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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1879

Page

2

Smith case in Free Church Assembly nears new stage

Our correspondent reports the Free Church Assembly debated the Smith libel with a near tie vote. The proceedings split on how to proceed and whether to suspend Smith, with potential chair changes in Edinburgh and interest in disestablishment rhetoric rising.

Smith Free Church Assembly Scotland Professor Smith Mr. Smith Henry Moncreiff Henry Dr. Rainy Iast Assembly Dr. Begg Free Church Rainy Andrew Bonar Aberdeen Edinburgh Tait Henry Moncrieff Begg Lord Beaconsfield

Clerical appointee chosen as Royal Society clerk and librarian

The Royal Society selects Rev. Herbert Rix from about one hundred applicants to serve as clerk and assistant librarian at its headquarters. Dr. Charles Rogers of Foresthill receives recognition with a drawing-room clock and fifty sovereigns for aiding the Stirling King Robert Bruce monument and his work with the Royal Historical Society.

Herbert Rix St. Thomas’s Square Hackney The Royal Society Charles Rogers Foresthill Robert the Bruce Stirling Royal Historical Society Charles Farquhar Shand Mauritius Alexander Brighton Fellows Admiralty F. J. Horniman George Hawkes Iisq DE Jones Allen G. Chattaway Leominster de Jongh Sole Consignees Ansar, Harford, and Co Strand London

Life of Dr Duff and missionary education in India

The Rev. Dr George Swern praises Duff as a transformative force in Indian Christian education, noting his deep knowledge of Indian affairs, the unity with Duff’s aims and the enduring impact of his methods. Duff’s early life, conversion, and Evangelical zeal are examined, with emphasis on his strategy to engage the Hindoo mind and the balance of religious and secular teaching. Duff was born in 1806 in Perthshire to a Covenanting father, whose influence shaped his piety and dreams of judgment.

George Smith Duff India Western John Wilson Dr. Smith Bengal Bombay Goethe Smith Dubois Dr. Duff Auchnahyle Moulin Perthshire Uke Buuyus

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