Debates and church notices across the era
A roundup of parliamentary votes on a suspensory bill proposals with majorities from 70 down to one, and later rises to 76. It notes Gladstone’s compromise. clergymen urging united union talks in Chicago. patronage queries in Scotland. and various ecclesiastical resignations and associations across Jamaica to Derby with baptist counts and clerical movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Gladstone
Daily News
Grapstone
Manchester
J. Birchall
America
Newark
N.J
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Tar Pests
Curten
Romish University
Roman Catholic University
Dublin
Cardinal Cullen
Spain
France
Prussia
Scotland
Church of Scotland
General Assembly
Lord Aberdeen
West Indies
Consolidated Fund
Jamaica
Barbadoes
St. Vincent
St. Lucia
Trinidad
Grenada
Tobago
Antigua
Dominica
Montserrat
St. Kitt’s
Nevis
Anguilla
Virgin Islands
Guiana
Erastian
Skeats
England
Derby religious meeting outlines home mission aims 1870
The association heard addresses on Tuesday and Wednesday including Mr A Goodliffe and Revs Burns Atkinson Barras and Goodby. A plan to raise 10000 for home mission and chapel-building by 1870 was proposed. The Foreign Missionary Society reported from Orissa with famine in focus. A resolution urged Irish Church disestablishment and disendowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmastonroad Chapel
A. Goodliffe
Nottingham
Dr. Burns
J. H. Atkinson
T. Barras
T. Goodby
H. Olard
F.S.A
Derby
Association
Samuel Cox
Foreign Missionary Society
Orissa
Derby and
Roe
Jun
J. C. Pike
T. W. Matthews
J. Alcorn
W. Lees
I. Preston
W. Hill
H. Wilkinson
J. Harrison
Birmingham
J. Clifford
London
Ireland
Religious and Denominational Jews in 19th Century Britain
Notices of pastor appointments and church openings across England and Wales. Unanimous calls extend to Rev. H Banks at Daubhill Bolton and Rev. D W Simon at Keighley Independent Chapel. New chapels open in Blaenavon and Birkenhead with multiple ministers leading services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Banks
Nottingham
Daubhill
Bolton
D. W. Simon
British and Foreign Bible Society
Berlin
Independent Chapel
Keighley
Netford
W. A. Linington
The
Congregational Institute
Congregational Church
Thetford
Norfolk
Blenkarn
Watton
J. W. Walker
Cheshunt
Hallett
Norwich
F. 8. Williams
Nottingham Institute
J. Hallett
Buaenavon
Blaenavon
Monmouthshire
H. T. Robjohns
Newcastle-on-Tyne
H. Oliver
Newport
J. Evans
Milford Haven
R. Thomas
Hanover
P. W. Darton
J. Jenkins
Pontypool
Birkenhead
W. H. King
Thrapstone
Northamptonshire
Grange Lane
J. Simpson
J. Mursell
Kettering
S. H. Booth
New Baptist Chapel
Upper Holloway
London
New Brompton
Kent
G. L. Herman
Chatham
J. Harsant
Jellie
Rochester
Broadley
Wesleyan
Brompton
Baxter
Presbyterian
Crabtree
New Connexion
Samuel Morley
Kent Association
Woollwich
William Gill
Place Chapel
Woolwich
John Spurgeon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of England
Spectator
Whitfield
Erastians
Greenock Daily Telegraph
Massinvcham
Marm Mapuke Milner
Massingham
M. Miller
Ipswich
Brasher
T. Baugh
Upper-street
Islington
Baptist Church
Burnglane Congregational Church
Sheffield
L. Lawrence
Congregational
Stone
Henry
North Staffordshire
Lawrence
Geneva Baptist Association
Ninety Ninth Annual Association of
New Connexion of
General Baptists
St. Mary's Gate Chapel
J. Stevenson
M.A
Ilkeston
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