Evangelical co operation over denominational limits urged
A defense of mutual Christian cooperation argues for a flexible apportionment of districts among evangelical bodies to avoid rival denomina tions. It suggests members may quietly transfer to other churches while maintaining their national identity and preserves trust deeds restricting membership. It warns of potential British sanction of a new order and a Zulu custom of treating women as property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance of London
Religious Tract Society
Garnet
John Dunn
England
Settlement of Zululand and Wolseley pacification
Letter to the editor critiques the Zululand pacification under Sir Garnet Wolseley for Beaconsfield’s administration. The writer argues the operation begins poorly for the country’s best interests and reflects public opinion among Britons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zululand
Garnet Wolseley
Beaconsfield
Royal and political world moves with new transatlantic links
Royal visits and dignitaries travel to Paris Sheffield and Ottawa plus a pledge for a Zululand pilgrimage by the Empress Eugenie. Liberal strategy moves include Bolton candidate selection, Chelsea gains, and public demonstrations planned in Leeds and Birmingham. Economic notes report coal iron trade revival and rising wheat prices amid rail and naval tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
Eugenie
Abergeldie Castle
Beatrice
Zululand
Louise
Quebec
England
Marquis of Lorne
Ottawa
Prince and Princess of Wales
Czarewitch
Czarevna
Paris
Denmark
President Grévy
Prince Leopold
Sheffield
Victoria Station
Mark Firth
Oakbrook
Prince
Firth College
Royal
Cutlers’ Company
Cutlers’ Hall
Daily News
Lord Derby
Lord Hartington
Knowsley
Lancashire
Manchester
Dhe
Lord Carnarvon
Leeds Mercury
Leeds
Duke of Argyll
W. E. Forster
Gladstone
Midlothian
Thomas Barnes
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company
Bolton
J. K. Cross
Chelsea
Fawcett
Cambridge
Osborne Morgan
M.P
Wales
Hackney
Candahar
Forster
Salt
Saltaire
Bradford
France
Germany
Switzerland
Southport
Promenade
City of Glasgow Bank
South Wales
Middlesbrough
Darlington
Cornwall
South Yorkshire and
North Derbyshire Coal Owners’ Association
South Yorkshire Miners’ Union
West
Cumberland
Maryport
Great Northern Railway Company
King’s Cross
Peterborough
King’s Close
Solent
Fort Monckton
Nonconformist minister vote case at Nuneaton and private burial
A Nuneaton case upholds a minister of a chapel as eligible for a vote in two houses plus gardens, with rent as pastor. The decision hinges on tenure being a freehold while teaching to his denomination remains a condition of service. Lord Truro notes a stark private burial with a simple coffin at Falconhurst. The libel charge against Henry Labouchere and E Levy Lawson referenced in Life.
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Nuneaton
Greathead
West Riding
Court of Appeal
Lord Truro
Falconhurst
Shooter's Hill
Life
Henry Labouchere
Rule
E. Levy Lawson
Tele
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