Roman Catholic Synod Opens at St Edmunds College in England
A synod of English Roman Catholic prelates opened at St Edmund's College near Ware Hertfordshire under Archbishop Manning with bishops Ullathorne Brown Amherst Clifford Danell Vaughan Vaughan O'Reilly Roskell Chadwick Brown and others. The gathering will sit until finished and its results sent to Rome for papal confirmation.
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London
Oxford
Bath and
Wells
Gloucester
England
St. Edmund’s College
Ware
Hertfordshire
Manning
Birmingham
Uilathorne
Newport
T. J. Brown
Northampton
Amherst
Clifton
Dr. Clifford
Southwark
Danell
Beverley
Cornthwaite
Plymouth
W. Vaughan
Salford
H. Vaughan
Liverpool
O'Reilly
Nottingham
Roskell
Hexham
Chadwick
St. Edmund’s Chapel
Ullathorne
Rome
Cardinal Wiseman
Salisbury
Wilberforce
Lateran Council
Church of England
Wi.beerforce
Winchester
Woolavington
Petworth
Sussex
Miss Sargent
Iler Majesty
Windsor
Wellesley
Prince and Princess of Wales
Charles Lindley Wood
Piers Claughton
Gregory
Westminster Abbey
Westminster
Bickersteth
Bucks
Noted Clergy Refer to Same Subject Across London Churches
The passage cites Dean Stanley and Canon Kingsley in evening talks. Allusions echoed in South London churches including St. Paul’s Covent Garden and other worship places, signaling a shared subject across multiple congregations.
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Dean Stanley
Kingsley
Religious and Denominational Meetings Reserve Funds Debate
Mixed committees sat in Newcastle on Tyne discussing Kingswood and Woodhouse grove schools costs and numbers. Revenue from subscriptions and the Children’s Fund covered total expenditure with 127 boys at Kingswood and 119 at Woodhouse grove, 29 girls at Five Elms and 37 at Beecholme. The conference urged prompt action on improvements and reviewed the Children’s Home with 148 children and 70 trained. The Sunday schools totals grew to 5,689 with 108,446 teachers and officers. The committee considered training for local preachers and the role of lay preachers in Wesleyan ministry.
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Newcastle on-Tyne
Kingswood
Woodhouse-grove
Woodhouse Grove
Five Elms
Beecholme
Trinity Hall
Southport
Kingswood School
James
Cambridge University
W. Arthur
Waddy
Children’s Fund
General Education Committee of Review
Isaac Hoyle
Westminster College
Westminster
Southlands Training College
Southlands Training Schools
John Clulow
T. B. Stephenson
Education Committee
Headingley
Richmond
Didsbury
Confakante
Reverend Goward to Lead Reading Chapel Ministry
The Rev. Charles Goward of Pembroke Dock accepts invitation to pastor Broad-street Chapel Reading and plans to begin on the second Sunday in August. The Rev. John Hodgson of Oldham receives a testimonial package including an address and 200 guineas to mark twenty-five years in ministry.
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Charles Goward
Pembroke Dock
Broad-street Chapel
Reading
John Hodgson
Queen-street Chapel
Oldham
Great Harwood
Great, Harwood
J. Preston
Buckhurst Hill
W. H. Charlesworth
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Ennedy
E. T. Egg
John Curwen
J. Bennett
de Kewer Williams
Davies
Roough Tait
J. Hodgson
James Gwyther
Thomas Green
H. W. Parkinson
J. G. Rogers
Samuel Newth
A. M‘millan
Helm
Stoughton
Professor Godwin
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Newcastle-On-Tyne
Newcastle
Brunswick Chapel
W. Edwards
Jobson
Burdin
Hetley
Mewburn
Banbury
Gervase Smith
Metropolitan Chapel Building Committee
Stamp
Metropolitan Chapel Building Fund
Bunting