Church Building Boom Across London and Wales
A string of congregational and chapel projects unfolds in London and Wales. Performed ceremonies mark foundation stones and memorials for Welsh language chapels in Barbican and Barbican area, with multi-figure gatherings and funding plans.
Correction of report on speech at Congregational Union
Edward White disputes press summary of his remarks on the English Independent and the Christian World. He notes the Assembly supported his protest against one sidedness, and clarifies that he did not accuse other journals of Leicester Conference affiliation. A registered exchange follows.
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J. H. Puleston
M.P
R. Williams
Stephen Evans
London
Wales
Duke of Westminster
Mange
Mold
Stoughton
Robert Cunliffe
Denbigh Boroughs
Richard Grosvenor
Flintshire
John Scott Bankes
Burford Hook
Samuel Morley
Hook
Osborne Morgan
Lord Richard Grosvenor
Tonpontarau
Congregational Union
English Independent
Leicester Conference
The
Christian World
Mark Wilks
Leicester
Edward White
Reader letters on religious journals provoke discussion
Edward White defends his remarks about religious papers after criticism. In a Bridgewater letter dated May 20, 1878, Prout says the praise from the audience outweighed protests, noting White did not claim all dissenting journals were Leicester Conference organs, only the Christian World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Edward
Bridgewater
Kennedy letter on Congregational Union unity in 1878
John Kennedy argues against tolerating divergent views in a voluntary church within the Congregational Union. He cites France’s two irreconcilable factions connected to the state, asserting a true union cannot sustain hundreds of irreconcilables. Dated May 17, 1878.
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Congregational Union
John Kennedy
Reading Election Victory Prompts Liberal Courage Across Country
The Reading Liberals secured a sweeping victory last Friday, boosting Liberal morale nationwide. The piece accuses local Tories of aggressive campaigning in pubs and using the Eastern Question to split the Liberal camp, blaming Sir Francis Goldsmid’s Beaconsfield stance for sowing division.
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Reading
Francis Goldsmid
Beaconsfield
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E. R. Conder
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J. C. Gallaway
J. Mountain
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Congregational Chapel Building Society
Gould
Guest
Balham
Upper Tooting New
London Congregational Chapel Building Society
Wandsworth Lodge
Trinity Road
Upper
Tooting
Charles de Selincourt
W. H. S. Aubery
Surrey Congregational Union
A. Raleigh
New Baptist
Edgware-Road
London Baptist Association
Brondesbury
J. P. Chown
Abbey Road Chapel
J. Harvey
Building Fund
J. Clifford
Edgware Road
Barshan
David Davies
Bridgewater Gardens
Barbican
Falcon-square Chapel
Falcon-square
D. C. Davies
H. Richard
Morgan Lloyd
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