Conscience cases and religious persecutions in Italy and Scotland
The report covers a Scots case over entailment and peerages tied to a nephew and Mrs Fenton with English law, plus a Tuscany prison case of Massei jailed for Bible beliefs. Cecchetti the cigar maker wins release with conditions and new work in Turin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisting
Belfast
Messrs
Williams
Hadfield
Miall
Crossley
Pellatt
Liberator
Easephier
Ardmillan
Alexander
Thomas Livingstone
Fenton
England
Lord Lyndhurst
Scotland
Tuscany
Saxe
Cecchetti
Usedio Massei
Ponteders
Christian Times
Pisa
House of Correction
Imbroviana
Pontedera
Massei
Crccchetti
Marquis
Normandy
Turin
British and Foreign Bible Society
Miskine
Pembury Grove Chapel Reopens Amid Restored Church Renovations
The Pemburysgrove Chapel at Lower Clapton held a July 12 gathering to honor Mr Thomson who resigned as pastor. Rev Dr Manuel presented a silver ink stand and a purse of sovereigns as tokens of esteem. New Vasracan, Onnp-street, also reports the chapel’s reopening after repairs. The Rev Isaac Vaughan preached, a tea meeting for 200 to 300 attended, with volunteers from the ladies aiding. a financial report showed repairs cost 1950 pounds with 190 pounds already pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Pemburysgrove Chapel
Lower Clapton
Manuel
Church of Scotland
Phonson
Isaac Vaughan
Henry Bateman
Tyler
Free Christian Church Dedicated at Kenriss Town N
The Free Christian Church was dedicated with large attendance. The Rev W Foster preached twice and the collation was presided over by Rev John James Taylor. Funds raised total about 170l, with 3400l subscribed for the building, leaving around 800l debt. The church seats 600, expandable to 1000 with future aisles. Ipswich Missionary William Clarkson named pastor at Tacket-street starting August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gndefray
Isaac Vaughan
Macfarlane
Albion Chapel
Moorfields
Mannering
Holywell Mount
Free Christian Cuorceu
Kenriss Town
Free Christian Church
W. Foster
Ipswich
William Clarkson
India
Tacket-street
Cuarp
Sommaser
W. Densham
W. H. Griffiths
The
Western College
Evan Edwards
Chard
R. Alliott
R. 5. Short
Wiveliscombe
Astcombes
Stroup
H. Whitlock
Earls Barton
Northamptonshire
Baptist Church
Eastcombes
Union Caaver
Luton
Bups
J. Makepeace
Baptist Mission In
Torness
Hoskin
Independent
Western Times
T. Adkins
Southampton
J. Woodwark
London
W. Roberts
J. Tutwistle
Wesleyan
S.S. Pugh
Baptist
Binnexquam
Re AJ Vaughan
Boa
Ebenezer Chapel
Birmingham
Vaughan
Royston
WG. Barrett
Manchester
London Missionary Society honor for Lancashire district secretary
John Fordham chaired as Henry Butler presented Mr Barrett with a gold watch and purse totaling 100 in recognition of his new role as district secretary for the London Missionary Society in Lancashire. The town sent best wishes, while Hendon Congregational Church dedicated on the 18th with sermons by Revs Harrison Flemming and a post-service gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fordham
Pickering
Henry Butler
Barrett
J. C. Harrison
Camden-town
James Flemming
Kentishtown
J. Nunn
R. Marten
Newth
New College
M. A. Garvey Esq
Vaccination Bill Sparks Liberty Debate in England
Dorking writer Charles Rose objects to the Vaccination of the People in England and Wales bill, arguing it breaches personal liberty and guts medical freedom. He urges abolition of the Compulsory Vaccination Act, warns of uncontrolled power, and calls for Parliament to reconsider the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberation Society
House of Commons
England
Wales
England and
Epidemiological Society
England and Wales
Ingland and
Dorking
Charles Rose
Medical Registration Bill attacked as unjust and harmful
A letter to the editor denounces a bill proposed by Ma. Beadlim to regulate medical practice with annual fees, arguing it stifles medical progress and targets talented individuals. The writer cites historical quackery debates and Dr. Elliotson to claim the proposal would reduce care and ignore public rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela
Abe
Hoewllam
Datmes Jolson
Willian TV
Elliotson
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