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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 29, 1873

Page

4

Dr John Kelly Honored as Free Church Leader in Liverpool

A Liverpool meeting of Crescent Chapel worshippers awarded Rev John Kelly a morocco bound address and a 2700 guinea purse contributed by about 300 supporters. They praised his forty four years of independent, faithful ministry and pledged continued support for his successor.

Hayton Crescent Church Burlington-Street Norwood Chapel West Derby Road Salem Chapel Brownlow Hill Raleigh Lockhart F. Wilkingon India Alexander Chisholm South Seas Hughes Crescent Chapel John Kelly Kelly Christ Gentleman Liverpool Bethesda G. 58. Brown E. Hassan

Reverend W Young Accepts Soham Pastorate

The Rev W Young formerly of Wirksworth accepts a cordial unanimous invitation to lead the Congregational Church at Soham Cambridgeshire. The new Bishop of Winchester Dr Harold Browne started his duties at Bournemouth with a sermon at St Peters Church in support of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. His

W. Young Wirksworth Soham Cambridgeshire Winchester Harold Browne Bournemouth St. Peter's Church Society For the Propagation of the Gospel

Longstanding pastor honored at Beccles and Bungay church

The Bungay Congregational Church presented Rev. Thomas Hope 50 pounds upon his retirement due to ill health. At Beccles the Rev. J Flower received 325 pounds as he left after forty years, with a church and school improvements noted. The Dorset and Maiden Newton meetings celebrated Congregational work and the Bible Society activities continued across the region. The Stockwell project for Rev. David Thomas includes a 700 seat hall and 350 gallery capacity with a 104 foot tower.

Wilberforce Congregational Church Bungay Suffolk Thomas Hope BrecuEs J. Flower Beccles Church of England Flower Tunsripe Tunbridge The Bible Society Samuel Morley M.P London Dorset Congregational Association Maiden Newton R. G. Miall Atlees W. W. Sherren Portland Mr. Neave G. R. Miall B. Gray F. J. Austin F. Beckley Miall Friends of the Cause Stockwell David Thomas Stockwell Chapel Effrey’s Road Clapham Road Dr. Thomas’s Church T. Lewis Anks

Correction sought on Sunday school hours report

Warminster, Oct. 24. In Ipswich discussion a report misquoted my remarks on Sunday school hours. I clarified that six to seven hours includes Divine worship and school time, and argued for one thorough Scripture lesson and space for other work to improve teaching and reduce fatigue for worship.

Ipswich Congregational Union

Congress of Old Catholics at Constance ends lecture

The writer recalls Professor Mayer of St John’s College recounting his participation in the Constance Congress of Old Catholics. He praises Mayer’s cultivated insight and sympathy for the reform movement and its stance against what he calls intellectual degradation following the Vatican Council. The letter indicates strong interest in the Old Catholic reform movement.

Young Men's Christian Association Mayer St. John’s College

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Alderman McArthur Dr. Thomas Arthur Mursell John Foster Thomas M‘auslane Finsbury Chapel James Chadburn P. J. Turquand J. Knaggs Urijah Thomas J. Jones G. J. Proctor R. Thomas Isaac Doxsey H. J. Chancellor W. M. Mather S. March C. E. Reed Warminster Constance
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