Cross Keys Congregational Church foundation laid
The foundation stone was laid for a new Congregational Church at Cross Keys with space for 450. Architect W G Habershon and Pite designed in Italian style. Mr. Morley funded 5,000. Local clergy led prayers and a public meeting followed praising the planned chapel and regional growth.
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Cross Keys
Morley
Messrs
W. G. Habershon
Pite
Park Square
Newport
Bloomsbury Square
London
C. Lewis
P. W. Darnton
Tabernacle
Newart
H. Oliver
Victoria-road Congregational Chapel
Principality
J. Bartholomew, Esq
Chertsey
Samuel Martin
B. Scott
J. M. Soule
Lord
J. Lord
Deddington, Oxon
Robert Robinson
J. Waddington
Joseph Mullens
J. S. Pearsall
Merina
Batsileo
England
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Madagascar
Tamatave
The
London Society
Tennyson to Publish New Poems Including The Northern Armor
It is stated that Mr. Tennyson's forthcoming volume will include not only the Arthurean poems but pieces of a character sure to delight admirers who prize The Northern Armor and Grandmother's Apology, the best since In Memoriam.
Letters on Bridgwater election inquiry and Coles testimony
James Sully argues the Bridgwater Election Commission mishandled Robert Coles evidence. He contends bias favored Coles, urged cross examination, and calls for counsels’ presence for witnesses whose character is questioned.
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Robert Coles
J. W. Sully
Bridgwater
Coles
London
Bussell
Sir John Shelley
Russell
Anstey
Chef D’auvre
Sam
James Sully
M.A
Newport, Mon
Distressing case of Rev William Lewis Felinfoel near Llanelli
A letter to the editor highlights the plight of Rev William Lewis, Baptist minister at Felinfoel near Llanelli, now deaf and nearly blind, unable to work and with a wife and five children reliant on him. The writer appeals to benevolent readers as a committee has begun efforts to assist.
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William Lewis
Felinfoel
Llanelly
Christian Benevolent
W. Lewis
Tie
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