Excommunication and Church Reform Debates at Oxford Conference
In a heated gathering at Adullam Chapel and Oxford circles, Wesleyan figures face expulsion and reform talk. The meeting notes expulsion actions against Rev. Everett and Dunn, with linked discussions on church endowments and state-church concerns.
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Wyatt
Dafoe
Pipi Apel
Tyaney
Thomas
R., Cox
Hackney
X. Reha
Taney i Atirman
Elliott
Bening
Atppean Foner
Echofield
Musigrens
Messrs
Dunn
Griffith
Oxford
Everett
Adullam Chapel
A. Cavendish
St. James's
J Bodley
Queen’s College
Archbishop Tenison
Regent-Street
Aley
B. Gardide
Brazekitivse ‘College
Hey Qurate
W. Richards
Margarets Chapel
Church of St. ‘Barnabas
Pintico
Dri Dodsworth
Foliie Tas
Launton
Furtther
Farleigh
Y. H. Wilberforce
Ansi-state-caonon Association
O Staples ‘Association of Baptist Churches
Liver oil price surge in southern markets quoted
The Ced-liver oil demand soars for medicinal use driving prices from about 20 to 36 pounds per ton in southern markets. The liver is valued highest, while cod oil, previously 16 pounds a ton, dropped to around 9 pounds last month, per John O'Groat Journal.
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John O
Reedition of Rev John Smith Installed at Brampton Church
Brampton Cumberland reports the reedition of Rev John Smith as pastor of the Independent church on Thursday June 27. Rev James Shaw of Whitehaven led the morning service with scriptures and prayer. Rev Thos Hind of Carlisle delivered the introductory discourse on church constitution. ordination prayer by Rev Wm Brewis of Penrith. charge by J W Massie of London. Rev Massie preached in the evening. About 200 dined together at tea. ministers from several places participated. congregations were large and attentive.
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Brampton
Corduktawy
John Smith
Independent Church
Cumberland
Penrith
J. W. Massie
D.D
Tondon
Dr Campsett's Last and Civil Polity Notes
A collection of 1850s notices includes a discussion on church state separation and Christian piety, citing British Banner and other papers. It moves into a dramatic St Martin’s concert review praising Hullah pupils and Mendelssohn pieces. The death of Alexander Scott from chloroform at Guy’s Hospital is reported, with critique of chloroform safety. The Queen's assailant Robert Pate is re-examined. verdict awaits trial at Newgate.
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Ing
Cpt
Ww ‘Thes
Xpri
Ted
St. Martin’s Harts
Hulays
Horsley
Zingarelli
Wilbye
Lord Mornington
Morley
Hullah
Thomas Heywood
Coronoronit
Alexander Scott
Guy’s Hospital
Mr. Cook
Scott
Cook
Robert Pate
Home Office
James Clarke
Newgate
Mayne
Police
Dr Campbell and the Baptist Churches Correspondence
Letter to the editor dated July 5 1860 criticizes Dr Campbell and the Anti state church Association. It questions two propositions about Baptist churches prior to the association and argues against attributing religious decline to periodicals and to the association itself.
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Campbell
Baptist Churches
Fabor
Bel Brethren
Morgan and Win
Bannetle
Anti-state Church Association
Antistate-church Association
Redeemer
Co Sellor
Christian Witness
Cette
The
Aésotiation. Com
Taresking
Campbell Tam
Exhibition site plans for Hyde Park 1861 debate
Two Parliamentary papers discuss the Hyde Park site for the 1861 Exhibition. The commission opposes a park takeover, citing minimal acreage and intent for public recreation. They propose ground restoration and restrictions on gates drains and tree removal, with reinstatement after removal.
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Cominiadibners
Lords of the Sieapite
Hyde Park
Hye Park
Kensington Gardens
Degentia
St. James's Park
Greentk
Victoria Park
Greenwith Park
Commissioners of Woods and Foreste
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Lords of the Treasury
Prince of Ales’s Gate
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