Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

South Sea Weston-Super-Mare R. C. Pritchett Weston J. Titley Eyton Gammage Clevedon Pritchett Griffith Robert Ferguson London Lambert Ladbrook Andover Regent’s Park College J. Radford Thomson Tunbridge Wells E. E. Lang East Grinsted W. Barker Hastings B. Preece Poplar Jos. Angus D.D Astor Usher Redhill Bailey and Shepherd College Regent’s Park

Finchley Newroad Halley Godwin Spring Hill College Selwyn Fund W. Farrer New College T. W. Aveling T. Binney C. Dukes J. C. Harrison Raleigh Stoughton N. Jennings Dr. Kennedy Wardlaw W. Orr W. Roberts P. J. Turquand Messrs C. E. Mudie J. A. Baynes H. Spicer Sen Jun G. W. Stevenson G. F. Dickinson C. Latham H. Wright Septimus P. Moore J. B. French T. Jeffreys W. P. Lyon J. Viney Dr. Young P. Strutt W. Tyler A. McMillan 8. Marsh S. W. McAll R. D. Wilson G. W. Conder Binary Newth Hanley John Knox Walter F. Adeney Matthew Robertson James Edward Flower Alfred Cave Adeney Robertson Scotland Elijah Society of England Oliver Sofforth Australia University of London Game University Frederick Wilkins Aveling Bennet King Frederick Walter Clarke David Young Morpeth John Rhenius Clarkson Ongar George Stocks Ordish Little Lever Bolton Edward Walker Andover George Alexander Christie Cheshunt College Jonathan Calvert New Congregational Church St. Clement’s Ipswich Great Berkhampstead Basingstoke William Henry Jackson Bassingbourne Matthew Robert Son Cambridge William Oliver Brecon College Chalfont St. Giles Billinghurst Sussex Redbourne Wolverton Crackley Berman Thomas Alers Hankey John Bunter Tulse Hill Constable Court of Chancery Council of London