Chapel and school openings mark Mansfield and Caterham events
The report details the opening of a Congregational chapel and schoolrooms in Mansfield with sermons by Rev. Newman Hall and a large fundraising drive for building funds. In Caterham, a new lecture hall and church-adjacent buildings were opened with a service led by Rev. J Baldwin Brown and substantial donations pledged to clear remaining debt and support broader activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Saunders
Howard
J. Brown
Cotton End
B.A
Bunyan
J. Clulow
J. H. Broadbent
Wesleyan
J. C
M.P
McAll
Hackney College
J. Bartlett
Nottingham
C. 8. Slater
M.A
Manchester
Herbert Arnold
Sheffield
J. G. Tolley
Jr. Barnardo
East-end Juvenile Mission
Barnardo
Stepney Causeway
Ilford
City Messenger Brigade
Union Jack Shoeblack
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Edinburgh
East-end
Lord Chichester
Robert Maguire
McEwan
Lord Kinnaird
Earl of Cavan
Earl of Chichester
Canon Fleming
Caterham Congregational Conrcit
J. Baldwin Brown
W. G. Soper
James Spicer
Henry Wright
London Chapel Building Fund
James Legge
T. B. Winter
Soper
H. Mason
J. B. Brown
Brown
Redgate
Josias Alexander
Samuel Morley
Church of England
Morley
Professor Legge
R. D. Wilson
P. J. Turquand
R. Davey
W. Marten Smith
Haverholme and other literary notes in Athenaeum
After Whitsuntide a new satire by Edward Jenkins MP titled Haverholme a Satire will be published. George Smith nearly completes History of Sennacherib with cuneiform texts. Sayce supplies the last pages. Bosanquet funds the book. Morley editing English Men of Letters names Huxley, Hughes, Nichol, Minto. Leslie Stephen Johnson due this week from Macmillan.
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Atheneum
Edward Jenkins
Assur-banipal
Athenaeum
Sayce
Bosanquet
Huxley
Thomas Hughes
Dickens
Nichol
Biron
W. Minto
Defoe
Leslie Stephen
Johnson
Messrs. Macmillan ,and Co
Reading A Lover Of Justice Urges Milton Mount College Renewal
A letter to the Nonconformist urges governors to defend Milton Mount College from a so called fatal scheme. The writer warns of a possible collapse on the 20th inst and calls for proxies and swift action to restore the college to its original purpose. The piece stresses opposition to changes affecting the education of ministers' daughters and appeals to the denomination to protect the institution.
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Milton Mount College
Reading
A Christian Service Reflects on Tory Rule and Beaconsfield
A reader argues that the Tory government under Lord Beaconsfield reveals the dangers of charlatanry in politics. He notes admiration for Beaconsfield’s skill while warning the public against complacent Liberals and hollow national pride.
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Lord Beaconsfield
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Politics—A Christian Service