Religious notices from Liverpool to Darwen chapels
A roundup of pastorates and honors across England and Wales. Accounts include Rev. Morgan Lloyd receiving a purse for seven years at Node Hill Chapel, Rev. G. B. Johnson honored in Doncaster with a silver teapot, and appointments or ordinations for ministers in Darwen Liverpool Ashton Wingerworth Hackney and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Morgan Lloyd
Node Hill Chapel
Doncaster
Hallgate Independent
G. B. Johnson
Johnson
Independent Church
Darwen
Lancashire
Porter
Wardlaw
Glasgow
Robert Massiz
Newton-le- Willows
Atherstone
Warwickshire
D. L. Pacue
Pembroke Dock
South Wales
Baptist Church
Cotton-street
Poplar
Liverpool
Stent
Baptist Noel
R. P. Clarke
Western College
E. Jakes
Blackburn
R. Slate
Preston
Eccles Shorrock
H. H. Scullard
Mill Hill
R. Knill
Chester
T. Raffles
D.D
Ll.d
J. C. M.michael
A. Flowson
J. Angoll
H. Lings
J. Cameron
Clarke
Nichols
Derby
Leicester
Nottingham
Loughborough
Newark
Retford
Worksop
Edward Adey
Leighton Buzzard
H. L. Adams
Hackney
Cox
Marestreet Chapel
Baptist Wriothesley Noel
Hugsbourne Tarrant
W. Wainwright
London Itinerant Society
Thomas Young
North Warnborough
J. S. Pearsall
Andover
A. Johnson
Basingstoke
Arbitration Meetings Across Cornwall Urge Peace Over War
A series of Cornwall gatherings led by Rev Jerome Clapp and J Passmore Edwards pressed for arbitration instead of war. Delegates spoke in Launceston Bodmin Liskeard St Austell Truro Hayle and other towns, passing resolutions to condemn war and seek arbitration. In Liverpool the Baptist Missionary Society auxiliary debated incorporation, ultimately rejecting it amid unanimous sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Jerome Clapp
Appledore
J. Passmore Edwards
Bandon
Peace Congress Committee
Launceston
Patson
Horsey
Bodmin
Ienry Mudge
Peirce
Liskeard
John Jones
Edwards
Clapp
Adams
John Allen
John Elliot
St. Austell
Cope
Truro
John Paddon
Stephens
Passmore Edwards
Hayle
Thesser
Liverroot Baptist Missionary
Sooty
Liverpool
Baptist Missionary Society
Myrtle-street Chapel
Abolition of Church-rates Debate Moves in Parliament
Mr Trelawny, MP for Tavistock, urges immediate action to end Church-rates. He cites past ministers' calls, legal irregularities, and cases of enforcement, arguing the rates burden dissenters and harm church relations, while petitioners press for abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelawny
Lord Althorp
Spring Rice
John Russell
Mr. Trelawny
Lord Stanley
John Thorogood
Bidwell
Cambridge
Shore
Exeter
John Easthope
Ireland
L'Relawny
W. P. Woop
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Religious Intelligence
John Adey
London
Wainwright
Matton
Yorksuirge
George Schofield
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Ashton-Under-Lyng
A. Pitt
Ashton-under- Lyne
Wingerworth
Chesterfield
W. Blandy
Gentleman
Soresby- Street Congregational Church
T. Irving, Esq
Jos. Parker
Culver Preen
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