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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 20, 1849

Page

4

Farewell to Dr. Alliott and Church Installations Across Town

The 7th social meeting at York Road chapel saw a grateful address to Dr. Alliott accompanied by a purse of sixty five sovereigns. He has grown the church from 92 to 876 members with 279 remaining in full communion. Farewell sermons and new pastor recognitions followed at Wirnam Essex Old Street and other chapels with multiple ministers and readings. A Manchester farewell for Rev D R Stephen will feature a harp performance by a North Wales musician and appearances by Dr Vaughan and W M Kerrow.

Dr. Jenkyn D. Thomas J. Hill J. Waddington Joshua Field F.R.S Rice Hopkins Alliott York Road Chapel J. B. Brown Barnabas Saul Jeruealem Olney Bucks New Tabernacle Old-street Road Wirnam Essex John Gill Sawbridgeworth Herts R. Gill Baldock R. Burls Maldon A. Wells London J.gray Chelmaford Lake J. Gill T. Craig Bocking C. Berry Hatfield Heath Messrs. Causby Kelvedon Price Woodham Ferris Winter Southminster Rees Braintree Reynolds Halsted S. Morell Baddow J. Cameron Colchester Hicks Tittle Waltham J. Kay Coggeshall Chelmsford 8. Cavaby Megrtina-Hovass Savare Darwen Lancashire G. B. Johnson Doncaster R. P. Clarke Lower Chapel A. Fraser Blackburn R. Slate Preston Halley Manchester R. Fletcher E. Jukes E. H. Delf Coventry D. R. Stephen North Wales Dr. Vaughan W. M.kerrow

Unsound meat seized at Manchester and public notices

Over the past year Manchester authorities seized twenty two thousand pounds of unsound meat likely to have reached consumers. A subscription drive funds a Sunday and day school in Martin Cleveland Yorkshire to honor Captain Cook. The Cuartist Lawn Scheme auctions the Mathon estates, Shopping House and Church Farm, tied to Feargus O Connor Land Scheme, forfeited deposits bring properties back to market.

Manchester Captain Coax Martin Cleveland Yorkshire Captain Cook Mathon Feargus O'Connor Worcester Journal

Working men and the State Church in 1849 Birmingham

A Birmingham correspondent argues within 1849 issued letters about the Sabbath, cheap literature, and national establishments. He urges working men to judge the Church of England as the state church and to test its role in civil rights, proposing prizes for essays and supporting separation of church and state.

Church of England Church of Christ Birmingham

How to discover the truth about the Regium Donum

A reader urges ministers of the three Dissenting denominations to sign declarations denying receipt of the Regium Donum to reveal who actually benefits. He notes possible abuse and calls for a town collection to identify real recipients and expose the broader issue of charity and conduct among the Dissenting ministers. Newcastle on Tyne, June 11, 1849.

Regium Donum Bright Newcastle-on- Tyne

Annual Examination at Girls' Model School Borough Road

The Girls' Model School Borough road held its annual examination with Rev Lord Wriothesley Russell in the chair. Visitors filled the room as pupils demonstrated strong history geography and Scripture knowledge. Singing in parts impressed, and many fine needlework specimens were shown. Sir Walter Stirling moved thanks, seconded by Professor Pilluna of Edinburgh.

Borough Road Lord Wriothesley Russell Walter Stirling Bart Pilluna Edinburgh and Noble

France Faces Red Republican Demonstration in Paris Street Clash

A Wednesday Red Republican protest in Paris drew 25 000 marchers led by 12 000 National Guards to oppose the Assembly on Rome and the Rome Republic. Troops total 60 000 to 70 000 were deployed. clashes near the Concorde and Rue de la Paix ended with dispersal. No major fatalities reported, but barricades and street fighting occurred as police and troops moved in.

Paris Rome Legislative Assembly Red Republicans Chateau d’Eau Bonne Nouvelle National Guards M. Etienne Arago 8Th Legion Lancers Place de la Concorde Porte St.Denis Bastile Garde Meuble Rue Royale Rue St. Florentin Tuileries Gardens Chasseurs Vincennes Rue de la Paix Changarnier

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