Memorial service critique critiques dreary Union Chapel event
A newspaper discussion laments the memorial for Dr Mullens and the London Congregationalist service. It notes a lack of visible tribute for Mr Dodgshun and questions the ceremony's impact and musical arrangement. It mentions Codgeson and the foreign secretary as contrasts in memorials.
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Messrs. Thompson
Dodgshun
Codgeson
Mullens
Union Chapel
Dr. Allen
Trustees Meet at Spring Hill College Discuss Finances and Future
The September trustees meeting at Spring Hill College in Carr's-lane Chapel heard a balance of about 640 in the accounts with an adverse balance of 9477 shown by the college fund. The report noted twenty-six students, several on probation, and recent exits and admissions. A Senatus Academicus proposal and debt relief appeal were debated as the group outlined reforms and the path toward closer ties with national universities.
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Spring Hill College
Carr's-lane Chapel
W. Kirkpatrick
Walsall
S. Epwards
F. Kier
F. Stephens
Lucas
Birkdale
Southport
King
London Missionary Society
Charles Edward Watson
Board of Education
Pagett
University of
Spring Hill
Williams
Darwent
University of Glasgow
London University
Carter
G. Taylor
W. I. Callaway
Carrun
R. W. Daz
England
Senatus Academicus
British Empire
Congregational Union
London
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Oxford
Cambridge
Crown
Dr. Deane
J. A. Cooper
W. Smrra
J. Sururrro
Simon
A Hindoo Warns England Over Afghan War
An Indian writer signed Nousherwan denounces Britain for its war on Afghanistan. He argues governance corrupt, finances stretched, and native distrust rising, urging practical rule over idealists and warning that harsher measures threaten stability and security.
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India
Nousherwan
Daily News
England
Afghanistan
Cabul
Lord Lytton
Hindoo