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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 08, 1874
Page
4
A meeting debated missionary aims and the proper scope of college study. Speakers argued for reaching distant parts with simple gospel lessons and praised learned preachers, urging lengthened curricula if changed. Resolutions praised revival efforts and a prize essay, and thanks were given to the church leadership.
The Bristol Congregational Institute held its annual meeting at Highbury Chapel Cotham with Mr W Sommerville presiding. The secretary reported fifteen students attended, seven admitted this session, and 868 public services were conducted by students during the year.
The committee discussed altering Rule 9 and carried the resolution. The chairman stated the institute did not claim higher colleges but praised the young men it had sent out for doing well in their work. The gathering ended with a prayer by Rev. T. B. Knight.
The annual meeting and prize distribution for Northern Congregational School Silcoates were held in the new college. Visitors praised the upgraded premises as pupils presented recitations and a Merchant of Venice scene. The report noted 5,344 pounds promised of 6,000 needed for new buildings, with 4,360 pounds already raised.
The annual meeting of Rotherham College constituents was held on June 25 with large attendance. James Yates presided, devotional exercises preceded a brief chairman address, and Rev. Dr. Faupine read the annual report noting students continued preaching and evangelistic work alongside studies.
The Airedale Independent College subscribers met on Tuesday June 23 with Titus Salt in the chair. Dorr William Lee read a paper on the work of the Spirit as Rev J B Lister spoke on the uses of culture. The committee reported fifteen students this year with one admission H H Richardson. Two completed terms and accepted pastoral invitations. Lady Hewley's Charity grants supported three students. Plans for non residential buildings overlooking Manningham Park noted foundation stone hoped for September. Funds pledged total about 12,000 and debts modest. Existing finances similar to last year with a small balance due. Four villa sites planned from Manningham sale with others expected to follow. Examiners reported generally creditable student proficiency.
The Western College at Mannamead held its annual meeting at Union Chapel Ply mouth on June 13. Chairman A Hupparp led devotions and praised a harmonious year with strong student numbers and efficiency. Professors Charlton and Anthony were thanked for their faithful work, and the report noted twenty one students at the September start, seven on probation, with some leaving early.
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