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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 01, 1878

Page

5

Religious Union debate and Valenines sermon at OrroRD-Chapel

The Leicester conference discussion on Congregational communion basis prompts firm stance against war policies. At OrroRD Road Chapel Barnsbury the public recognition of Rev J M Hannay Valentine as pastor follows with remarks on ministerial settlement and Congregationalist goals, noting past leaders Pulsford Hood and Paxton Hood.

D. Nimmo Monmouth Conference of the Congregational Union Leicester Nimmo Shillito Congregational Union Her Rees Swansea Orrord-Road Barnsbury Pulsford Paxton Hood Jones Allen Baptists Valentine Mr. Hannay Hannay Newth Roberts Winchester E. White Ellis

Poison in the Nursery Adulterated Violet Powder Linked to Illness

Fresh Lancet evidence from Dalston warns that violet powder adulterated with white arsenic caused an erysipelas outbreak in four infants. Analysis showed more than twenty percent arsenic in two samples. the Adulteration Act cannot reach manufacturers, prompting urgent parental warning.

Dalston

Anniversary Meeting at Far Ringdon Street School

The annual meeting and half yearly election of a local school were held at Memorial Hall Far Ringdon Street yesterday afternoon. With Mr Samuel Morley absent the chair was taken by Mr J Kemp Welch. The report praised headmaster Rev Thomas Rudd and noted strong pupil success and Cobden Prize honors. The committee proposed admitting lay boarders and a £80 gift from a Shropshire donor to fund a perpetually funded scholar. The income stood at £3,072 with £228 10s 6d in hand. A vote adopted a rule change to allow limited lay boarders, with a rider to exclude minister's sons only if necessary. An address to retiring Hon Sec Viney was presented, and Viney received lasting thanks. Eight boys were elected.

Memorial Hall Farringdon Street Samuel Morley M.P J. Kemp-Welch J. Viney J. W. Mummery Newth W. Tyler W. Farrer Dr. Lockhart R. F. Potter Thomas Rudd Cobden Shropshire Viney J. Moraats Jones Winliam Roberts Notting Hill W. Tyer W. T. ReEve I. V. Mummery Josiah Viney K. F. Porter Mr. Viney Henvircu

Missionary Society Anniversary Reports Slower Growth and Martyrdom

The Church Missionary Society held its anniversary at Sixteen Hall with Earl of Chichester presiding. Receipts rose to 207053 pounds from 175993 pounds, six new missionary candidates joined, and several members died including Lieut Shergold Smith and Mr O Neil. Bonny witnessed a Christian martyr, and Sierra Leone and East Africa projects showed progress amid rising Mediterranean costs. Persia and Northern India missions require more support while the Punjab mission continued.

South India Ceylon China Japan New Zealand North-West America Archdeacon Kirby North Pacific Earl of Chichester Sydney Church Missionary Society Saskatchewan Madras Canon Martin Newcastle upon-Tyne Sixeter Hall Wright Shergold Smith O'Neil Bonny Sierra Leone East Africa Nyanza Mediterranean Persia India Punjab

Baptist Home and Irish Mission Society Annual Meeting

The annual meeting at Bloomsbury Chapel was chaired by G H Leonard of Bristol. The secretary read a report on Ireland and England operations with seventeen principal stations and twenty-one missionaries. Cost of operations in England and Ireland was £5215.

Bloomsbury Chapel G. H Leonard Bristol Stock Millard Friends Ireland Belfast England Bloomfield Gloucester Charles Williams Accrington W. Duff Shoreditch

Ladies Memorial Seeks Conference for European Peace

A petition from women to Queen Victoria calls for a European Peace Conference or Congress. Signatures are urged quickly with copies obtainable from listed ladies in London and surrounding areas. Early signers include Mrs Thomas Taylor Mrs Shore Dr Louisa Atkins Miss Anna Swanwick and others.

Europe A. Short Wirgrove Suoninghill Mastey Argyll Road Kensington Tremenhere Porchesterplace C. A. Liggs Notting Vwaillequare Albert Bedford-gardens Thomas ‘Taylor Shore Louisa Atkins Anna Swanwick Bernard (Girton John Hullah Cairnes

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