Public meeting at Cross-street and Bailhache anniversary observed
A public meeting led by Mr B Balkwill heard addresses from Reva J Iredale J O Dell J D Davies M A of Dartmouth C B Symes R W McAll J Stewart and W Sidetone to a large attentive audience. The sixth anniversary of Rev Clement Bailhache's settlement was celebrated with praise prayers and warm tributes from deacons church officials and members. The report noted church and chapel improvements with funds nearing completion and further pledges anticipated.
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B. Balkwill
Reva. J. Iredale
Wesleyan
J. O'Dell
Baptist
J. D. Davies
M.A
Dartmouth
C. B. Symes
R. W. McAll
J. Stewart
W. Sidetone
Cross-street
Baptist Cuapen
Ineron
Clement Bailhache
Goodchild
Alfred Rooke
Messrs
Barnard
Smith
Bailbache
Kerr
Miessrs
Ward
Ogden
Brooks
Congregational Church
Great Yarmouth
Yarmouth
J. C. Harrison
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
Mellor
Halifax
W. Tritton
W. Griffiths
John Crossley
Req
J. T. Bottle
D. Tomkins
P. Colborne
Norwich
Russell
Bayswater
Barrett
King-street
Middlegate
King-street Chapel
Universal Church
Correspondence on the Prayer-Book Bill and Convocation
A letter to the Nonconformist editor from Madron, Cornwall, dated July 18 1870, argues against adding Convocation consent to the preamble of the Prayer-Book table of lessons bill. The writer critiques Lord Chancellor and Tory peers for overriding historic parliamentary precedent, defending Parliament’s independence in ecclesiastical law.
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Drar
Hart of Shaftesbury
Convocation of
Canterbury
York
Earl of Shaftesbury
Oxford
Marquis of
Marquis of Salisbury
Drunken Sailor
Daily Telegraph
Times
Lord Hardwick
Royal Commissioners
Earl Grey
House of Commons
Mis reporting on sermon misidentified speaker
A newspaper misreported a missionary in India as a deduction giving a learned description of Satan and his skill in sowing trees. The unhappy preacher protested to the editor, clarifying he was Dutch, not a deduction, and that he spoke of Satan sowing taree rather than sowing trees.
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India
Satan
University Tests Bill debated in Lords with amendments
Lord De Grey moves second reading as peers clash over safeguards and inquiry. Archbishop York and Bishops support or oppose the measure. Debate centers on whether a select committee is needed to ensure religious instruction remains protected while extending university access to nonconformists.
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Lord de Grey
Lord Satissary
Oxfoxro
Gloucester
Exeter
York
Oxford
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