Mission work fills East End with irregular helpers and converts many
In Whitechapel, 400 hearers attended a Sunday meeting and 200 listened at a court. five girls were saved from sin. A drunkard converted, emigrated to Australia, and inspired others. Calls grow for more mission rooms and workers as Church of England and Nonconformists are urged to unite in outreach to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgeorge-Yard
Whitechapel
Australia
East End
E. J. Hytcus
Captain Dawson
Church of England
London House
J. Henry Tarrant
Earl of Sharrespury
Educational Board
Field-Lane Institution Holds Thirtieth Annual Meeting
The thirtieth annual meeting at Field-Lane Institution was held in the Upper Schoolroom Little Saffron Hill with hundreds attending. Officers, bishops, and local dignitaries heard reports on industrial schools, penny banks, refuges, and day-school transfers to the London School Board while stressing religious education and continued support for all missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Saffron Hill
Farringdon Road
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Grover Moors
Gloucester
Bristol
John Bennett
S. Coley
Arthur Mursell
Ellis
Mr. Hodgson
W. Stone
Coley
Samuel Tawell
Ragged Church
Parents’ Service
Children’s Service
Youths’ Institute
Penny Bank
Band of Hope
Special Relief Fund
Maternity Society
Sunday Bible
London School Board
S. Cotey
Earl of Shaftesbury
Moore
W. Carpenter
St. James's, Holloway
A. Mursett
Hopeson
Earl of Sharrespury
London Board
J. Bennett
London
England
Private bill to sell All Saints Cardiff church to Marquis of Bute
In a Commons private business session Mr Dillwyn moved to read a private bill six months later to allow sale of All Saints Church Cardiff to the Marquis of Bute for the Roman Catholic population. Critics call it a bid to disestablish the Welsh Church by private bill. supporters cite church history and local clerical backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Dillwyn
All Saints
Cardiff
All Saints’ Church
Marchioness of
Bute
Church of England
Wales
Osborne Morgan
Newdegate
Colonel Stuart
Goldney
Bruce
Llandaff
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