Mission records show 2000 visits to races and fairs
The annual statement reports 2000 visits to races and fairs since the mission began, with 1,000 weekly services. Hyde Park, Regent's Park, Battersea and other London spots hosted meetings where 600,000 tracts circulated. Funds remain short but grants from several societies sustain effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hyde Park
Regent’s Park
Battersea Park
Finsbury Park
Heaths and Commons
Victoria Park
Religious Tract Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Pure Literature Society
Monthly Tract Society
Lord’s Day Observance Society
Harecourt
Stamford Hill
Raleigh
ExEnsinoton
Stoke Newington
Hare-court
Canonbury
Henry Simon
Stamford-hill
Kensington
Stoughton
Simon
Christian World
Boston
Sunderland
Gourley
East Boldon
Shields
Newcastle
G. W. Swann
Boldon
Church of England
Messrs. Moody and
Sankey
Oxford conference to ease English agricultural labour unrest
Arthur Clayden argues the so called crisis among English agricultural labourers is over. He notes labour shortage and rising wages in colonies reduce home discontent and calls for end to paid delegate visits and for union consolidation. He praises Samuel Morley for examining the issue and predicts gradual improvement as workers gain options abroad and in England.
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Samuel Morley
Agricultural Unionists
Oxford
Satan
Arch
Canada
Eastern Counties
New Zealand
Joseph Arch
Hodge
Cricklade
Cadogan
National Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Birmingham
Chronicle
Billingsgate
Morley
Arthur Clayden
Mr Gordon challenges Barker on Earlsheaton debate ideas
In a letter to the Nonconformist editor Mr Gordon defends his Earlsheaton appearances and invites a written debate with Mr Berger. He explains a dispute over abstract versus particular tithes and references Melchisedec and parliamentary action, plus questions about Mr Miall and the Liberation Society.
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A. Common
J.P
East Boldon
A. Reid
Tyne Docks
Gordon
Earlsheaton
The
Nonconformist
Mr. Berger
Miall
Liberation Society
Berger
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the National Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Faringdon