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