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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 21, 1874

Page

3

Aire dale Independent College to rise in Bradford site

Foundation stone laid by Mr. Titus Salt for Aire dale College in Emmalane Bradford marking a move from old quarters. The non residential plan includes a library seven lecture rooms and a residence for the principal. Funds from Milligan and Crossley estates and a 2000 donation from Sir Titus Salt support construction.

Airedale Independent College Bradford Titus Salt Rotherham College Yorkshire Airedale College Emmalane Manningham Park Messrs. Lockwood and Mawson Robert Milligan Francis Crossley Salem Chapel Pulsford Glasgow Dr. Fraser George Snashall Ipswich Campbell Falding J. G. Miall William Byles Dyson W. Byles Salt Northern Education Society James Scott Heckmondwike J. Vint Walter Scott Fraser Rotherham Airedale Liberal Club H. Lings Fleetwood Bryan Dale M.A Halifax S. Goodall Durham H. Farrant Leeds Robert Yates

Clerical Appointments And Mission News From Various Churches

Reports list several invitations and acceptances for pastorates at churches in Honiton Farnworth Pickering and Saffron Walden plus a Bath church resignation due to ill health. Moody and Sankey drew a huge Dublin crowd for the first American evangelists visit. French preacher Bersier to address Union Chapel Islington, raising funds for a Paris chapel. The Children’s Special Service Mission held its annual meeting with over 1100 in attendance and reports on services and open-air seaside gatherings.

P. M. Eastman Putney Congregational Church Honiton Devon Wm. Mitchell Driffield Independent Church Pickering I. F. Munro New College Market-street Farnworth Francis-street Exhibition Palace Dublin Messrs. Moody and Sankey A. Rollason Scarborough Saffron Walden Baptist Congregational Church W. A. G.gon Pastor Bersier Union Chapel Islington M. Bersier Paris England Avenue de la Grande Armee Mildhmay Park Stevenson A. Blackwood J. B. Bishop Dr. Paterson Belgrave Presbyterian Church W. T. Paton London

Evangelistic Band visits hundreds aided by schools work

The Children's Evangelistic Band held 42 services in London schools this October as part of a year with visits to 175 towns and 90 venues. Attendance ranged from 1000 to 2000 in many places, and 600000 Lymn sheets were printed for evangelistic services. City Road Chapel in Bristol hosted a large recognition for Rev. W J Mayers amid sympathy for Rev. J R Wood. The Manchester English Synod debated union with the English Presbyterian Synod amid internal opposition and concerns over Rome and Ritualism.

Parks City Road Bristow W. J. Mayers J. R. Wood Cityroad Baptist Stoke’s Croft W. Clark Cheddar Baptist Bristol W.M. Vich C. B. Sanday Vernon Chapel London J. Penny Gotch H. M. Booth Methodist Free Church F. Tucker E. G. Gange J. Morris J. B. Baxter United Brethren H. A. Medway W. M. Kemp Encuisa Presbyterians United Presbyterian Church Manchester English Presbyterian Synod Free Church of Scotland Unite Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian Free Church England Newcastle Carlisle Edinburgh Dodd Newry Irish General Assembly Rome Irish Presbyterian Assembly United Presbyterian Synod M*leod Lancashire Berwick

Sims Reeves To Sing At Royal Albert Hall Through Christmas

Mr. Sims Reeves has accepted an engagement to sing twice weekly at the London Royal Albert Hall Concerts up to Christmas. The College for Worktxe Women opened Friday night October 16 at 5 Fitzroy Street with Dr Storrar presiding. George Macdonald delivered the inaugural address and urged enthusiasm and thoroughness in study. Mrs. Tansley outlined the college aims of teaching and mutual fellowship.

Sims Reeves London Royal Albert Hall Fitzroy Street Storrar George Macdonald LCD Chessar Stehfield Macdonald Tansley Mons Ri. de Lamartiniére

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