Notting ham Conference and varied society reports
The report covers 1870 finances of the mission society with 83 slumbering engagements and 7,019 14s 2d income, 4,491 5s from London Bishop’s Fund, and salaries for nine missionaries. It notes Methodist New Connexion conference at Nottingham with growth in chapels and members, and mission expansions to Canada Australia and China. Surrey Congregational Union meeting at Redhill outlines transfers, ordination debates, and a move of an iron chapel. Fragments describe Friends yearly meetings with open worship houses and epistles to the American continent Ireland and England.
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Bishop of
Earl of Harrowby
Claughton
Canon Miller
A. Mills
Joseph Hoare
Peterborough
Methodist New Connexion Conference
NotringHam
Methodist New Connexion
Nottingham
Ottingham
Canada
Australia
China
Burrey
A. Buzacott
H. Arnold
Halsey
Pook and Bell
Royel Road
Bermondsey
St. George’s Road
Peckham
Travers Buxton
London Board
J. Pillans
M. Mather
London Congregational
J.S. Bright
Dorking
P. J. Turquand
Walworth
R. Lewis
Upper Norwood
Aaron Buzacott
Bishops Agate Street
Peel
Westminster
Ireland
England
Paria
War Victim Committee
Clergy Ministration Across Multiple London Chapels
Mr Jonathan Grubb preached in the Burdett Hall in the morning and addressed a women’s class at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. Evening services followed at the Bedford Institute Spitalfields and the George yard Ragged School.
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Burdett Hall
George-yard Chapel
Barking
Hammersmith
Thakeham
Jordan
Jonathan Grubb
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Bedford Institute
Spitalfields
George Yard Ragged School
Christian World
Gunboats, Faith, and China in a Nonconformist Letter
Correspondent argues against British military intervention to promote Protestant missions in China. He cites church leaders and Exeter Hall speeches, warning gunboats undermine gospel work and urging moral support from the government without force. He says riots and anti foreign sentiment stem from mandarins and policy, not missionaries, and appeals for sustained sympathy and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
England
Exeter Hall
Times
Tientsin
Lord Clarendon
R. Alcock
Sir R. Alcock
Wu Chang
Hupeh
Mankow
Tam
Europe
Jesus
G. John
Missionary Chronicle Excerpt At Exeter Hall
Griffith John spoke at Exeter Hall and his work through the Missionary Chronicle is noted among readers and listeners.
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Griffith John
Exeter Hall
Missionary Chronicle
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the Chinese Government and Christian Missions