Sixth annual meeting of Gravesend college for daughters of ministers
The Gravesend institution for daughters of Independent ministers held its sixth annual meeting in Memorial Hall with Henry Wright in the chair. Governors reported completion of a gymnasium playroom, focus on physical education cookery and teacher training, and a special 1000 subscription for three years. Annual income short of expenditure. potential options include higher subscriptions or reducing pupils from 150 to 60–70.
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Gravesend
Daughters of Independent Ministers
Henry Wright
D. M. Jenkins
W. Guest
Milton Mount Congregational Church
Thomas Scrutton
R. D. Wilson
W. Tarbotton
Kennedy
John Clapham
Western College debate on amalgamation with Bristol Institute
The Western Independent College at Mannamead held its annual meeting in Union Chapel Plymouth chaired by Mr. A Hubbard. Debates focused on amalgamating with the Bristol Institute to gain efficiency, with speakers arguing for cooperation and consolidation while preserving core ministry training.
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Mannamead
Union Chapel
Plymouth
A. Hubbard
Springhill College
Dickenson
Western College
Bristol Institute
Newth
Hackney College
Christ
C. Wilson
Chapman
Booker
F. J. Smith
England
C. Chapman
F. E. Anthony
G. B. Johnson
Charlton
Hear
James Rooker
Rooker
E. W. Thelly
W. Whitley
J. G. Rogera
Clapham
E. B. Hickman
Hubbard
Sherwell Chapel
J.G. Rogers
International Conference on State Regulation of Vice at Geneva
A letter requests delegates for the Congregational Committee for the Abolition of State Regulation of Vice to attend the Geneva conference September 17 to 22. The event will be chaired by J Stansfeld MP with readings and speeches by notable public figures and ladies.
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Geneva
J. Stansfeld
M.P
Congregationalist Committee For the
Switzerland
Russians Reach Tirnova and Press Balkans Campaign
A telegram from the Cesarewitch reports General Gourko’s forces surprising Tirnova, seizing the Turkish camp and baggage, with 3,000 Nizams and artillery routed toward Osman Bazar. Russian troops reorganize local administration, prepare for Rustchuk siege, and push toward the Balkans as 120,000 men hold the Danube right bank.
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Gourko
Tirnova
Osman Bazar
Dranova
Tcherkasski
Tirnovo
Porte
Simnitcha
Bolgrad
Dobrudscha
Galatz
Braila
Biela
Tantra
Danube
Bucharest
Adrianople
Gabrova
Shumla
Viddin
Rustchuk
Balkan
Balkans
Rustchuck
Constantinople
Raouf Pacha
Inova
Slivno Pass
Czarewitch
Zimmermann
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Silistria
Davubs
Varna
Shumia
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Colleges
Milton Mount College
J. P. Gladstone
Hols Moor House
Chesterfield
Bulgaria
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