Opening Festival for Daughters of Congregational Ministers
A May 16 1873 opening festival at Farpay includes a twelve o'clock ladies meeting devotional at 3 30 p.m. and a 4 p.m. public meeting led by Samuel Morley M.P. with addresses from prominent ministers. Train details, tickets, luncheon, and a large list of guests and donors are noted along with a plan to support a bustentation fund for ministers. The article also cites provisos on admission and rail arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Congregational Ministers
Farpay
Thomas Binney
Samuel Morley
Eustace R. Condor
The
London
T. T. Ormerod
N. T. Powell
Edmund T. Prust
Peter Spokes
B. Sully
Henry Thompson
Wilberforce Tribe
Josiah Viney
Chas. Walton
D. Watney
James Watts
F. Wells
J. Kemp Welch
Geo
F. White
John Whitley
Mark Whitwell
J. Carvell Williama
Joshua Wilson
Henry Wright
WM. Guest
May supplements announce church anniversaries and reports
The Nonconformist issues for May publish full reports on Baptist Union and related anniversaries across May 1 to May 21 with gratis supplements. Debates in the House of Commons on Disestablishment, original sketches of May meetings, and post subscription by twenty penny stamps are noted. Address orders to Bouverie Street Fleet Street EC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Lipgration Society
Exeter Haut
The
Baptist Union
United Methodist Free Churches
Baptist Missionary Society
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Congregational Union
Bible Society
Religious Tract Society
Sunday School Union
British and Foreign School Society
London Missionary Society
Peace Society
Irish Evangelical Society
House of Commons
Ordrer
Bouverie-Street
Fleet-Street
Akgthur Mratu
Bouyerie-street
Fleetstreet
Parliament faces a quiet week with key bills debated
Parliament spent a quiet week advancing minor measures. The Supreme Court of Judicature Bill moves from committee to the Lords for tonight’s discussion amid pending amendments. J Lowe's Budget drew wide attendance as Mr. Smith urged government views on local and imperial taxation. The Chancellor rebuked Mr Smith while proposing broad tax remission. Debate on Jacob Bright's Women’s Disabilities Bill showed signs of progress despite slim chances of passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Judicature
Select Committee
House of Lords
Cairns
Salisbury
Redesdale
J. Lowe
W. H. Smith
Mr.Gladstone
Smith
Jacob Bright
House of Commons
Paris election results and European developments abroad
The Paris vote returns M Barochet by about 45,000 over M de Rémusat, with Thiers pressing Republican policy. Emperor William tours St Petersburg as Vienna hosts a grand international exhibition. Spain faces a Madrid coup dissolving the National Assembly, while Prussia’s peers back restricting clergy in state affairs. US troops suffer another ambush in Oregon Modoc war. Sir Samuel and Lady Baker reach safety near Gondokoro on the White Nile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Barochet
M. de Rémusat
M. Thiers
William
St. Petersburg
Prince of Wales
Vienna
Spain
National Assembly
Madrid
Marshal Serrano
Signor Sagasta
Prussia
House of Peers
Herrenhaus
United States
Oregon
Oregon, and Have Also the Welcome Intelligence That Sir Samuel
Lady Baker
Gondokoro
White Nile
Land Transfer Bill Promises Reform Across Lords
The Lord Chancellor and other law lords praise proposed land transfer reforms as a remedy for an onerous, centuries old system. The bill aims to replace the cumbrous, costly process with clearer procedures, while past acts and recent attempts are cited as reasons for cautious optimism about eventual passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Selborne
House of Lords
Lord Hatherley
Lord Romilly
Ireland
Lord Westbury
Lord Cranworth
Lord Cairns
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Heobald
Brothers
Miall
Corn Exchange
Ilton Mount College
Edward Baines
Alfred Allott
Armitage
W. Ih. Avery
George Barnes
A. Barnes
W. H. Bates
Blomfield
Boothroyd
H. Brown
J. W. Buckley
John Clapham
Jas. Clarke
H. Conyers
Joseph Craven
J. Crossley
Alderman Lusk
Samuel
Marling
William M.arthur
Charles Reed
Henry Richard
Sir Charles Wingfield
Gravesend
Kent
Schools’ Inquiry Commission
England and Wales
Charterhouse
Merchant Taylors
St. Paul's
Westminster
Winchester
Harrow
Eton
Shrewsbury
Rugby
Aves
Edward Miall
M.P
SHARP
Messrs
Sharp and Co
Poultry
Lothbury
F.C
Therincipal Weekly Journal
F. Williams
J. Quail
J. T. Waraker
Toowoomba
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