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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 21, 1873

Page

2

Daughters' College Opening Remarks and Fundraising Match

A large meeting reviews expenditure and progress of a new ladies' college building funded by donors. Thos. Scrutton reports 20,000 price, 5,000 loan, 15,000 raised, aims to clear debt quickly, with 112 pupils expected and 30 overall annual per-student cost. Several MPs and ministers laud its purpose and pledge support through subscriptions.

M.P Lambeth J. J. Colman Norwich G. Leeman York T. L. Devitt W. Marshall Walton J. K. Welch H. O. Wills G. F. White Thos. Scrutton Joseph Crossley CuHarrMan Scrutton Eustraer R. Conper Daughters of Congregational Ministers England Scotland Wales United Kingdom

Clergy Appointments and Commemorative Meeting Summary

The Rev. J B Barker accepted the Edgeware Congregational Church pastorate for twelve months beginning May 18. In Wellingborough, Rev. W Courtnall declined to stand for the united church pastorate after a union of two Congregational churches. At St Pauls Square Chapel Sour Tesra a tea meeting marked fourteen years of Rev J Hunt Cooke’s ministry with praise for harmony and prosperity. ministers from several denominations attended.

Edgeware London J. 8. Barker Wellingborough W. Courtnall Cheese Lane United Church St. Paul’s Square Chapel Sour Tesra J. Hunt Cooke W. Fielder J. Eyres J. Neobard T. W. Medhurat W. Jones C. Watkins

Gladstone and Irish Church disestablishment debate

The writer criticizes Mr. Gladstone for opposing disestablishment and fears state control of church life. He argues Scotland shows freedom of doctrine strengthens the church, citing Denison, Ryle, Colenso, and Knox era leaders, and notes the role of Synod and Assembly in spiritual vitality.

Gladstone Ireland Church of England Archdeacon Denison Ryle Colenso Knox Melville Chalmers Buchanan Candlish Cookes Macleods Piries Principa Tulloch Alex. Taylor Innes Free Church Scotland Gibson

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Planta Congregational Union Emanuel Hospital Forster Davin Thomas Bristol Mr. Thomas McArthur Loth J. J. Cotman House of Commons Jostan Viney Lewisham MR. Gladstone
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