Renominational Metos and Missionary Education Notes
The piece notes Rev Henry Wright of Leamington invited to Baptist Church Manchester, filling vacancy from Rev Davies to Bradford. It highlights Blackheath Education for Daughters of Missionaries facing funding shortages and reports declines in Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists memberships due to trade downturn and emigration. It covers the Memnodist New Connexion Conference at Huddersfield with leaders elected and debates on materialism and science, plus North Bucks and Northern Congregational Unions reports praising unity and condemning government policy.
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Henry Wright
Leamington
Baptist Church
Grosvenor Street
Manchester
C. A. Davies
Bradford
Blackheath
Wesleyan Methodists
Primitive Methodists
Huddersfield
J. ©. Watts
Sheffield
J. J. Bunton Hull
Ev. E. Wright
D. Round
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
England
Northuoxs Conerecational Union
Congregational Church
Buckingham
J. C. Balsham
Newport Pagnell
Currie
Leeds
J. C. Harrison
London
H. F. Holmes
God
North Bucks Association
Samuel Morley
M.P
John Rimington Mills
Lord Waveney delays Suffolk rent due April amid low mood
Lord Waveney informs tenants in Suffolk that the half year rent due April 1 will be postponed to October 1 due to a prevailing low mood.
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Lord Waveney
Suffolk
Royal events and political notes from London
Sunday preachment before the Queen. Prince Alexander of Battenberg receives Grand Cross of the Bath. the Prince and Princess of Wales travel between Balmoral Ascot and Coworth Park. Reports of royal visits, medical mishaps, Greek affairs, and parliamentary moves fill this crowded court-and-capital summary.
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Caird
Balmoral
Prince Alexander of Battenberg
Bulgaria
Order of the Bath
Prince Louis
London
Prince Leopold
Ascot
Lord Salisbury
Prince and Princess of Wales
Paris
Coworth Park
Sunningdale
Neparstay
Ascot Heath
Semistate
Prince of Wales
Australia
Mayfair
Duke of Edinburgh
Bill
Beatrice
Alice
Gladstone
Lord Stratford de Redcliffe
Savage Club
Lord Napier of
Magdala
G.C.B
Gibraltar
Royal Commission
Army
Farrer Herschell
Q.C
M.P
Durham
Queen’s Bench
Justice Mellor
Derby Mercury
Plimsoll
Baron Nathan de Rothschild
Willesden
Earl of Beaconsfield
Bishop Tozer
Dover
Comédie Francaise
Mansion House
Charles Dilke
Liverpool
Reform Club
Greece
Liverpool Reform Club
England
Janina
Lord Derby
Knowsley Hall
T. B. Potter
United States
Augusta Stanley
Rutherford Alcock
Elizabeth Christian
Lucy Ing
Eva Keet
Westminster Hospital
Westminster
Lord Hatherley
Freedom of the City for Sir Rowland Hill at Hampstead
A deputation presented the freedom of the City of London in a gold casket to Sir Rowland Hill at his Hampstead home. The 84 year old innovator spoke of opposition to reforms, recalled the postal system’s evils, and thanked supporters as his scheme proved successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Hill
City of London
Hampstead
Corporation
Washington Lyon
John Bennett
Mackinlay
Sir Rowland
Pearson Hill
Rowland
Egypt
San Francisco
Guildhall
Robert Wallace
M.P
Vitumrs
C. P. Villiers
Wolverhampton
Lord Wrothesley
Earl Granville
Robert Peel
Charles Russell
Villiers
Lord Granville
House of Lords
Lord Cranbrook
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M. Edmond About
Société Des Gens de Lettres de
Frare
International Literary Congress
M. Victor Hugo
Society of Arts
War
North Lancashire
Barrow
Constance
Warwickshire
Tenant Farmers’ Association
Birmingham
South Wales
Barnsley
Blyth