Congregationalism in the United States and Pope Prosecution
An extract outlines Congregational Church growth in 1873 with 3,325 churches and 323,679 members plus benevolence receipts. It also notes the Pope’s remarks on Protestant persecutions, a libel case involving Bishop Moran and Rev. O Keefe, and reflections on church-state relations in America including public worship and chaplains.
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Austria
Hungary
Antonelli
England
United States
Congregationalist
Congregational Church
O’brien
Theuty
Ionoglve
Henry Havelock
Pissempas
Aldershot
Sir Henry Aestages
Feugious Mathers Delp
Mojesty
13Th Light Infantry
India
Church Ofd
George the Fourth
Sarah
New York Gazetteer
Bradford Observer
Atlas of Classical and Biblical Geography Part Four and Five Plans
The fourth part of Dr William Smith's Atlas will be published by Mr Murray about Easter. The fifth part with the letter press will be ready by Christmas. Winwood Reade, Times correspondent, is authoring a full Ashantee war account for Mesars Smith Elder and Co.
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William Smith
Murray
Winwood Reade
The
Times
Mesars, Smith, Elder and Co
New Place of Worship Opened in Accrington
The new church on Cannon street Accrington led by Rev. Charles Williams opened for Divine worship last Thursday. The spire rises 130 feet and the ground floor seats 800, with a large parish school and organ funded by gifts and voluntary contributions totaling about 12,000 pounds.
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Cannonstreet
Accrington
Charles Williams
Baptista of
Blackburn-road
Baptists
Kburn-Road Chapel
Agercoens
Place
Oswaldtwintle
Church
Barnes Street
Sanders
London
Dr. Sanders
John xii
A. Maclaren
Manchester
Mr. Maclaren
Paul
Brock
Gravesend
William Guest
Milton Mount College
Unity Chapel
IsLindon
Henry Jerson
Freeman
India
Bengal
Scotland
Free Presbytery
Paisley
Presbytery
Messrs
Moody and
Sankey
HowprEn
Congregational Church
Howden
Yorkshire
J. P. Ritchie
James Bullock
M.A
Ilsden
James Robertson
J. H. J. Taylor
Bingley
Fred Hall
Thornton
J. Newsholme
Denholme
R. Vaughan
Shipley
Watmuff
Titus Salt
Ritchie
Pastors’ Relief Fund
Bristol
W. R. Skerry
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
R. P. Macmaster
G. H. Leonard
Wearing
T. Wandford
Bloomsbury Chapel
R. Glover
Adams
Stapleton-road Congregational Chapel
Skerry
Tish Street-hill
C. Reed
M.P
W. Braden
A. G. Maitland
P Critchley
Cowdy
W. A. Essery
Friends of Ragged Schools