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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 22, 1876

Page

2

New Hampstead Iron Church Opens Near Sir Harry Vane Site

The Hampstead iron church on Rosslyn Hill, a Congregational place of worship costing about 1000 pounds, seats 500 and opened with Rev. J C Harrison, Reverend J Viney, Reverend J Nunn, and Edward White taking part. Sermons by Rev. Newman Hall and Rev. J Viney followed, with a later meeting presided by Mr C E Mudie and attended by clergy including Rev. J Kirkman and Dr. Sadler.

Church of England HampsTead Rosslyn Hill Harry Vane J. C. Harrison J. Viney J. Nunn Edward White Newman Hall J. B. French C. E. Mudie J. Kirkman Dr. Sadler Lt. D. Bevan J. B Baptist College Regent's Park Stepney Regent’s Park College Rylands Manchester Angus Rix Robinson London University Regent’s Canal Company Green Rawdon College Religious Tract Society Rooke Rawdon Lorrimer Queen’s Square Presbyterian College Christ’s Church Illis Herbert Rix Mesars Makepeace Gurney Underhill James Spurgeon

London School Board vote split over education roles

Correspondence argues the key issue is proper school rooms efficient teaching and fair access not compulsory schooling. It contends voluntary schools are sectarian and under control of clergy while board schools are public and accountable, urging London electors to keep education in public hands.

London London Board

Re Election of the Rev John Rodgers

A letter to the Nonconformist endorses the re election of London School Board member John Rodgers. The writer laments clerical opposition and urges Finsbury voters to return Rodgers on the 30th, praising his leadership on the Bye Laws and School Management committees and his push for practical inspectors and better pupil teachers.

Samuel Morley London School Board Morley London Finsbury Rodgers Charles Reed Rogers St. James’s Hall Church of England Bethnal-green

Duty to do their best in the great matter

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