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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1869

Page

3

New Congregational Church Opens in Yorkshire Town

The new Congregational Church in a rising Yorkshire watering-place was opened with a morning service led by Rev. E. R. Conder. The building seats 650 adults and 200 scholars, cost about 5000 pounds with 3500 raised, and is described as Gothic Early Decorated. a luncheon followed with toasts to the preachers and building committee.

Leicester Williams E. R. Conder Crescent Hotel Alderman Brown Campbell W. Byles West Riding Riddingsroad Greelane J. P. Pritchett Darlington Irish Wesleyan Methodist Conference Cork S. R. Hall John Bedford Thomas Vasey George T. Perks Home Missionary Committee Dublin Belfast Wesleyan Foreign Mission Fund Ireland Romish National Board Missionary Committee London James Tobias R. Crook W. Crook George Vance Daily News

Debate on Government measure and simony claim in Irish Church

Letter argues opponents seek spoil from advowsons and calls enforcement of anti-simony laws to reduce church profits. Also a plea for missionaries children, urging readers to sponsor seaside treats for their holidays and to help alleviate hardship of those abroad.

Gladstone Bradford J. J. Foreman Demerara Walthamstow Blackheath Sam

Clergy pay and prayer book endowment debate in Ireland

The writer warns that large sums to incumbents and curates raise moral and religious concerns. A linked endowment via the Book of Common Prayer could cement a new establishment and drive Popery, urging disestablishment safeguards and free religious liberty for Irish Episcopalians and English Nonconformists.

Rome Ireland Canterbury Gladstone

Trades Union Bill Conference Accepts Provisions

A Manchester conference of trades societies debated the Trades Union Bill. They voted to accept its provisions as best suited to gain general acceptance by the current Parliament, though the bill as introduced does not satisfy all unions. The second reading is set for July 7.

Manchester Messrs. Hughes and Mundella

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