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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 24, 1878
Page
4
Amid shouting and crowd turmoil, Charles Chapple mounted a seat and denounced the Causey faction as heretics. Supporters cheered while Causey tried to speak. The mob hurled nuts and missiles, chased Liberationists toward houses, and a pistol-like ring of bells followed a fleeing group.
Meetings conducted by Mr Lummis drew a good audience on Marcy visitations. On Wednesday Mr M Taylor presided over a labourers meeting at Wispeach Street Mary. Thursday and Friday saw two meetings at Horpiina and Herp-Ringham with Toomes and W Taylor presiding respectively.
A long briefing covers St Pauls Cathedral dome decoration tests with paper mosaics, Irish education bill protests for girls exams, Bishop Gregg’s worldwide church feverish responses, an extensive Lambeth Lamb conference update, Basel National Church endowment details, and Patronage Act in Scotland affecting church appointments with Lord Young ruling.
The civil magistrate declares Parliament’s rules were not to be relaxed and tells the General Assembly and the Deer Presbytery that acting otherwise was illegal and ignorant. If upheld, the Church of Scotland must confront a very different position than it anticipated.
The Wesleyan Methodists in Bradford finalize Stationing Committee work after a busy three-day session addressing 684 accounts and about 1,400 ministers. Conferences expect laity presence for first time and highlight Fernley Lecture on eternal punishment.
Mr Spurgeon rested at Oban and will be away three weeks after a refreshing letter to his Metropolitan Tabernacle church. Rev Walter Jubb retires from Castle Green Bristol to lead the Irish Missionary Society. Rev T W Vinp resigns Lymm pastorate to lead Wellington Road South Stockport church. Dr Davidson of Lady Glenorchy’s Free Church receives a marble bust on fifty years in ministry. Congratulatory addresses follow. Rev John Barnes resigns Fareham Congregational Church.
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