Cheltenham Conference Endorses Evangelical Union Plan
The Cheltenham Conference closes with praise for endorsed evangelical union. Speakers including Rev. Dr. Taylor Rev. C. H. Davis and Bishop Garbett urge organised cooperation among working classes and evangelical factions. Debate covers co operation with Rationalists and Ritualists and the need for strong historical grounding in the Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Taylor
Auriol and Bardsley
Mr. Squires
C. H. Davis
C. D. Marston
Kemble
Boultbee
Littledale
Walker
Edward Garbett
Sydney
Garbett Voved
Cheltenham
Resignations and new pastorates in Congregational circles
Religious and denominational changes unfold as Reverend William Clarkson resigns for Salisbury Independent Church, Edward Walker accepts Andover post, and F W Brown withdraws from Wells Congregational Church. Towns like Bocking and Liverpool report church renovations, debt clearance efforts, and new tabernacle openings with active social programs led by clergymen and lay workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clarkson
Market Harborough
Independent
Salisbury
Edward Walker
New College
London
Andover
Hants
F. W. Brown
Oldland Common
Wells Congregational Church
W. Jones
Messrs
G. F. Dickinson
Carvell Williams
Bidgood
Wales
Killick
Bockine
Essex
Bocking
Thomas Craig
J. C. Harrison
William Brown
Baldwin Brown
A. Goodrich
Liverpool
W. P. Lockhart
Provident Society
C. M. Birrell
Lockhart
Congregational Memorial Hall
Memorial Hall
Swansea
Congregational Union
Edward Grimwade
Ipswich
J. H. Wilson
Land reform letter exchange on nationalising the land
Correspondence shows Mr Stuart Mill weighing land reform ideas. Nevile argues for public purchase with strict accounting to settle nationalisation questions. Mill replies that his group opposes nationalisation but welcomes a public trial funded by 100000 to 1000000 for instructive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avignon
Christopher Nevile
Thorney, Newark
London School Board Debates Denominational Fees
Public meeting at Guildhall hears two petitions against fees in denominational schools led by Mr Charles Gilpin MP and a working men’s memorial signed by 8000. Deputations urge the board to avoid action that would split opinion and hinder educational unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Lord Lawrence
Cannon-street Hotel
Charles Gilpin
M.P
Messrs
James Spicer
Jas. Heywood
Henry Wright
H. R. Ellington
A. Preston
P. W. Clayden
Jno. Bennett
T. C. Turberville
Raleigh
Brock
Edmond
J. G. Rogers
J. Allanson Picton
William Green
Giupin
Cannon-street
Herborth Dixon
Gilpin
Mr. Spicer
Lucrarr
T. Chatfeild Clarke
Cremer
Memorial at Greenwich on Licensing Bill Withdrawal
At Greenwich on Saturday a large memorial was presented to Mr. Gladstone expressing regret over the withdrawal of the Licensing Bill and urging vigorous future action to address evils of liquor traffic. Mr. Stansfeld attended a Halifax Guardians meeting and hoped for sanitary reform measures in the next session independent of party considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Greenwich
Stansfeld
Halifax
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Farringdon-street
Tarring
Morton Brown
W. Cuthbertson
Bishop Stortford
John Remington Mills
Battersea New Chapet
J. M. Soule
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