Leeds Congregational session closes with praise and unity
Delegates in Leeds hear leaders argue disestablishment links and defend church unity. A unanimous resolution honors organizers, with sermons, a children’s service, and a grand conversazione for 2000 guests featuring sacred music and a history paper by Rev. J. HucHss Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Murry
London
Henry Lee
Manchester
Church of Ireland
Church of England
J. G. Rogers
A. Arzo
R. Bruce
Huddersfield
Trish
Evan Whilliams
Merthyr Tydvil
Hy. Krxapon
Bedminster
Samven Mortzy
Disraeli
Cappers
Wm. Crosasfield
Liverpool
Smrrux
A. H. Byles
George Scotson
Leeds
R. 8. Asnton
A. H. Byres
H. Simons
East-parade Chapel
Samuel Martin
Headingley
Jesus Christ
Martin
England
Leeds Mercury
Calverley Street
T. W. George
Council
Victoria Hall
J. H. Walker
Spark
Law Library
Civil Court
J. HucHss Morgan
Joan Sreaxz
Coventry
Morgan
W. E. Guyot
Asuron
Education Reform Debate at Leeds Public Breakfast
The autumnal session closed with a 250-strong Leeds gathering at the Queen's Hotel hosted by Samuel Morley. Speakers urged practical action on state funded secular schooling while defending congregational religious instruction and calling for broader support and national schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Queen’s Hotel
Leeds
Samuel Morley
Unwin
Matthew Arnold
Homerton College
CuHarrman
London
House of Commons
Privy Council
Duke of Marlborough
Lord R. Montagu
Bates
M.P
Congregational Union Board of Education
Homerton
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Baines
Educational Board
Hear
Camriett
Bradford
England
Andrew Rexep
F. Loven
Prussia
America