Unitarian Influence and Church Controversies Across Ireland and England
The report covers Keshub Chunder Sen’s farewell sermon at Unity Church Islington defending Unitarian belief, disputes over Kilmore Elphin Ardagh bishopric appointments, and a Winchester curacy meeting discussing the Additional Curates Society. It notes clerical shortages, funds, and a comparison of clergy numbers and funding from 1688 to 1868 with a call to expand Christian ministrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christa
Farwell
Baboo Keshub Chunder Sen
England
Inisa
Kilmore
Elphin
Ardagh
Darley
Bissor Witherforce
Wales
Church of Christ
Canon Blakesley
England and
Anonymous donation to Church Missionary Society noted
The Church Missionary Society received an anonymous gift of 4000 pounds. In Somersetshire at Priddy fair the Bishop of Bath and Wells preached to a large crowd on the Green. In Launceston Mr Thomas Jackson accepted the pastorate at Castle Street Independent Chapel and will begin duties on the last Sunday in September. At Bradford Salem Chapel the ordination of Mr G A Harris as missionary to Mangaia was held with ministers from London Missionary Society and Airedale College present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church Missionary Society
Bath and Wells
Priddy Fair
Somersetshire
Thomas Jackson
Pye-Smith
New College
Castle-street
Launceston
Braprory
G. A. Harris
Airedale College
Mangaia
South Sea
Salem Chapel
Bradford
W. Kingsland
G. Gill
Burnley
Congregational Union Holds Perth Meetings in April
Western Australia reports the General Council of the Congregational Union of Western Australia meeting in Perth in the third week of April. Ministers and church representatives discussed exchanging information with Victoria, replacing the Christian Penny Magazine with a monthly Free Church's Advocate, and plans for mission training and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Western
Free Church's Advocate
Colonial Missionary Society
Western Australia
Miall M P and constituents correspondence 1870
Correspondence between the Brick-lane Branch Bradford Liberal Electoral Association and MP Edward Miall. Letters from Bradford August 16 1870 praise his liberal parliamentary conduct especially on education. Miall replies from Llandudno September 2 1870 expressing gratitude and commitment. Further note from No 1 District West Ward Liberal Association includes Miall’s reply dated September 2 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricck-lane
Bradford
Liberal Electoral Association
Miall
M.P
Brick-lane
Edward Miall
Commons
Atill
Briocklawa
Bradford Liberal Electoral Association
Llandudno
North Wales
Brick Lane
Liberal Election Association
Robert Whitaker
Epwanv Miallu
West Ward
Liberal Association
Tam
Epwagp Mrauu
Defeat of MacMahon Reveals Sedan Surrenders and Escape Fails
Telegraphs from Varennes to Queen Augusta recount a sequence of Prussian victories over Marshal MacMahon. The 4th and 13th Saxon and 1st Bavarian corps push from Beaumont to Mouzon, with Sedan under siege and capitulation of General Wimpffen. Napoleon reportedly surrenders to the King of Prussia as the campaign closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal MacMahon
Prussia
Queen Augusta
Varennes
MacMahon
Beaumont
Meuse
Mouzon
Supan
Wimpften
Sedan
Paris
Sevan
Wimpffen
Vanerius
Napoleon
Wilhelmshire
Cassel
Dr. Russell
Times
Crown Prince
Brent
Prince of
Saxony
Sedania
Marschal MacMahon
Wall
Metz
Chalong
Rheims
Buzaine
Molz
Bismark
Moltke
Mouson
de Failly
Weissenburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Rice
R. Wurtaxer
Royal Guard
Sth
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