Newport Union Session Ends With Debates On Welsh Church History
Sir 8 M Peto moved a vote of thanks to Newport friends for hospitality during the autumn session. A paper on lessons from Welsh church history highlighted 534 churches and 604 chapels with 64 000 members, noting Welsh evangelism by travelling preachers and public halls. The evening featured debates on modern theological speculation and church policy, concluding with a benediction as the session ended.
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8. M. Peto
Friends of
Newport
Union
E. Epwards
Torquay
J. W. Lance
A. J. Davin
J. Owen
Swansea
Wales
Monmouthshire
England
Principality
David Thomas
Highbury Chapel
Victoria Hall
G. Fothergill
J. Aupis
Plymouth
H. B. Rosinson
Wisbeach
W. Witurs
Lincoln
Free Churches
Church of England
D. Jones
London
Jones
Efficacy of Light Brown Cod Liver Oil Vouched by Medical Profession
Medical peers endorse Dr. de Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil as the best remedy for Consumption and chest diseases. Dr. Waudby of Hereford infirmary notes notable improvement and weight gain, with the product available in capsules in multiple sizes through Ansar, Stafford, and Co., 77 Strand, London.
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de Joncu
de Jongh
Waudby
Hereford
Congregational Union Opens Leicester Autumn Meetings
Leicestershire delegates exceed 1000 as the Congregational Union begins in Leicester with sermons by A. Maclaren and a focused discussion on Christian ideals and the Union’s role in politics and church aid. Henry Richarh MP addresses relations of Christianity to politics.
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Leicester
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
London-road Chapel
A. Maclaren
Manchester
G.S. Barrett
Norwich
Maclaren
Church of Jerusalem
London-road
F. Goodall
Durham
Henry RicHarp
England
Richard
J. Milne
H. Byles
H. Wright
W. Crossfield
Morley Wright
Allen
J. Davies
F. Curuserrson
W. Braden
Congregational Church Aid Society
A. Hannay
Derby
Home Missionary Society
Congregational Church Aid and Home Missionary Society
Hannay
Congregational Union
Bradford
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Wilson
London
W. H. Congrrs