Congregational Church Adopts Notable Advisory Committee
A letter from Fred. S. Attenborough notes the Holly Walk Congregational Church forming an advisory committee with prominent members including Canon Girdlestone and professors. He says readers can obtain the movement's rules and details on needy cases from the general secretary. This confirms the committee's support and accessibility of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Girdlestone
Rogers
Beesly
Fawcett
M.P
S. Morley
Esq
J. C. Cox
Hsq
J.P
Tam
Fred
Attenborough
Holly Walk Congregational Church
Hospital Sunday in Newcastle shows large charity split
In Newcastle the Hospital Sunday collections across churches exceeded the Established churches. Methodist chapels raised £876 14s 7d, other nonconformist chapels £582 15s 5d, Catholic churches £46 10s, totaling £769 10s 6d for medical charities. St Nicholas avoided a collection on Corporation Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Newcastle
Newcastle Chronicle
St. Nicholas
Hour of Prayer Seekers Share Names and Addresses
A church prayer movement asks participants to send home addresses to J P Qledstone at 10 Beaumont road Hornsey for coordinated Saturday evening prayers for a fresh Holy Ghost baptism. The letter notes broad participation across the country and urges early replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Hebditch
Nottingham
J. P. Qledstone
Beaumont-road
Hornsey-uise
Free education debate at London School Board meeting
The London School Board, led by Lord Lawrence, debated free education for destitute children. Supporters and critics clashed over Picton and Reed amendments while Reed withdrew his motion. The board kept its stance on delaying universal free instruction for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London School Board
Guildhall
Lord Lawrence
Mr. Scrutten
Reed
Mr. Scrutton
Mr. Picton
Lord Mahon
C. Clarke
Picton
Waugh
Metropolis
Hear
Lord Mabon
W. 8. Green
Hackney
Braprorp
Bradford
Godwin
Leeds
Dudley Hill School
Duggan
Iverpool Penny
Liverpool School Board
General Purposes Committee
Mancrustiiz
Education Department
Tenant rights speech by Sir Thomas Acland at Broadclyst meeting
Sir Thomas Acland outlined tenant rights principles aloud at the Broadclyst Agricultural Association near Exeter. He urged confidence for tenants, no fixed cropping rules, modest limits on corn, compensation for improvements, and measures to keep laborers on the land. He also discussed rabbit control, game rights, and a desire to support farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Acland
Bart
Broadclyst
Exeter
Agricultural unions and tenant rights spark Wakefield meeting
An influential Wakefield gathering under the West Riding Chamber of Agriculture backed three resolutions on tenant compensation for improvements, uniform tillage scales, and a 12 month notice to quit. The Duke of Marlborough defends landlords amid union pressure while Kentish farmers form a County Farmers Union to counter intimidation from the Agricultural Labourers' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Acland
Wakefield
West Riding Chamber of Agriculture
W. S. Stanhope
Duke of Marlborough
Times
John Coleridge
Exeter
Evik
Maidstone Journal
Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Foreign Miscellany and Global Outbreaks
The Marne and Haute Marne evacuations continue with completion expected by November 4. In Spain the death-penalty abolition motion was defeated 99 to 58. The Espérance du Peuple urges Orleanists toward fusion with Legitimists. Ernest Renan, visiting Rome, says France poses no threat to Italy even if Chambord becomes king.
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Marne
Haute- Marne
Espérance du Peuple
Nantes
Comte de Chambord
Orleanists
Orleans
Hapérance
M. Ernest Renan
Jesus
Rome
Cavour Club
Italy
France
Philadelphia
The
Times
Grant
Senate
House
Warsaw
Vistula
America
United States
Canada
Seaboard
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