.
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Rotherham College
Enoch Mellor
Halifax
Jas. Parsons
York
Faupina
James Yates
Hear
Execu Meller
Airedale
Rotherham
Yatts
Airedale College
Loxton
R. Stainton
Snart
D. Loxton
W. Gates
E.S. Prout
Messrs
Morgan
Allott
J. M. Habershon
Western College Aims for Reopening With Debt Repaid
The Western College annual meeting at Union Chapel Plymouth reports debt payment and land purchase milestone. Start of next session expects five to six probationary students. current year notes 16 students with missionary ties and substantial ministerial engagement totals. Donations from Rev K B Hickman and T Windeatt boosted funds for debt reduction and land purchase, while library gifts from Windeatts support the college as income and expenditure are outlined.
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the Western College
Friends of the Western College
Union Chapel
Plymouth
B. A. Hubbard
A. Rooker
London Missionary Student Society
K. B. Hickman
T. Windeatt
Tavistock
Windeatt
John Windeatt
Midsummer examinations at Carmarthen College exceed expectations
The Carmarthen College Midsummer tests took place over four days with viv voce exams in literary scientific and biblical studies. A sermon by R G Lev and a Welsh Congregational Ministers meeting followed as the Rev Jno Davies was elected chairman. The annual report showed higher income and bigger student grants. Six candidates applied. five approved for the next session. A College Board hosted dinner at Royal Ivy Bush Hotel with a reunion for current and former students.
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Carmarthen College
R. G. Lev
Wales
Jno. Davies
Moriah
KE. Z. Lyrren
F.r.8.l
Morean
Royal Ivy Bush Hotel
Examining the Congregational School Lewisham Faculty and Prizes
The annual examination at Congregational School Lewisham took place June 30 and July 1. Rev Fison conducted the classical section and J S Curtis the English. A large gathering enjoyed prayers by Rev Spurgeon and prizes were awarded for essays and conduct, with gifts from E Jacks and T Marka.
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J. Spurgeon
Lockhart
T. Rudd
E. Jacks
T. Jones
W. Dadswell
T. Marka
T. D. Bell
J. Viney
J. Waugh
Messrs. Hitchin
Dennett
Jeula
Costly character marks anniversary of valuable institution
The proceedings formed one of the most successful anniversaries. Attendees included Revs. J. S. Wardlaw M A McKennal Pulling Tunmer Davies Rees and Messrs Clarke Curtis Viney Fisher Potter Jay and many former pupils.
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J. S. Wardlaw
M.A
McKennal
Pulling
Tunmer
Davies
Rees
Messrs
Clarke
Curtis
Viney
Fisher
Potter
Jay
Mission College Meeting at Farquhar House
On Tuesday June 29 a large gathering of directors including secretaries and clergymen of the London Missionary Society attended a meeting at Farquhar House. Rev. J. Warplaw read the principal's report which was adopted after an address to departing students by Rev. W. Roberts. Devotional exercises were led by several ministers and professors.
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A. MacMilllian
Mission Field
W. Roberts
B.A
Notting Hill
J. Kennedy
M.A
W. Quest
F.G.S
Professor Reynolds
D.D
R. Robinson
Irish Church Bill Debates Narrow on Clause Changes
In the House of Lords discussions on the Irish Church Bill, Clause 12 shifts its date from 1871 to 1872 with later restoration to be considered. Clause 13 prompts a clash over Irish prelates rights in the Lords, while amendments on clerical endowments and ecclesiasticalTitles spar with concurring views.
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Lord Carris
Lord Cairns
William IV
Lord Coancellor
Duke of Somerset
House of Commons
Lord Granville
Lord Clancarty
House of Lords
Granville
de Grey
Lord Kimberley
Lord West Bury
Salisbury
Derby
Bandon
Houghton
Cairns
Denman
Canterbury
Lord Cargus
Lord Donchester
Lord Granvius
Lord Granaxp
Prexroroven
Ireland
Theo
Derry
Kimperley
Norristook
Lord Deresy
Duke of Arcytt
Three Kingdoms
Lord Carns
Baru
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Pillman
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Morton Brown
Sherwell Chapel
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