Opening of the New Congregational School at Silcoates
The Northern Congregational School at Silcoates near Wakefield opened in a large brick Italian style building with a 116 by 41 foot main hall and a central tower. The project includes 120 acres bought for 15000 pounds with 6000 more for buildings. upwards of 4600 pounds have been subscribed. Notables and ministers attended a day of addresses praising the school’s nonsectarian aims and plans for future growth.
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Oxford Street
Greenheys
York
Duke of Devonshire
Board of Governors
Bishop of
Manchester
Earl of Ellesmere
James Kay Shuttleworth
William Fairbairn
Thomas Bazley
M.P
Hugh Birley
W. C. Brocklehurst
A. Brogden
Algernon Egerton
Wilbraham Egerton
J. T. Hibbert
J. B. Smith
John Hick
Egerton Leigh
Edmund Potter
F. S. Powell
R. N. Philips
Greenwood
T. Ashton
Roscoe
United Kingdom
Europe
Germany
Owens College
John Kay Shuttleworth
A. Egerton
Durham
Storrar
London University
C. S. Roundell
Universities Endowment Commission
Balfour Stewart
Ward
Silcoates
Wakefield
Northern Congregational School
John Crossley
Halifax
Titus Salt
Benglaas
Falding
Rotherham College
Mellor
R. Bruce
Huddersfield
B. Dale
R. Balgarnie
Scarbro
J. Rae
Batley
J. Browne
Barnsley
H. Sturt
Dewsbury
J. S. Eastmead
Benglass
Thomas Scales
Alderman Lee (Wakefield
Alderman Law
Bradford
Henry Brown
Duchy of Lancaster
John James
Morley
C. Illingworth
Wm. Smith
Isaac Briggs
Religious education fund debate at Wakefield institute
The meeting endorsed expanded religious and secular schooling and urged higher subscriptions. Dr Mellor and Rev Salt backed a brighter future for the school. The chair proposed raising 1000 pounds, offered 750 pounds as target with 50 pounds from Alderman Lee and 25 pound pledges, but the total fell short and a week was given to reach 750 pounds.
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Ing of God
Mellor
E. Salt
Wakefield
Alderman Lee
Letter on Church Property and State Trusteeship
Correspondent argues that church property is State property in a technical sense but should be treated as a trustee for its original religious purpose. He warns against disestablishment transferring assets to secular or ritualistic use and urges clear guardianship by future trustees to safeguard Protestant church aims. Pickering, Oct. 10, 1873.
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Lancashire
Official sectarianism to the editors of the Nonconformist
A reader questions the decision of the Public Works Commissioners to distribute surplus bedding-out plants to London’s working class via the clergy. The writer argues Nonconformist ministers could reach more poor residents and asks for broader distribution channels.
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London
Psalmody Exercises and Tonic Selfa Notation
Readers are urged to join psalmody meetings in winter to learn note reading and harmony. The Tonic Selfa notation makes music reading accessible to all ages, enabling every voice to sing its proper part and uplifting congregational worship.
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Congregational School
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