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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

05 Nov 1879

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 05, 1879

Page

7

Political gains noted across multiple cities and regions

The report traces Tory wins and losses across Leeds, Salford, Leicester, Exeter, Colchester, Gloucester, Plymouth, Wakefield, Lancaster, Margate, and Poole. In Lancashire the party held only Bury on Saturday amid a net loss of twenty-one seats in Ashton, Birkenhead, Bootle, Lancaster, Liverpool, Salford, and Wigan, seen as an omen ahead of a national appeal.

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Leeds Salford Leicester Exeter Colchester Gloucester Plymouth Wakefield Lancaster Margate Poole Lancashire Bury Ashton Birkenhead Bootle Liverpool Wigan
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Trade signs point to momentary boost and farming gloom

The piece notes rising money value and bullion drain alongside stronger exports and stock markets, signaling a temporary trade upswing. It cautions harvest reports and corn price spikes in England reveal agricultural depression, risking farm Exodus and weaker consumer power. It also covers Bristol foundation stone events and Morley’s remarks on church state issues and Nonconformity.

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Memorial Church foundation stone laid in Bishopston

The foundation stone of the David Thomas Memorial Church at St Andrews Hetate Bishopston was laid by Mr S Morley MP in a ceremony before a large crowd. The project funds total between 6000 and 7000 with over 2000 already raised, and the schoolrooms were completed at a cost of 1130.

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David Thomas St. Andrew's Hetate Bishopston S. Morley Bristol St. Andrew’s Belmont Road Overton Road Urijah R. Thomas England Cheera Church of England Bighbury Chapel Arnold Thomas Old City Hingy Dessuam George Wood Wills Morley M.P Free Church E. Waterman Lewis Fry M. Whitwell
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