Revision debate in Dublin Synod over church reform
The Dublin Synod held a Tuesday vote on revision with 109 laity for and eight against, while clergy split 48 in favor to 35 against. Nearby, placards at Woolfardisworthy urged ecumenical gathering and communal worship with Dissenters and Churchmen joining in a shared meal.
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Dublin
Woolfordisworthy
Bideford
Ephraim
Judah
H. Ellis
Kilkhampton
W. H. Hill
W. Holderness
Chesham
Bucks
W.good
Chesham Almshouse
J. W. Reading
Reading
Nash
Hughes
Pennyworth
Religions and Renominational Tebns at Castle Hedingham and Leeds
Public services marked the fiftieth year of Rev. S Steer at Castle Hedingham Congregational Church with thanks and a framed vellum address and Bible gift. In Douglas Circular-road Congregational Church Rev W Smith resigns after health declines. Rev W Hyatt accepts Gainscow pastorate. Glasgow funds boost stipends for Independent ministers. Henry Alden of Cornmarket dies after forty years in city printing and church work. Salem Chapel Leeds holds anniversary with 293 members. Dr Mellor of Halifax urges youth moral effort. Sussex Home Missionary Society holds annual meetings.
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Castle Hepracham
Castle Hedingham
S. Steer
W. H. Cole
Steer
Sunday Scholars
Steers
W. Smith
Circular-road Congregational
Douglas
W. H. Hyatt
Manchester
Circular-road
Gainscow
Glasgow
George Smith
George Thomson
John H. Watt
Congregational Miscellany
Henry Aspen
Henry Alden
Cornmarketstreet
Oxford Chronicle
Alden
Henry Cooke
New Road
Headington
W. Allen
Oxtford Chronicle
Salem Chapel
Leeds
H., Tarrant
Watson
Dobson
Scarborough
Mellor
Halifax
W. H. Conyers
John Andrew
Sussex Home Missionary Society and County Association
Northstreet
Brighton
Lewes Road
Queensquare Congregational Chapel
D. Pratt
A. Foyster
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Tunbridge
Morning Post
Church of England
England
Church DrfEeNce Association
Grover Porter
Town Hall
Birmingham
Church Defence Association
J. J. Manley
London
George Potter
Hieses
Lucre
Liberation Society
Burton-on- Trent
St. Bride's
Fleet-street
Potter
House of Lords
Birmingham Post
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