Reform and religion clash over church state ties
Archdeacon Dennison opposes bishop's curates in East Brent debate. The Three Denominations discuss a congratulatory address to the Prince of Wales and the future role of Nonconformists at St Paul's Thanksgiving. A Spectator letter calls for shared national effort to honor the Cathedral ceremony.
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Dennison
East Brent
Denison
Daily Telegraph
Prince of Wars
London Missionary Society
Blomfield Street
Prince of Wales
A. McMillan
Alexander Hannay
T. Binney
St. Paul’s
J. Baldwin Brown
Brixton
The
Spectator
Loyal Catholics condemn lack of prayers by bishops in Ireland
A Catholic pamphlet criticizes Irish bishops for not ordering public prayers during perilous times and notes loyal Catholics regret the omission. The report also mentions Mr Samuelson’s Commons notice on increasing denominational training college grants.
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Relans
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Samuelson
House of Commons
Religious notices from overton and ventnor churches
Congregational Church Swanland invites Rev J E Whitehead to pastorate and Rev J Moreton to return to Overton Hampshire. Primitive Methodists buy Stepney Green Tabernacle, with 1000 seats and 500 schoolrooms, leasehold ninety years. Leicester Collegiate Church seeks to put its premises in trust and raise funds. Brixton Independent Church honors Alfred Houlder with a clock and address. Trinity Chapel welcomes home Rev D Robertson with gifts marking his marriage and ten years of growth. Ventnor Congregational Church lays memorial transept stone. R A Tarlton receives trowel amid fundraising total over 1,072 pounds. Moffat praises Africa work as stone ceremony proceeds.
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J. E. Whitehead
Clornccastle
Congregational Church
Swanland
Hull
Overton
Hants
J. Moreton
London
Home Missionary Society
Hampshire Association
Stepney-green Tabernacle
Archibald Brown
Leicester
Collegiate School
Joseph Williams
Brixton
Alfred Houlder
Brixton Independent Church
Claylands Chapel
J. Baldwin Brown
Priersoroveh
Trinity Chapel
D. Robertson
Wm. Vergette
Robertson
Verninor
R. A. Tarlton, Esq
Australia
Ventnor
R. A. Davies
J. Williamson
G. A. Collard
Yde
Davies
Robert Moffat
Africa
R. A. Tarlton
J. D. Cring
Sandown
J. H. Jellie
Gosport
Joseph Fletcher
Christchurch
Thomas Poole
Lymington
Cosmopolitan on Maine law shows limited open liquor access
The writer cites A Cosmopolitan noting a Maine man from Pembroke says there are more than a dozen places where drink is occasionally sold, with two local merchants shipping liquor from Canada and to Boston and New York. It suggests no local distilleries, enforcement is uneven, and liquor accessible near the county jail dampens the law's effect.
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America
Maine
Neal Dow
State of
Pembroke
Washington
Canada
Boston
New York
Sons of Temperance
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Whitefield
Wesley
Church of England
Canon Birks
Canon
Christ
God
Humphry
Duc de St. Simon
Louis XIV
Fenelon
England
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