Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

George Dixon R. W. Dale M.A W. Crosskey Portsmouth Southampton Walsall Education Department Wednesbury Board Gladstone W. B. Gurpon Forster Manchester Crosskey Free Trade Hall Accrington H. W. Croskey Liberal Party Jos Chamberlain Miall Liverpool Birmingham Wolverhampton Newcastle-under-Lyme Felstead Brentwood Chelmsford Martock Gillingham Colchester Central Nonconformist Committee Daily Post Endowed Schoola Commission H. J. Koby Central Town Hall New-street R. Dar H. J. Roby Endowed Schools Commission Victoria-street H. J. Rong New Street Devonport Merthyr Dale Marmaduke Miller Huddersfield St. George's Hall Bradford W. Middlemore George Dawson Wright Joseph Chamberlain Follett Osler Timothy Kenrick J. A. Partridge T. J. Moore J. A. Cooper John Bond Henry Payton Charles Vince Collings Councillor Baker Alderman Holland R. C. Barrow

Marlborough-Street Cardinal Cullen Christendom Ireland Queen's College Pius IX Dublin The Heho Duke of Argyll Lowe Forster Stansfeld

Jesus Christ of Nazareth Menelek Ethiopia Waldmerir Gallas Messrs. Bonder and Mayer Adua Tigres Tatschurra Massau Schoa Bonissari Abyssinia England T. Waldmerkr Beirut Beyrout Stafford Allen Stoke Newington Sassmuller Diocese of Ely Bedford James Howard Methodist Conference Cambridge Trinity College Michael Foster Trinity London University Cambridge Independent Press Schascheig Europe John Hopkinson Caurcm Association Church Association Cheltenham Canon Bardsley C. H. Lovell Jardine Cornwall Andrews