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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 11, 1874

Page

7

Memorial tribute to a devout, generous minister and friend

The article honors a longtime minister through sketches of his benevolence, intellectual rigor, and grave loss to friends. It notes his vast manuscript output, careful preparation, and kindness toward the sick and bereaved, highlighting his support for reform movements and widespread travels.

The American Elections and Grant’s Decline

The article analyzes the U S congressional results as a shock to pro Grant Republicans. It notes a Democratic triumph in the House, a likely presidential bid by the Democrats, and a loss of Grant's influence in the West with Independent Republicans likely joining Democrats before the next presidential race.

United States Lincoln General Grant Horace Greeley Democratic Party House of Representatives West

Growth of Democratic Chance in US as Grant Faces Setback

The New York and Pennsylvania shifts, Massachusetts vote against Butler, and cross party realignments threaten Grant’s cabinet independence. Analysts caution on constitutional limits and foresee a more active foreign policy with Cuba while the third term idea dies.

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Death of the Rev G W Conder and his long ministry

Obituary recounts the life of George William Conder born 1821 Hitchin who rose from humble beginnings to lead Belgrave Chapel Leeds for many years. He mentored at Highbury College and served in High Wycombe Nyde and Leeds, leaving four sons and four daughters. His work as minister lecturer and civic figure spurred reform including a sanitary inquiry in Leeds.

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