Missionary meetings draw crowded sessions in Newport
The address to the mis sionaries was given by Rev. John Aldis, with two public meetings in Victoria Hall and Stowhill Chapel crowded. Speakers urged deeper commitment, noting a fall in subscriptions and the need for ten new missionaries to India while Congo and China plans advanced with generous funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aldis
Victoria Hall
Stowhill Chapel
Robert Lush
A. H. Baynes
Baptist Missionary Society
India
Delhi
China
Congo
Arthington
Leeds
Baynes
Charles Watham
Bristol
Sanders
Regent’s Park
R. H. Roberts
Notting Hill
Church of Christ
Religious notices and pastorate changes across towns
At Dundee a Rev George Gilfillan received a cabinet and 1000 pounds. Rev Dr Wilson departs Dundee for Free Church Sustentation Fund with a testimonial of 1800 pounds. A resignation announces Rev Samuel Martin at Westminster Chapel, with life honorary pastorate for him and Rev Henry Simon succeeding. Notes from Cambridge and Bridgwater report chapel openings, extensions, and collections. A Watford opening features Dr Parker sermon and 500 pounds remaining. London theatre services show large attendance. Yale hosts Rev Dale introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
George Gilfillan
Dr. Wilson
Free Church
Samuel Martin
Westminster Chapel
Mr. Martin
Henry Simon
Eigh
Lancashire
J. A. Macfadyen
Mellor
Brag Leswape
P. Griffith
Biggleswade
Griffith
Union Chapel
Shirley
Beds Union of Christians
Cambridge
Colman
Norwich
Bripgwater
Baptist Chapel
Bridgwater
H. Moore
G. Rogers
London
J. W. Sully
G. W. Humphreys
B.A
Wellington
R. James
Yeovil
J. Tetley
Taunton
Messrs. J. Haddon
T. Baker
Burrowbridge
J. Whitby
Moore
Derby
Hocu Mason
Town Hall
Ashton-under-Lyne
Fraser
Hugh Mason
Ashton
Corn Exchange
A. Cave
Berkhampstead
Astor
Riends
Thomas Hill
Finchley
Joseph Parker
D.D
City Temple
J. C. Gallaway
M.A
T. W. Aveling
Kingsland
Memorial Hall
Farringdon Street
George Williams
Earl of Shaftesbury
C. M. Sowell
Downing
Britannia Theatre
Hoxton
South London Palace
Pavilion Theatre
Whitechapel
Philharmonic
Date
AmeRica
Boston
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
England
Yale Divinity School
New York
Smalley
New York Tribune
Dale
Church of England
League
Bright
Mr. Bright
Congregationalista of
Islands
Mr. Dale
Publishing Firm Purchases and Biographical Project Mention
It is announced that C Kegan Paul and Co have bought Henry S King and Co's publishing business and will operate from 1 Paternoster Square while King's Bank and Indian Agency stay at Cornhill. Samuel Smiles is said to be writing a memoir of the late philanthropist George Moore. a Rajon- Watts portrait will accompany it. An advertisement extols Dr de Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil with patient testimonials from Dr Rowland Dalton praising its life-saving effects and urging general use. sold by Ansar Harford and Co, 77 Strand, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. Kegan Paul and Co
Messrs
Henry S. King and Co
Cornhill
Paternoster Square
King’s Bank and
Indian Agency
Samuel Smiles
The
Atheneum
George Moore
M. Rajon
Dr. de Jongh
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