Education and Union Proceedings At Congregational Assembly
The assembly approved a resolution to continue efforts next year with a guarantee fund and further circulars. Reports from J Blackburn on the Wycliffe Society and J Ely on Birmingham conference outlined aims for statistics, chapel capacity, and amalgamation of Irish and British missions. Debates over government aid to schools and the Welsh Normal School reflected differing views, with a Plymouth adjourned meeting planned for October and a new committee elected.
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J. Blackburn
Wycliffe Society
J. Ely
Leeds
Birmingham
London
London Missionary Society
Wells
Reed
Patriot
Dr. Reed
Committee of the Union
Union
Halley
General Assembly
J. A. James
Theongregational
Blomfield Street
R. Ainslie
James Graham
Samuel Morley
Hamilton
Borough Road
Congregational Board of Education
British and Foreign School Society
Ainslie
Morley
Blackburn
M‘all
Nottingham
Binney
Edward Baines, Jun
Townley
Richards
Parsons
Gawt
Wales
Williams
M.P
Principality
St. David’s
Congregational Education Committee
England
Charitable Trusts
Messrs
Ely
Scales
Hudswell
Plymouth
Devonport
Stonehouse
Vaughan
Union of Seccession and Relief Churches Meeting
A South College Relief Church assembly discusses uniting the United Secession and Relief Churches. Deputations from both sides express mutual aims, stressing church unity and evangelical progress, with leaders urging a firm basis for a lasting union. The report notes ongoing hesitation and hope for reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union OF Secession and Relief Churches
South College-secret
Relief Church
Relief Synod
Ellis
Saltcoats
United Secession Synod
Secession Church
Ridston
Brown
Young
Baird
Messrs. Ellis
M.kelvie
Dr. Struthers
M.michael
Scotland
Christ
Auld
Secession and
Relief
Correspondent Sends Wishes for Good Luck
A correspondent notes that efforts are proceeding well and extends hearty wishes for success and God-speed.
Batterses Tragedy and Buckingham Palace Intruder
In Battersea, Eliza Clarke faced indictments for murdering her three children by tossing them from Battersea Bridge. Found feeble, she pleaded not guilty and was held. trial postponed until the next day. A verdict of not guilty on insanity followed, with detention ordered. Separately, a sailor intruded Buckingham Palace gardens claiming to flee as destitute, sleeping on a sofa under a tent and seeking the Queen. remanded until Saturday. Also noted is the upcoming marriage of Lady Anna Grenville to Mr Langton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterses
Eliza Clarke
Battersea Bridge
Baron Alderson
BuckingHam Palace
Buckingham-palace Gardens
St. James’s Park
Bow-street
Anna Grenville
Duke and Duchess of Buckingham
Langton
Gore Langton
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British Anti-State Church Association
Independent
Geddington
Northamptonshire
Leicester
Messrs. J. Jenkinson
J. Spence
J. Ellarby
D. Townsend
Callan
Burton
Clongowes
Freeman
Prussia
General Evangelical Synod
General Synod
Rhenish
Westphalia
Evangelical Church
Leeds Times
Exeter
Shore
Globe
Secession
ManisuaLt
Heven
Marshall