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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 05, 1877

Page

2

Bazaar funds church debt and new Harrogate schoolroom

The bazaar netted over 400 pounds aiding the church debt free status and a new schoolroom project in Harrogate funded by Rev T Guyer and others. A public gathering, foundation-stone ceremony led by Mr Wm Stead marked Gothic church plans for 500 seats with a 100 ft spire and 8000 to 10000 pounds cost.

T. Guyer Wm. Stead London E. Parker Farsley J. Haslam Aldis W. Stead G. Hill H. 8. Brown Liverpool Congregational Church White Baatitt North Walrs Bagillt Congregational Holywell J. D. Riley English Association For D. Oliver Messrs. Slack G. Howell Joan Strovan John Strovan Burnley Bethesda Chapel G. Gill Stroyan Burnley Gazette North Wles Queen Street Chapel Chester Owen Thomas D.D Roger Edwards Mold Messrs T. Lewis Bangor John Roberts J.P Abergele Edward Peters Joseph Jones Menai Bridge English Association John Thomas A. Francis Rhyl Messrs. W. Crosfield T. Minshall Oswestry W. J. Parry Bethesda D. Burford Hooke Mr. Parry R. Jones D. B. Hooke New Congregational Church Aberfeldy Arthur Kinnaird John Kennedy Stepney Tay and Lyon A. Kinnaird Dr. Kennedy James Kennedy Benares India J. Thomas S. Cox Dundee Knowles Perth Dunbar Weem M ‘Lean Grandtully B. Campbell Cleichfordich Messrs. Thomas Whitechapel Blackie Sankey Challice Caraid Nan Gaidheol Stockwell Whitley W. J. Charlesworth Reading Waterloo Whitley Park Farm R. Attenborough W. S. Palmer C. H. Spurgeon

Metropolitan police districts reveal startling drunkenness figures

A House of Lords correspondence reviews evidence from 1831 to 1876 showing a rise in population and fluctuating drunkenness arrests. It notes 20 divisions with 18 to 740 public houses each, 4,014 beer houses, 205 off-license venues, and 13,286 licensed houses total. In the last year 32,328 people were arrested for drunkenness or disorderly conduct.

House of Lords Metropolitan Police J. E. Davis River Thames Metropolitan Police District Stepney

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