Evidence of Christianity as a test of character and faith
The speaker argues belief should be active and moral not passive. Grotius and Coleridge are cited, insisting that living by truth and duty strengthens faith and evidences Christianity. A cordial vote of thanks closes the session to the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol and the Rev. Dr. Angus.
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Grotius
Coleridge
Gloucester
Bristol
Phillip
Angus
Funeral of Rev W Ellis described as a life of missionary service
The funeral of the late Rev W Ellis, long associated with the London Missionary Society and Madagascar, was held at Abney Park Cemetery after a service at Abney Park Chapel. Prominent clergy and society officers attended, praising his fifty years of missionary work and his role in Madagascar's religious development. Mrs Ellis died the same Sunday evening, linking their deaths in a poignant union.
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Ellis
Madagascar
Missionary Board
London Missionary Society
W. Ellis
Abney Fark
Bunhill Fields
N. Blomfield
J. Fleming
Dr. Aifon
B. Bevan
Clement Dukes
W. Fairbrother
Dr. Ferguson
W. Gill
W. Guest
A. Hannay
H. Jones
Dr. Kennedy
Dr. Moffat
W. Marshall
A. M
J. W. Blore
Joshua ©. Harrison
John Clayton
Gosport
Waugh
South Seas
Harrison
Hoddesdon
Sunda
Funeral Sermon For Mr. Ellis Set At Union Chapel
The Rev Dr Mullens preached the funeral last Sunday evening and the discourse will be repeated at Union Chapel Islington on Sunday morning. It will reference the death of Mrs Ellis as well.
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Mullens
Mr. Ellis
Union Chapel
Islington
Royal news and society notes from Balmoral to Ireland
The Queen and Court left Balmoral for Windsor while the Prince and Princess of Wales visited Virginia Water. A Bethnal-green Branch Museum opening is set for Monday at 12 15 with a procession along Bethnal-green-road. Reports cover Cobden letters, a Crystal Palace Conservative banquet, a large miners rally, Keogh related protests in Ireland, accidents, robberies in Gray's Inn, and trials including Edwards and Diblanc.
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Balmoral
Windsor
Prince and Princess of Wales
Virginia Water
Bethnal-green
Bethnal-green-road
Hackney-road
Prince Arthur
Liverpool
Southern Hospital
Marquis of Lorn
House of Commons
Earl Dufferin
Londonderry
Canada
Dominion
Bank of England
Cobden Club
Crystal Palace
Times
Robert Coningsby
Messrs. Armitage and Rigby
Warrington
National Miners’ Association
Amalgamated Association
Durham
Ireland
Waterford
Judge Keogh
Oliver Cromwell
Drogheda
Justice Keogh
Dundalk Board of Guardians
Ardee
Nolan
Kingstown Harbour
Dublin
England
Galway
Tuam
Clonfert
William Kelleher
Murphy
Crown Solicitor
Limerick
Broadford
County Clare
Atkinson
Leeds
Rodier
Morecambe Bay
Geofg Carter
Garrison Lane
Birmingham
Gray’s Inn
David Thomas Edwards
Sarah
Elizabeth Hopkins
Central Criminal Court
Edwards
Hopkins
Henry Marchmont
Holy Orders
Herne Bay
London
Bedfordshire
Stuart
John Bull
Duke of Bedford
Marguerite Diblanc
Madame Riel
A House of Commons Incident Over Seat Change
Monday Captain Trench, new member for talway, took the oath and seated himself on the Conservative side after unseating Captain Nolan by judges. Mr. A Kinnaird confronted him then beckoned him toward the Liberal benches. Perench refused and Kinnaird returned to his seat amid cheers.
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Perench
Kinnaird