Dismissal of Powell Sparks Church Sitters Split
A minister named Powell was dismissed without notice after a vote by hearers and seat holders. Most attendees quit the church, many joining dissenting chapels, with only 30 to 40 sittings now filled. Supporters formed a 100 guineas fund for Powell amid domestic troubles.
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Powell
A Defenders Protest Against Church Verger Fee Clash
A correspondent reports at St Pauls Church doors verger Hicks demanded twopence to pass into the church. The protester challenged the charge, citing open doors and unequal treatment. The Archdeacon and a minister joined the pursuit, leading to a crowd through Newgate Street. The note condemns church rates and favors dissenters in a parish poll over funds for chapels.
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St. Luxer’s
Old Street
John Campbell
St. Luke's
Campbell
St. Luke’s
St. Paul's
St. Barnabas’s
Chapels-Of-Ease
Chapels of Ease
St. Paul’s
Tabernacle
Conference OF the Primitives Mergopists
Primitive Methodist Connexion
Sunderland
Durham
Connexion
John Grassam
Bain
W. T. Metcalfe
Haigh and Roberts
Keats
Axacus
Yorx
Church of England
Christian Times
MetaHopist
New Connexion
Dudley
England
Canada
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Thomas Jackson
Richmond
Joseph Fowler
Newton
Hannah
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Tate
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Selby
E. Proctor
W. Proctor
J. Hutchinson
Canterbury
York
Worcester
Ely
Norwich
Salisbury
Church and State Gazette
Sour Hampton
St. Lawrence and
St. Joan
Hants
Southampton
Archdeacon of London in omnibus incident ends with no charge
An elderly man alleges he was pulled backward by a fellow passenger while the Archdeacon of London urged the driver to halt and a crowd gathered. A policeman arrived and the man gave his address at the station, but no charge was laid.
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Judas
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