The Edinburgh Review and Philosophical Notices
A review collects essays by Newman Miller Mivart and Browne on Napier Edinburgh Reviewers and Janet on Critical Idealism in France. It surveys theology philosophy and science topics with emphasis on positive science metaphysic and public matters for scholars though not easily readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Henry J. Miller
Lazarus
Mivart
Matthew Browne
Macvey Napier
Edinburgh
Paul Janet
France
Cardiff hosts autumn Congregational Union meeting with Welsh religious fervor
From our own Correspondent Cardiff showcases religious growth amid Dissenter influence as the Congregational Union debates disestablishment, college reform, and the role of education. Leaders including Mr Cuthbertson and Mr Spicer clash over theology, church education, and ministerial training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Swansea
Friends of Religion
Marquis of Bute
Jupiter Tewans
Wales
England
Cuthbertson
Mellor
Halifax
South Wales
London
Bedford Colportage Efforts Discussed at Meeting
The Rev. Mr. Wagstaff moved a resolution to bring colportage work to the Congregational Union, seconded by the Rev. Mr. Hooke and carried. It was regretted that the gathering was poorly attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Wagstaff
Congregational Union
Hooke
Welsh English Congregational links in Wales plan
A Woodstreet Chapel meeting of the Church Aid and Home Missionary Society and South Wales Association discussed forming a broader federation of English churches in Wales to raise minister stipends and promote a robust church life. Key speakers recalled the 1860s effort led by Samuel Morley and Henry Richard MP, favoring Nonconformity for Welsh religious life and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstreet
Church Aid and Home Missionary Society and South Wales Association
Henry Lee
J.P
South Wales Association
Wales
Benjamin Williams
Swansea
Henry Richard
Samuel Morley
Morley
Church Aid Society
Glamorganshire
Deconshire
Radnorshire
Pembrokeshire
W. F. Clarkson
Birmingham
Principality
Autumnal Congregational Union meets at Cardiff
The Congregational Union holds autumn meetings in Cardiff with expected attendance of 600 to 700 ministers. The event opens with Rev. Dr. Mellor of Halifax delivering a sermon at Wood Street Chapel on Ps 119 126 about restoring reverence for God’s law amid turmoil in society and within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Union
Cardiff
Mellor
Halifax
Woodstreet Chapel
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Congregational Union OF
England and Wales
Henry Spicer
Spicer
Church
Owens College
Victoria College
Dale
A. Mackennal
Macfadyen
Barker
J. M. Statham
J. G. Rogers
R. Ann
H. T. Robjohns
Baldwin Brown
A. Hannay
Manton
Philharmonic Hall
Hill
M.P
Baptist
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