Religious Denominations Statistics Chronicle for English Towns
Special eight page supplement details places of worship sittings and mission stations in English and Welsh towns with populations 50 000 to 100 000. Compares 1851 and 1872 worship capacity. notes further supplements and distribution by post 1s 10d. Arthur Miall address Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Arthur Miall
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
E.C
Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist Break and Ad
TO ADVERTISERS The Terms for Advertising in THE NONCONFORMIST Break et AD in TOHNOWS The notice outlines placement rates formats deadlines and contact details for advertiser submissions.
Correspondents Clarify Quotation Attributions
The note names W.H. Farnworth and W Richards addressing a quoted opinion, stating the accuracy has never been disputed and that the writer referred to gave his opinion on the other side. The correspondent is said to refer to another person and no reference was made to the named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H
Farnworth
W. Richards
Working men and religion in modern society
The article discusses objections of workers to identifying with religious institutions. It recalls a past discussion and a conference at the London Coffee House where the topic was debated. It argues worldliness and clerical wealth hinder religion, yet many workers know true religion and reject it only when Christians fail to live by their principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. Acland
Knatchbull-Hugessen
England
Radstock
Chichester Fortescue
Lord Granville
Ramsgate
J. A. Picton
French Assembly to reconvene mid November amid shifts in republican support
The French National Assembly will meet mid November after a long recess with Republicans gaining momentum while Legitimists fade and Orleanists soften. Thiers may prefer a four year term with reelection option over life presidency. Vatican shifts and British debates accompany a weathered European scene of reform and education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French National Assembly
M. Thiers
Republic
Comte de Chambord
Bien
M. ‘Thiers
Prince Bismarck
Representative
Cardinal Cullen
Vatican
Galway
Pius IX
Rome
Pius TX
Italy
Curia
Victor Emmanuel
Mantua
Ferrara
Exeter
Decision on the San Juan Question Clouds Arbitration Faith
The San Juan case dampens enthusiasm for arbitration as Germany’s boundary ruling favors the line aligned with the 1846 treaty. British and American negotiators disputed Vancouver Island’s seat and the channel boundary, with Vancouver’s Channel near the continent at stake and survey gaps leaving maps outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of
San Juan
Germany
Robert Peel
British America
United States
Vancouver’s Island
Canada
Ontario
Erie
Huron
Lake Superior
Lake In the Woods
Missouri River
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Great Lakes
Vancouver
Richard Pakenham
Washington
President Buchanan
Lord Aberdeen
London
Mr. Lane
Benton
Senate
Canal de Haro
Lane
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SHARP
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Sharp and Co
Wydnesday
Bath
Norwich
Birkenhead
Nottingham
Blackburn
Oldham
Bolton
Plymouth
Cardiff
Derby
Devonport
Halifax
Leicester
Merthyr
Preston
Rochdale
Southampton
Stockport
Sunderland
Swansea
Arthur MrAxt
Fleetstreet
Tohnows