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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

12 Jul 1871

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 12, 1871

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3

Seventy Ninth Congregational Association meets at Folkestone

Rev. John Kennedy of Stepney salutes the church and welcomes Mr Jenkins as a fellow-worker. The Folkestone gathering opens with sermons by Rev. J. Thomson and a Lord's Supper, then ministers and delegates discuss ordination and recognition. The evening session under Mr Morley MP aims to raise income while ministers debate rural church life and home missions. Burgess Hill opens the iron Congregational Free Church with 500 pounds cost, dedicatory prayers, liturgical form trials, and a large tent social. The examiners review Greek Hebrew Latin and theology, with Dr Angus noting 600 preaching engagements and a debt of 1131. The chairman warns against lukewarm faith. Dr Culross urges scripture expositors to seek fitness via prayer and fidelity.

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John Kennedy Stepney Congregational Union East London Jenkins W. Tyler Mile Newtown Professor McAll Hackney College Kent Congregational Association Folkestone J. R.homson Tunbridge Wells John G. L. Herman Chatham Morley Joshua Wilson A. Turner Ashford D. G. Watt Maidstone J. H. Wilson London BricguTon Congregational Free Church Burgess Hill Tapper J. Edmond D.D H. Quick Brighton P. Eldridge R. Hamilton J. Stuchberry J. Verrall F. G. Sharpe Y. H. Cullis Church of England Tower House D. Pratt Cuckfield G. H. Rouse M.A Hurndall F. Bosworth Exeter Booth Angus Hersch Butler Underhill Roberts J. H. Mill Culross Highbury D. Jones B.A Brixton
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Evening Soirée Closes Session at Colle ges and Schools

The 1870 71 session ended on Tuesday July 4 with a large evening soirée. John Macgregor presided at seven after prayer by Rev Dr Broadus. Rev Dr Angus said 38 students attended the classes, including 25 ministerial. four non residents. Seven ministerial and six lay students have left or will leave to fill vacancies. Eight applications already came in and three or four more expected. Exam papers were provided independently by examiners, separate from committee and teachers.

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John Macgregor Rob Roy Broadus United States Angus
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Hackney Theological Seminary Confirms New Short Title

The sixty eighth annual meeting at Adelphi Chapel Hackney road reviewed the Homes Jubilee Prize essay Conversion and its Counterfeits. Rev Wardlaw Turner and Rev G Lyon Turner received praise for leadership while finances showed receipts of 2834 pounds and a 138 pound balance with generous legacies and a potential 100 pound annual grant. The group settled on the shorthand name Hackney College for the institution.

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Hackney Theological Seminary Adelphi Hackney Road J. G. Stapleton Thomas Bagley Wardlaw G, Ransom G. Lyon Turner London University James Room John Muller Clement Dukes Charlton Western College Josiah Viney Dr. Evans Cheshunt College S. Wardlaw McAll Finchley A. Ramsay Evangelical Association For the Propagation of the Gospel Hackney Theological Seminary and Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Hackney College W. Bevan D. M. Jenkins S. McAll G. Halsey Anerley
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Alexandra Orphanage for Infants Benefit Déjeuner

Friends of the Alexandra Orphanage at Hornsey Rise gathered in the building dining-hall on Thursday for a déjeuner presided over by the Earl of Shaftesbury with Lord Ebury assisting. Seven years prior supporters of the Orphan Working School at Haverstock Hill sought to aid infants.

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Alexandra Orphanage and Aged Pilgrims’ Asylum Charity Report

The Alexandra Orphanage foundations receive 118 infants across four cottages with capacity for 200 and plans for 400. Total yearly house expenses ran 1,468 pounds 1s 9d, averaging about 13 pounds 19s per child, with debt on the main building of 9,500 pounds hindering expansion. Donations exceeded 300 pounds plus 50 and 20 pounds pledges, while the nearby Aged Pilgrims’ Asylum, opened last week, cost 12,500 pounds funded largely by 12,000 pounds from Mr Box’s bequest.

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Alexandra Orphanage Joseph Soul Clarke Saul Soul J. Edmonds Thos. Binney W. Fleming R. Gunnery Samuel Morley M.P Waterlow George Moore Pilgrims’ Asylum Box
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Endowed Schools under Nonconformist Watch in Manchester

A correspondent thanks Watchman for a letter urging attention to endowed schools reform. The author notes ongoing committee efforts and House scrutiny with a Commons member ready to take necessary steps. A Manchester conference in autumn aims to address Endowed Schools and related hearings.

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House of Commons Manchester Liverpool Birmingham
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