Ireland and political reform in an age of agitation
A lengthy letter discusses Irish politics, education, and policy. It opposes Ulster anti-reform currents, criticizes Home Rule strategies, and urges truth, technical learning, and unity under a strong government. The writer argues for practical progress, condemns garbled statements, and calls for broad Christian action to transform society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Dr. Cullen
Ireland
Queen Victoria
Scotland
England
Fortescue
Louth
Ecolesatreet
Dublin
Parliament
House of Commons
Cullen
United Kingdom
Communion Proposal for a May 24 Special Service
The editor of the Nonconformist notes a landwide proposal for a special communion service in all sanctuaries honoring Jesus as Supreme Head. The aim is to express believer oneness and, on May 24, commit national interests to divine governance. The plan rests on desire for pure religion and limits of sectarian efforts to meet common needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Christ Jesus
Jericho
Tom
Thomas Roberts
Jesus Christ
Funeral Sermon Honors Rev. Thomas Binney at Weigh House Chapel
The Weigh House Chapel crowd mourns Rev. Thomas Binney with Dr. Stoughton delivering a sermon on his life. The discourse praises Binney’s physical presence and moral fervor, notes his logical preaching and practical mind, and urges listeners to see in his death a call to personal faith and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigh House
Stoughton
Kensington
Binney
W. Braden
Dr. Stoughton
Paul
Judea
God
Isaac Watts
John Howe
Howe
Gregory Nyssen
Basil
Thomas Binney
Abney Park
God’s Acre
John Pye-Smith
Andrew Reed
John Morrison
Arthur Tidman
Sychar