Revival Forces Stir London Churches in 1859 Awakening
Long report on religious revival patterns from 1859 Ireland to London, urging faith over unbelief. Speakers urge biblical model from Paul, emphasize Spirit over might, and call for united work, with missionary zeal spreading through Ulster, Wales, Scotland, and America. </S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luthar
Melanchthon
Wycliffe
Huss
Mr. Scott
Varley
Jesus
Barnardo
John Vine
Ireland
Grattan Guinness
Paul
Public event to be held in Edinburgh Castle building
An event is scheduled for Saturday May 30 at Dr Barnardo's Edinburgh Castle Lime house venue. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Glasgow
Perth
Aberdeen
Dundee
Berwick
England
Dr. Barnardo
Edinburgh Castle
Limehouse
Dissenting Deputies and the Education Question
A reader notes that Watsons motion passed by nine votes signals growing progress among Nonconformists toward secular, board-only education funded by public money. The writer argues the Deputies now support compulsory board elections and secular schooling, despite an attempt to discredit the motion by the chairman.
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Botton
Forster and Nonconformists on Education Reform
A reader defends Mr Forster and the Education Act, arguing the nation owes him gratitude for creating compulsory schooling and expanding school boards. He compares opinion then and now, notes improved attendance, broader interest, and better school accommodation across the country.
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Forster
Education Department
Mr. Forster
Great Britain
Boards of Guardians
Boards of Health
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Professor Nunner
Maurice Nenner
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