Palestine Exploration Society appeal from London 1875
A May 22 1875 letter from Palestine appeals to Nonconformists for funds and support to the Catholic Constitution committee of the Exploration Society. It lists Drs Stoughton Alexander and Allen on the committee along with Archbishops Canterbury and York and other bishops and lay leaders. Funds are needed to carry on the work and inquiries with renewed vigour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. St. Clair
Exploration Society
Stoughton
L. Alexander
Allen
Canterbury
York
Palestine
Kensington Cemetery
Stuate
Ealing
Hanwell
Parsons
Cempear
Elasrenee ‘Vestry
Trole
Aleo
Tony
Keubington
Othr
Reuben Green
Vail
EpEurg
Be Kensington Cemetery clashes and reform appeal
A reader criticizes the Kensington Cemetery management, arguing for impartial, nonconformist access and fair fees. He notes a lack of nonconformist chapels, calls for honest inquiry, and cites past local disputes over cemetery governance and church-state bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Cemetery
Revival of Religion Sparks Warmer Church Meetings
A reader writes that revival prayers have swept the land but reports that many churches, including their own, found recent special services poorly led. The senior deacon led services in the pastor’s absence, with readers urged to learn how to conduct meaningful, heartfelt gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dezar Sin
Congregational Union
Rural Dissent in Marlborough Warns of Rural Disestablishment Fight
The writer warns that prophecy of rapid disestablishment is risky and urges rural districts to grasp the agitation. He recalls a Liberation Society meeting in Marlborough with Rev. J. B. Heard, noting local reluctance and the cost to supporters who fear losses in ledgers and social ties.
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Liberation Society
Marlborough
Wiltshire
J. B. Heard
Huddersfield
Heard
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