Worsley Chapel opens as Evangelistic station and school
The Gothic Worsley Swinton chapel, built from about 1,350 pounds with over 1,200 pledged, includes a 45 by 18 feet general school room and a 24 by 18 feet infants room for about 400 scholars. Architects Corson and Aitken designed the site near Manchester, linked to the Lancashire Congregational Union and Rev. Peter Webster as evangelist. A larger chapel land is planned for future use as the school. In Nottingham a Baptist conference debates unity and church membership with leaders including Harris Crasaweller. Regent's Park Baptist College reports 41 students, incl. 36 residents, with prizes awarded and rising costs, while funds from George Gould’s family and others support ongoing education.
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Orsley
Manchester
J. Baldwin Brown
London
Worsley
Swinton
Messrs. Corson and Aitken
Messrs
John Gibb
General Baptist Conference
Nottingham
Baptists of
Midland District
George-street Chapel
Harris Crasaweller
Derby
H. M. Foote
Underwood
McDougall
Lincoln
Leicester
Stafford
Regent’s Park Collecr
The
Baptist College
Regent’s Park
Thomas Chambers
M.P
Angus
J. R. Jeffrey
Liverpool
George Gould
Loughton
Lord Dufferin Praises Lady Doctors At Belfast Institute
In Belfast at the opening of a Ladies Institute Lord Dufferin recalled meeting a wife of a China merchant who, driven by her husband’s finances, pursued clinical lectures to earn a livelihood. She then trained as a doctor and nearly quadrupled her earnings compared with a governess’s pay.
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Lord DufFerin
Belfast
China
Granville on Gortchakoff note and Black Sea treaty row
Earl Granville replies to Prince Gortchakoff asserting Russia cannot unilaterally renounce the 1856 Treaty. He warns that such a claim would destroy treaty authority and urges co signatories to consider changes only jointly. The article cites U.S. and European press reactions and notes growing naval preparations.
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Earl Granville
R. Buchanan
Foreign Office
Prince Gortschakoff
Russia
Black Sea
Ner Majesty
Turkey
Guanville, P.S
Earl Russell
England
Ottoman Empire
Europe
United States
The
New York Tribune
Prince Gortachakoff
New York Times
New York World
Gortschakoff
New York Herald
Hoagland
France
Prussia
America
J. S. Mill
J. A. Froude
Malta
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Berlin
Times
Rousiu
Kertch
Sea of Azof
Sebastopol
Black Sea Navigation Company
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Karl Granville
Baron Brunnow
Lord Cranville