Diocesan Sittings in England and Wales Compared
A statistician details church sittings across thirty dioceses, comparing Manchester Chester and Soper and Man sees. He estimates Chester totaling about 316000 sittings plus 10000 extra, and Manchester about 369512 including mission rooms, noting historic totals and population shifts.
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Chester
Liverpool
West Derby
Manchester
Cheshire
Church of England
Lancashire
Soper
Man
Province of
Canterbury
London
Winchester
Banpor
Bath and W
Chichester
Exeter Ly
Gloucester
Hereford
Lichfield
Lincoln
Llandaff
Norwich A
Oxford
Peterborough
Rochester
Salisbury
St. Albans
St. Asaph
Ripon
Carlisle
Soctor
Horace Mann
Fragmentary note on evolving building structures
The passage suggests many earlier structures were superseded by better designs, reflecting ongoing changes in construction practices. It hints at a shift toward more durable or advanced forms, though it offers no specific dates or names.
Ecclesiastical Opinion in France
A correspondent surveys French politics under President Grévy, noting ministerial shifts, Gambetta's rising role, and clashes over education and church influence. It cites the Evangeliste of Nismes urging Protestant unity and outlines plans for evangelistic campaigns and itinerant missions across French Protestant societies.
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France
Grévy
M. de Marcére
M. Waddington
M. Gambetta
Rome
Jacques Bonhomme
Nos Conférenciers Et Nos Évangélistes
Jl’ Evangeliste
Interior Evangelical Mission
Irance
J’ Evangeliste
Central Society
Evangelical Society
Society of Geneva
Interior Mission
Society of Neuchatel
Free Churches Mission
Lutheran Internal Mission
Lyons
Paris
Unfinished Beaconsfield Biography by Beeton
A June 13 1877 notice reviews an unfinished Beaconsfield biography by an anonymous author issued by Beeton. The new volume condenses earlier material into about 360 pages with footnote quotations and traces Disraeli’s rise as Protectionist leader to his empire era, critiquing his calls for power through manipulation and the contempt for political norms.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Beeton
England
Lord Beaconefield
Robert Peel
Disraeli
British Empire
Berlin
George Bentinck
Vivian Grey
Cobden