Unspecified society meets in Nottingham with unanimous resolutions
Friends gather to discuss society workings, answer inquiries, and approve resolutions unanimously. The meeting ends with thanks to Mr. Simpson for presiding and to Nottingham friends for hospitality. Mr Gallu Away recalls early treasurer Arthur Morley and benefactors including the late Alderman Herbert as support for the work.
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Simpson
Nottingham
Gallu
Arthur Morley
Alderman Herbert
A. Wells
Annual meetings of religious and temperance groups report
Proceedings cover the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel at Willis's Rooms with 145,236 in income and 567 missionaries, including 121 in Africa, plus reports from United Presbyterian Synod in Edinburgh, and Exeter Hall temperance league noting small declines in excise and rising support across Navy and schools, with calls for broader unity and a Sunday closing bill in Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Willis
Archbishop of Canterbury
Africa
Canterbury
Earl of
Carnarvon
H. Barkly
Melanesia
R. R. Winter
United Pressyterian Synod
United Presbyterian Synod
Free Church General Assembly
Edinburgh
Croom
Matthew
Peddie
McColl
Partick
George Jeffrey
Glasgow
David Macrae
Gourock
Exeter Hall
William King Ha
Temperance Choral Society
Ane
Royal Navy
Greenwich Hospital
Stevenson A. Blackwood
Edwards
Bangor
National Temperance League
Wales
W. P. Lockhart
John Laverack
Aldershot
B. W. Richardson
Public morality drive boosts temperance in schools and dinners
The passage notes two years of rapid progress in temperance efforts, with meetings showing public interest and widespread abolition of strong drink in boarding schools. It adds that dinner table excesses have declined and wine consumption has fallen, ending with thanks to the chairman as Colonel Sandwith spoke.
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Sandwith
Religions and Denominational Heirs in Various Localities
A bulletin of religious updates notes Rev J Baldwin Brown to lecture at Weigh House Chapel in May. Rev William Leese Giles to begin as pastor at Clough Fold Baptist Church on May 18 Ipswich. Jubilee events at Nicholas Chapel Ipewigh feature sermons by Rev Wigner and Rev H Simon, plus a tea and addresses by Rev Wickham Tozer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Baldwin Brown
Weigh House
William Leese Giles
South-street
Greenwich
Baptist Church
Clough Fold
Lancashire
Ipswich
Nicholas
Ipewigh
Wigner
H. Simon
Westminster Chapel
Wickham Tozer
Halesworth
A. A. Dowsett
Merton
Surrey
B. Crowther
J. E. Turner
J. P. Gledstone
Henry Spicer
J. Baines
A. Halford
J. F. Poulter
B.A
J. Pate
John Fisher
Hackney College
London Missionary Society
Fairbairn
Airedale College
Christ Church
Westminster Road
E. Herber Evans
Exeter Hall
William Muir
India
J. Fleming Stevenson
W. G. Lawes
New Guinea
Willis
Q.C
W. Clarkson
Wycliffe Chapel
Wycliffe New Sunday Schools
Sir C. Reed
Dr. Kennedy
McAuslane
Watts
J. Chadburn
Messrs
Powell
Sargeant
Heath
Parker
Aveling
G. Martin
R. Lovell
T. Scrutton
Hsg
Earl and Countess of Aberdeen
Christian Eividence Society
Farl of
Harrowby
Oldham
Grosvenor Chapel
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Harrowby
Gloucester
Rigg
Berkeley, Butler
Paley
Thornton
Bishop Parry
John Macgregor
Enq
Congregational Union OF
England and Wales
Congregational Union
London
Memorial Hall
Newth
D.D
Westminster Bridge Road
Newman Hall
W. Cuthbertson
Clemance
England
Church Aid and Home Missionary Society
Congregational Home Missionary
Colonial Missionary
Irish Evangelical Societies
H. Allen
A. Mackennal
Union Chapel
Islington
R. W. Dale
Bethnal Green
Victoria Hall
R. H. Lovell
Approach Road
Morley
Lovell
Sankey
Young Men’s Christian Association
Scoffer
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