Morley Advocates Mission Halls Across London
In London for an address on social faith the speaker urged a chain of mission halls around Gothic chapels. The Rev W Carr praised the impact on the poor when leaders like Morley and the Earl of Shaftesbury spoke to them. The Shoreditch Town Hall audience grew to 2,000 after four Sundays, and 1,000 new members joined the church. The campaign highlighted Sunday trading declines and the value of gospel-led reform. Others noted the unity in mission work and opposed priestcraft, with testimonies from Samuel Gurney and Samuel Bowty. The meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. Carr
Morley
Earl of Shaftesbury
City Mission
Shoreditch Town Hall
Joan Taylor
Christian Union
SaweEt
Samuel Gurney
Samuel Bowty
Gloucester
Rev E Hinchcliffe Higgins accepted at Maze Hill Church
The Rev E Hinchcliffe Higgins of Kettering accepts a cordial unanimous invitation to lead Maze Hill Congregational Church Greenwich. Also note the Rev J Harcourt leaves Berkhampstead Baptist ministry for a Wandsworth church amid parish regret. Berkshire mission anniversary at Fernham May 23 featured Rev G S Reaney and several delegates. Spitalfields weavers fund revival planning for Jehovah Jireh chapel. Westminster Road Church celebrates Rev Newman Hall’s birthday with a new pulpit. Croydon new Congregational Church opened May 21 with 1000 capacity and 1900 cost. debt noted, donations tallied. sermons by Dale and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hinchcliffe Higgins
Kettering
Maze Hill
Greenwich
J. Harcourt
Baptist Church
Berkhampstead
Wandsworth
Berkshire
Vale of
Fernham
Faringdop
G. S. Reaney
Reading
Charles J. Andrews
J.P
Reaney
J. Jeffries
E. George
Charles Wright
T. C. Udall
Wm. Mack, Esq
Bristol
Spitalfields Silk Weavers
France
Spitalfields
Bethnal Green Road
Jehovah Jireh
Bethnal-green-road
Cannon-street Hotel
W. Tyler
I. V. Mummery
J. de Kewer Williams
John Townley
H. Webb
Victoria Park
Messrs
8. Morley
M.T
Baring Brothers
J. R. Mulls
D. Blow
C. Curist
Westminster Road
Newman Hall
Hall
Surrey Chapel
Hadland
Werstryan
Merrinas
Hull
Kingswood
Woodhouse Grove
Home Mission Department
Liverpool
London
Nottingham
Leeds
Newcastle
Norwich
Lynn
Birmingham
Devonport
Edinburgh
Exeter
Sheffield
York
Bath
Bedford
Northampton
Oxford
Bolton
Cornwall
Macclesfield
Manchester
Portsmouth
Swansea
Croypon
George-street
Croydon
John Sulman
A.R.I.B.A
Furnival’s Inn
J. C. Harrison
W. Clarkson
J. Halsey
Dr. Dale
J. Kemp Welch
Johns
James Spicer
W. R. Spicer
Joshua Harrison
Liberal Candidates and Election Movements Across Britain
Reports state Gladstone will contest Edinburgh with Duncan M'Laren, Cowan retiring for him. Thomas Hughes issues Liberal plea at Salisbury. Oxford University voting shows Smith leading Talbot among professors and readers. Newcastle on Tyne undecided. Hull teetotal push backs Norwood. Tamworth electors dispute Hamer Bass support for Eastern policy.
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Gladstone
Edinburgh
Duncan M‘laren
Cowan
Thomas Hughes
Q.C
Salisbury
Europe
Liberal Party
Times
Oxford University
Smith
Talbot
Oxford
Halifax
EK. Priestman
Bradford
Arthur Pease
Darlington
Tatham
Leeds
H. J. Atkinson
Hull
Tamworth
the Times
Hamer Bass
H. Bass
Meeni Mlansa to Publish Mirot Poem A College Breakfast Party
The July issue will feature a poem by George Mirot titled A College Breakfast Party. The Nineteenth Century will host Midhat Pasha on Turkey and Sir Asiomas Watson on smallpox vaccines. Gladstone writes Liberty in the East. Pattison plans a Milton life. Collins to publish Shakespeare King John with the Queen's Players 1589 edition edited by F C Fleay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mirot
Meeni Mlansa
Midhat Pasha
Turkey
Asiomas Watson
Gladstone
Liberty
Mark Pattison
Lincoln College
Oxford
Milton
Mesers
William Collins, Sons and Co
Shakespeare
John
Queen's
F.C. Fleay
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Dale
J. G. Hogers
Congregational Union
Congregationalism
Harrison
Lord Jesus Christ
J. G. Rogers
T. Gillillan
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