Dissenters Discuss Burial Ground After Address
After an address in the lodge the Establishment was rebuffed and the assembly dispersed. Dissenters in the town, many within the group, argue the time has come to seek a burial ground of their own.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 09, 1868
Page
2
Religious notices from Henley in Arden to Streatham Tabernacle
A survey of church events across the region notes Rev. Noel at Henley in Arden, a new United Methodist Free Churches chapel at Gilder Street foundation stone, and fund-raising at Redcar Central Hall. It details appointements, church reopenings in Glenorchy and Bangor, Whitby church design praise, Streatham Baptist efforts, and a Burley Fields Wesleyan chapel stone laying. It also covers a Tattenhall jubilee, Stover presentation, Edith Griffith meeting in Aberdeen, Winslow's Brickton chapel visit, and church reforms in Emmanual Winslow circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Noel
Henley
Arden
United Methodist Free Churches
Gildersome Street
J. Sargent
Turton Hall
Redcar
Congregational
London
Hamburg
Homburg
Heidelberg
Switzerland
Marrocx Baraz
Glenorchy Chapel
George Smith
D.D
Dyall
Matlock-green
Professor Tyte
Rotherham College
J. Baxendale
Wirksworth
H. Sturmer
Matlock Bank
R. Littler
Glenorchy
Peeecies
Urren
Porthmnorwic
D. Rowlands
Charles Couts
J. Southwell
Whitby
Thomas Binney
E. Mellor
Halifax
J. P. Pritchett
Darlington
Binney
Mellor
StreatHam M
Streatham
Balham
Greyhound-lane
Henrietta Street
Burley Fields
William Glover Joy
Headingley
Joy
W. Davison
Josiah Pearson
W. Beat
South-parade Baptist Chapel
Best
New Baptist Mission
Burley-road
Oxford-place
Tattenhall
Ougsut RE
John Morris
R. Barbour
Bolesworth Castle
Morris
A. O. Todd
Bishop
Cuantes Stover
W.W. Knight
Underhill
Baptist Missionary Society
C. Kirtland
Baptist Home and Irish Mission
W. T. Herndum
J. Russell
E. Pearce
Ohio
Bedwell
New York
O. H. Spurgeon
Paxton Hood
Mr. White
Nottinghill
Gomne
Aberdeen Free Press
Edith Griffith
Society of Friends
America
Charles Lamb
Carp
Newman Hall
Winston
Church of England
Octavius Winslow
Bath
Church of Christ
Jesus
Christ
Winslow
Robinson
Dr. Winslow
Letter on Congregational Union meeting accommodations
A correspondent praises the Congregational Union for promoting Christian unity and criticizes last year’s Manchester venue. The writer describes an uncomfortable old church with hard seating and urges Leeds friends to improve seating and overall comfort for morning sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Union
Manchester
Leeds
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