Religious intelligence and church notices across towns
The Rev C M Wightman joins the Baptist Chapel South Street Exeter. Pontefract pastor Rev John Harrop resigns due to ill health. Totrum Cuaret Essex and Great Evesham reports on new or renewed chapels, anniversaries, and fundraising efforts for building funds. Evesham and Colchester note farewell and building debt reductions. Parx Carpet Parx Carpet announces foundation stone and upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wightman
Baptist
Southstreet
Western
Exeter
Pontefract
John Harrop
Western Times
H. Quick
Taunton
Thomas Thompson
Poundsford Park
Hebditch
D. Hewett
Chater
Newton
T. Dockwood
Tavistock
W. Wilson
Eyn
Torquay
Joseph Partridge
Stroud
Mr. Nicholls
Mr. Thompson
J. Chater
R. Clapson
Exmouth
H. Caunter
T. Lockwood
John Kinns
Colchester
J. Cameron
J. Gill
Witham
B. H. Kluht
Billericay
Cottee
James Cameron
A. Anderson
Bunes
J. Davids
J. Kay
Coggeshall
R. Langford
Anderson
Mr. Davids
Mr. Unwin
Mr. Goody
Morris
Parx Carpet
Supernam
D.W. Wire
J. H. Hinton
A.M
T. Archer
D.D
Goop News Glimpses From The Era Of Debates And Deeds
A collage of items reports on gutta percha hearing aid at Glenorchy Chapel Matlock Bath and a tenantry quit notice by Tux Duxtor Burzano to revalue estates. It covers Lord Brougham illegal netting inquiry at George and Dragon Hotel, a £5 fine, and river Eamont trials. Other notes mention Enterprise and Investigator from Admiralty, Glasgow slave-trade treaty enforcement, and Holbeach relief lull with fewer applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenorchy
Matlock
Bath
Derby
George and Dragon Hotel
John Robson
W.brougham
Eamont
Admiralty Office
Enterprise
Sandwich Islands
Glasgow
Spain
Brazil
Alexander Hastie
M.P
John M‘gregor
M‘gregor
Sin Josuvua WatmMsSex
Lincoln Chronicle
Woolwich
The
Times
Africa
Memorial for Sir Robert Peel Subscriptions Urgently Requested
Central Committee appeals to working class subscribers to fund a Peel memorial. Lists close Aug 31 with extension to the 17th instant for receipt and payment via Bank of England or post orders to Joseph Hume MP. Subscribers urged to send lists and funds to 454 West Strand. September 27, 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Whittington Club
Robert Peel
Belvidere
Islington
Bank of England
Joseph Hume
M.P
Ian
Josgih Hume
West Strand
Emigration of Deserted Children to the Cape
J Alfred Merrington argues that Parliament authorizes poor law guardians to fund emigration of deserted children to colonies like the Cape of Good Hope. He cites the Children's Friend Society’s past work, notes improved treatment abroad, and urges sending England’s deserting youth to colonies to escape pauperism, while acknowledging some abuses but deeming them rare. He closes with a call for guardians to act now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruper
Stn
Cape of Good Hope
Children’s Friend Society
England
Cape
J. Alfred Merrington
Buccleugh-terrace
Chancery Suit of the Attorney General Trevelyan Endures
The Chancery suit of the Attorney General Trevelyan is described as being 164 years old, marking a long running legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevelyan
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Independent
Sir Robert Peel