Congregational church stone laid at Ilkley in Gothic style
The Ilkley foundation stone ceremony drew Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Huddersfield, and Wakefield representatives for a Congregational church and school project costing about 5000 pounds. Prominent donors included Titus Salt and Francis Crossley. the building aims for 644 sittings with a three-part design and a near-term opening.
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Luton
H. J. Gamble
Upper Clapton
London
J. Andrews
Bunyan
P. Griffiths
Biggleswade
Home Missionary Society
J. Frost
Cotton End
T. Hands
T. R. Stevenson Atone
J. Dixon
Dunstable
J. Brown
B.A
Woburn
Howard
T. R. Stevenson
Tun Society of Friends
of Friends
Bishopegate Street
Yearly Meeting
F. Thorp
York
Friends
Friends’ Schools
Ackworth
England
Friends’ Institutions
Ingney Congregational Cuuscu
Ilkley
Leeds
Bradford
Halifax
Huddersfield
Wakefield
Titus Salt
Eng
Messrs
J. Law
H. Brown
John Jowitt
J. Robertshaw and Sons
Sir Francis Crossley, Bart
M.P
Samuel Morley
W. H. Conyers
George Salt
Dr. McLeod
G. G. Terley
John Crossley
Silas Scott
BE. Baines, Kay
J. Remington Mills
Alderman Brown
Bruce
Conder
Hastie
Crescent Hotel
J. P. Clapham
J.P
H. Tarrant
T. T. Waterman
Harley
Conyers
J. P. Pritchett
Anniversary Meetings Highlight Ragged School Efforts
The twenty sixth annual meeting of Field lane Ragged School Servants Home and Refuges for the Homeless Poor met at Little Saffron hill Farringdon road. Lord Shaftesbury presided and urged printed reports for Parliament while praising improvements in home relief and youth literature.
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Ragged Church
Lord Shaftesbury
England
Alexander
Ragged School Union
Field-lane Ragged School
Parliament discussions delay amendments on Poor Relief Bill
In committee the clauses of the Poor Relief Bill were debated with several proposed amendments rejected as no material changes occurred before final passage. The session closed at twenty minutes to seven. Next day Royal Assent was granted to public and private measures. The Earl of Kimsgavey presented petitions on religious tests, one backed by 102 non fellows of Oxford, condemning tests as harmful to learning. A second petition, signed by 80 Oxford residents, included 60 of 105 tutors and lecturers, signaling broad academic opposition.
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Meriopter News
Coxnsxton
Manchesten
Manchester
Bolton
St. George’s Road
Houses of Friends
John Taylor
Stockport
A. M‘curdy
Stalybridge
T. Addyman
Lees
A. Collinson
J. Young
H. J. Hope
J. B. Radcliffe
Ashton-under-Lyne
H. Piggin
L. Stoney
B. B. Tarnock
J. Donald
J. Medicraft
J. Tipping
Keball
W. Tipping
E. J. Baxter
O. Bamford
Messrs
A. Pilling
J. Cunliffe
J. Openshaw
J. Marsden
B Kitchen
A. M'Curdy
Ashton-under- Lyne
Earl of Kimsgavey
University of Oxford
Oxford
Cambridge
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