Carnarvon urges elocution to boost Anglican preaching
At the Winchester Diocesan Conference Lord Carnarvon argues for better elocution and reading in sermons as essential to church work. He cites the value of printed sermons, notes extemporaneous preaching, and compares practices across denominations while praising past preachers like Whitfield and Simeon.
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Gause
Robertson
Donn
John Dunn
Dunn
Zululand
Lord Carnarvon
Winchester
Earl of Carnarvon
London
Earl
Melville
Whitfield
Simeon
Conference
London School Board Election Nominates City Candidates
The triennial London School Board vote is set for the 27th. The board has fifty seats across districts including Chelsea City Finchley Greenwich Hackney Lambeth Marylebone Southwark Tower Hamlets and Westminster. Alderman Cotton retires with praise for reducing juvenile crime while Sir Francis Peake also retires. Henry Spicer campaigns for City uniting education reform with fair creed policy and practical needs. George Offer also seeks City seat, backing Board policy and economy within prudence.
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School Board of London
Chelsea
City
Finnbury
Greenwich
Hackney
Lambeth
Marylebone
Southwark
Tower Hamlets
Westminster
Orry
Loypon
Alderman Cotton
Francis Peake
Henry Spicer
Spicer Brothers
Spicer
London
George Offer
London School Board Elections Race in London Divisions
The piece outlines candidates across divisions with mentions of Miss R Davenport Hill and Mrs Webster running in new slots. Re-elections are noted for Sir John Bennett and Sutton Gover. Various divisions list incumbents and new hopefuls, with emphasis on education policy, voluntary and ratepayer concerns.
School Board Candidates Draw Battle Lines Across Borough
Interference with the rights of voluntary schools features in discussions as Miss Helen Taylor criticizes Board finance and pledges, while candidates Bordman and Side push economy and constitutional change. Tower Hamlets tenants back re election of Baxton Scrutton Pearce Bardsley with Miss Downing entering race. A Beaumont Institute meeting backs candidates amid calls to mobilize ratepayers for Col Lennox Prendergast. Westminster slate adds Buston Greens Hudson Brodrick with Potter and Miss Simcox flowing into candidacy.
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Helen Taylor
Cheera
Messrs. Bordman
Side
London School Board
G. Davenport
Kennedy
D.D
Tower Hamlets Home Rule Aassociation
Lennox Prendergast
Equity
Westminster
Sydney C. Buston
Dawson Greens
C. Donaldson Hudson
George C. Brodrick
George Potter
Edith J. Simcox
Westminster Democratic Club
Committee formed to back re-election to London School Board
A committee is formed to promote re-election of School Board members who support the three year old policy and to aid succession for retiring members. It aims to spread knowledge of the Board's work across all districts.
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London School Board
School Board
Liberal Association Advances Sir Andrew Lusk and Nam es Others
At a Finsbury Liberal meeting the committee praised E M Fraser and pledged support for Sir Andrew Lusk at the general election while opposing Torrenson. Arthur Cohen QC was invited to consider contesting the borough. Registration results: 1264 of 1390 claims. Other constituencies note candidates and health related withdrawals.
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Finsbury
Finsbury Liberal Association
Myddelton Hall
S. D. Waddy
Q.C
M.P
E. M. Fraser
Andrew Lusk, Bart
Liberal Party
W. M. Torrens
Arthur Cohen
Andrew Lusk
Lord Hartington
Ashton
Bompas
Ashton-under-Lyne
Hanwick
Jervin
John Kelk
Tomline
Mippirssroven
Isaac Wilson
Liberal Association
Wilson
South Warwickshire
Harl Compton
Marquis of
Northampton
West Riptine
Joshua Fielden
West Riding of
Yorkshire
St. Ives
Charles Reed
Corvish
Lord Ebrington
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R. Davenport Hill
John Bennett
Sutton Gover Serk
J. B. F. Firth
Robert Freeman
Gladstone
C. Darby Reade
Webster
Reade
Canon Money
H. Gover
J. E. Saunders
G. B. Richardson
Finssury
John Rodgers
M.A
Wilka
Lucraft
Surr Neck
Rodgers
Wilks
Walters Road
Holloway
Lovell
J. Allaneon Picton
Borough of
Hackney Liberal Association
F. Fenwick Miller
B. 8
Miss Muller
Professor Fawcett
Muller
Kemp-Welch
Stiff
Murphy
Thomas Hughes
Wylie
Grafton Hall
Andrew Fairbairn
James Benham
Brooke Lambert
Angus
Lyulph Stanley
James Watson
St. Marylebone
Coltina
J. Digglea
St. George's
Canon Moore
E. C. Corry
Gardencourt
Temple
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