Baptist Union Session Concludes With Wide Ranging Addresses
The 1871 autumn session of the Baptist Union closed after lectures on Our Village Work and The Sunday School of the Future. Speakers urged nonconformity, home mission expansion, and working men’s clubs while criticizing church state ties and infighting. A vote of thanks praised the ladies and Mayor, with evangelistic services held in Grafton Street Chapel and three other venues in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Willwtin
Apostle
Igid White
Church of Pngland Euitsisters
Woifiella
Elizabeth Fry
England
Prior
Aberdare
W. Walters
Birmingham
Price
Ipolland
Aiderica
Hut Didress
Ireland
Giles Hester
Sheffield
Dow
Dr. Watts
J. Doddridge
AxtHin Mergent
London
Venience
G. W. M’cree
J. T. Brown
Mayo
Baptist Union
John Bloomfield
Gloucester
Grafton-street
Henarley
Town Hall
Archibald G. Brown
Commercial-street Chapel
F. W. Medhurst
Landport
Iron Church
Wellingborough Road
New Court Chapel Opens at Tollingtoft Park in Corinthian Style
Trustees move from Carey street to Tollingtoft park after securing land for 1500 pounds and building a 1000 seat chapel with a large schoolroom. Dove Brothers oversaw the 10,000 pound project, opening services featured Rev T Brygey and Dr Raueten with pastors and givers noted, debt still stated at about 3,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Court Chapel
Carey Street
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Court of Chancery
Petches
Tollingtoft Park
Messrs
Dove Brothers
Charles G. Searle
T. Binney
J. C. Harrison
Dr. Raleigh
C. Dukes
J. Kennedy
J. C. Geikie
P. J. Tarquand
F. Tucker
EB. White
T. W. Aveling
J. Grigsl
Arthur Hall
J. W. K. Lea
J. B. Pike
W.rts
Messrs. H. Mason
B. R. Thompson
H. Woodcock
W. Haberdaine
J. P. Gordon
George Williams
T. Sprague
W.trounce
T. Brygey
Harrison Baring
Dr. Raueten
God
Jesus Christ
Geord WiLlliams
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Raleigh
Christ
Williams
T. Browry
Mason
New-court Chapel
Binney
Dr. Winter
George Brown
John Clayton
Newbury
Winter
Clayton
Switzerland
Ray. E. Walts
Merle D’aubigné
Dr. Stoughton
Mudie
Robert Ainslie
Smith
Wisbech
W. H. Draper
Moses
Goct
A. Hannay
John Kennedy
Retirement of Rev John Corbin at Park Chapel Hornsey
A September 27 meeting at Park Chapel Hornsey honored Rev John Corbin after fifteen years as pastor. He led the church from 36 members to over 200 and saw the chapel enlarged twice. Farewell sermons on September 24 stirred solemnity and gratitude among the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Chapel
Hornsey
John Corbin
Corbin