Bristol loses influential Nonconformist worker and pastor
The district mourns the loss of a self sacrificing citizen whose zeal aided good causes. At Park Chapel Crouchend Hornsey Rev A Rowland spoke of the empty Davids place as he faced preaching after learning of the death. The Highbury Chazel congregation and district share in the sorrow.
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Bristol
Park Chapel
Crouchend
Hornsey
A. Rowland
Frome
Thomas
County Union
David
Highbury Chazel
The Late Rev. D. E. Ford Passes in Bedford
The Congregational minister Rev. D. E. Ford has died at Bedford aged 78, after a long career including pastorates at Lymington and Salford and later general ministerial work. He aided reform efforts in 1832 and authored several religious works. Interment was at Manchester with funeral sermons in Manchester and Bedford by fellow ministers.
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D. E. Ford
Wymondley College
Lymington
Congregational Union
Salford
Richmond
Bedford
Manchester
W. 8
Davis
W. McCaw
Alex. Thomson
The
Ford
Lord Palmerston
Hampshire
Foreign Matters from Shanghai to the Perak Crisis
Telegraphic summary reports Wade in Shanghai and the Emperor William’s recovery. Berlin likely to form a central government for Alsace Lorraine. Day Spring crew fired on in New Hebrides. Bardoux resigns over scrutin de liste. Gounod recovering from accident. Louise Lateau stigmata debated. Russia’s Ignatieff meets the Sultan on reforms. Boulogne harbour blockage after shipwrecks. Egypt seeks two financiers. Da'ira bonds disputed profits denied. Cuba policy seen as diplomacy not force. Guibord case burial order. Bismarck to Berlin. Franco American banquet planned statue on Bedlow Island. Magenta crew heroics saved by Maisonneuve. Carlist War updates from Santander. Quesada advances. Dr Strousberg’s rise and fall. French Assembly reopens with Electoral Bill debate. Perak murder of Mr Birch and siege reports. Prince of Wales visits Bombay amid large crowds and arches.
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Wade
Shanghai
William
Berlin
Alsace
Lorraine
New Hebrides
M. Bardoux
France
Scrutin de Liste
Paris
M. Gounod
H. Boens
Charleroi
Louise Lateau
Ignatieff
Constantinople
Charles Dickens
Boulogne
Khedive
Egypt
England
Cairo
America
CuBa
Washington
Grant
United States
Madrid
Guiporp
Guibord
Bourget
Prince Bismarck
Federal Council
Franco- American Union
Hotel du Louvre
Franco-American Union
Bedlow’s Island
Haror
New York
M. Laboulaye
M. Henri Martin
Lieut
Maisonneuve
Galiber
Admiral
Santander
Quesada
Vittoria
Navarre
Hirrera
Ebro
Catalonia
St. Petersburg
Uc d’Audiffret
M. de Kedrel
Perak
Colonial Office
Straits Settlements
Penang
Birch
Singapore
Passir Sala
Bhota
Durian
Mr. Birch
Sultan Ismail
William F. D. Jervois
Straits Settlement
Tur Prince Or Wales
Bombay
Times
Royal
the Prince of Wales
Tarbour
Philip Wodehouse
Lord Napier of
Magdala
India
Michael R. Westropp
Mofussil
Salar Jung
Hyderabad
Government House
Ardaseer Hormusjee Wadia
Cowjee Castle
Prince of Wales
Lambeth Baths Winter Meetings Open With 1500 Attendees
The fourteenth Lambeth Baths series began last Saturday with about 700 at tea and no fewer than 1,500 at the public meeting in a fully filled hall. Samuel Morley MP chaired as Rev. G M Murphy outlined the movement and its expenses, noting volunteers received no pay.
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Samuel Morley
G. M. Murphy
Lambeth
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