Christian benevolence and the operatives of Britain
A call to widen Christian action to Europe and especially the British working class. The piece argues operatives lack religious reach, urging press outreach, affordable reading, and a penny publication to educate and unite workers, viewing such efforts as essential to social harmony and faith.
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Rhone
Geneva
Brotherhood of Man
Anti state church movement breakfast in Waterloo rooms
A Scottish Anti state church Association breakfast in Waterloo rooms drew over 200 supporters. Rev J Campbell presided as several speakers including Rev Dr Young and Revs Marshall Jacque and Renton urged vigorous action to advance anti state church aims and distribute deputations, local associations, and parliamentary candidates. Lectures followed in nearby villages with Rev J Stock discussing church state separation at Wilsden and Thornton.
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Epinnunen
Waterloo
J. Campbell
Independent
Albany-street
Young
Perth
Marshall
Cupar Angus
Jacque
Auchterarder
Renton
Kelso
Scotland
Braprorp
Yorksuirne
J. Stock
Salendine Nook
Wilsden
Stock
Thornton
Seizure of Dissenters Furniture for Church Salary
On May 1 1849 the beadle and an official took from Mrs Garbutt of Clarence street and Thomas Taylor of Hope street a carpet a clock and a looking glass. Both owners were members of separate churches and the seizure value greatly exceeded the claimed demand.
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Parisy
Hallofax
Beadle
Garbutt
Clarence-street
Thomas Taylor
Hope-street
Baptist Church
Welsh Independents Anniversary at Tabernacle Aldersgate Street
The Welsh Independents celebrated on the 18th at Tabernacle Aldersgate Street with Revs W Rees Moses Ellis B Price and Edmund Evans officiating. Crowds packed the chapel at two and six. A Monday talk by Dr Jenkyn and M Ellis drew a large attentive audience. The Dublin trials discuss Lord judgments affirming Irish Queen cases. A black rain event near Abbeyleix described by Professor Barker with ink color rain, odour, and sediment, prompting chemical analysis.
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Tabernacle
Aldersgate Street
W. Rees
Liverpool
Moses Ellis
Monmouthshire
B. Price
Baptist Missionary Society
Edmund Evans
Jenkyn
Coward College
Tris
Smith O'Brien
M‘manus
House of Lords
Irish Court of Queen's Bench
Law Lords
Abbeyleix
Carlow
Kilkenny
Athy
Barker
Dublin
Anniversary Meetings Highlight British Missions Debt and Duty
The Exeter Hall gathering of about 3,000 attendees chaired by Alderman Kershaw voiced strong support for Foreign and Home Missions. Speakers endorsed the three British Mission Societies, urged generous funding, and called for renewed pledges to expand gospel work at home and abroad, despite urging cautions about limiting influences.
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Exeter Hall
Alderman Kershaw
Britain
Ireland
Nome Missionary Society
the Lord
Jesus
England
Wales
Mr. Kershaw
Colonial Missionary Societies
T. James
Home Missionary Society