Religions and Renominational Jews Conference Opens in Liverpool
The Liverpool Brunswick Chapel hosts a multi church meeting. The Education Committee and leaders like Rev. John Bedford oversee sessions with large clergy and laity attendance, reporting strong progress in schools and training. debates focus on secular versus denominational education and calls for conscience clauses in government aided schools.
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Brunswick Chapel
Liverpool
John Bedford
John Scott
Wesleyan Normal Training Institution
Westminster
Rigg
W. Shaw
J. Scott
Obson
Francis Lycett
Messrs
Kay
Lycett
M’arthur
Turnbull
Mancheeter
J. Oxyunow
Lancashire
Olulow
O. Prest
Hoxpen
Weckers
Ireland
Austria
France
Belgium
W. Arthur
Holden
England
Rome
Oxford
Belgravia
Sheriff McAnnour
Hoe
Church of Rome
Brea
Shaw
Wanpy
Chamberlain
Norfolk
Westminster Abbey
Henry Twells
Godolphin Grammar School
Hammersmith
J. Morlais Jones
Narberth
Pembrokeshire
Lewisham Congregational Church
Bingtey
Ypres
J. Bloomeld
Bradford
New Baptist Mission House
Castle-street
Holborn
Chancery-lane
Fleet-street
Farringdon-street
Ludgate-hill
Pimlico
Kennington
Camden Town
Freeman
Toote
Samuel Gladstone
Broming Congregational Chapel
Middlesex
G. Smith
Poplar
J. Spence
London
T. Davies
Godalming
Sussex
Dr. Spence
T. Thomas
Swansea
Titus Salt
J. Rowland
Henley-on- Thames
Morris
Brecon College
Mitton Yarp
Raccep Scucols
Isuincron
Cloudesley-street
Earl of Shaftenbury
Cadman
Joseph Payne
Harvey
Paton
Lord Shaftesbury
Lewisham
Lewisham High-road
George Martin
Basden
Hale
Frean
Threadgold
Peirpoint
Buttersuaw
Halifax
James Law
Bradord
J. P. Pritchett
Darlington
West Riding Congregational Union
Carr House
J. Law
Alderman Brown
James Bottomley
Buttershaw
J. W. Willans
Huddersfield
J. H. Morgan
Leeds
R. Cuthbertson
Cleckheaton
B. Dale
M.A
N. Whitley
F.H. Bowman
J. F
J. Myers
Great Horton
A. Russell
J. Innes
Ald. Brown
Charel Burpine Socierty
Victoria Street
Derby
J. C. Gallaway