Parley on Church of England reform at Knottingley meeting
Right Hon. H. C. E. Childers addressed a Knottingley audience on reorganizing the Church of England and distributing its income more fairly. He argued for a self managing church under state connection and warned against patronage tied pay scales, advocating gradual improvement rather than haphazard reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultpers
M.P
York
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Ae Hee
Church of Agland
Dissolution Move for Stockport School Board
The Education Department signals an order to dissolve Stockport’s school board under the 1876 act. The Liberal council opposes the dissolution, arguing current school accommodation suffices but the move would prevent building board schools to compete with denominational ones. The board’s duties would transfer to a corporate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Liberal Party
Religions and Renominational Telns in UK Churches
The Rev G A Nicholls of Latimer Congregational Church Hull accepts invitation to Pontefract pastorate and begins duties on Nov 2. Revivalist Moody lays foundation stone for Northfield MA schoolhouse. Sankey’s phonograph voice on tinfoil under the stone. D Nimmo plans retirement this year. Free Church marks 50 years since Duff’s India mission and proposes a 25000 jubilee fund. Recognition services for Rev J W Green at Linton. Rev J Killen dies suddenly at Drogheda. Congregational and Baptist unions hold meetings and discuss to disestablish and strengthen church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Nicholls
Latimer Congregational Church
Hull
Pontefract
Mr. Moody
Northfield
Massachusetts
Mr. Sankey
Monmovutu
D. Nimmo
Free Church and Foreign Missions
Duff
Church of Scotland
India
Free Church Missions Committee
Foreign Missions
Linton
J. W. Green
E. Green
Seaford
R. Hortrum
J. W. D Killen
General Assembly’s College
Belfast
North Wales
Carnarvonshire
Penmaenmawr
D. Davies
Colwyn Bay
Upper Bangor
Criccieth
Trefriw
North Wales Congregational Union
Burford Hooke
Baptist Union of Great Britain
Rkland
Educational Board
Reys
A. G. Brown
London
E. G. Gange
Bristol
J. M. Stephens
M.A
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Jas. Owen
Swansea
Adelaide-place
W. Medley
Rawdon College
St. Andrew’s Hall
Hugh Rose
Edinburgh
J. T. Brown
Northampton
J. G. Greenhough
Leicester
Sanders
Regent’s Park
Willis
Q.C
Congregational Union of Wants
Liverpool
Congregational
Grove-street
H. Rees
P. Davis
Tabernacle
Netherfield Road
John Thomas
D.D
Wales
Professor Morris
J. R. Thomas
Bethesda
Pembrokeshire
F. Samuel
C. R. Jones
J P
Llanfyllin
R. Thomason
W. L. Daniell
Merthyr
Emigration to New Zealand Revisited Letter to the Editor
J Broomball urges caution about mass emigration to New Zealand. He cites 1862 Nonconformist emigrants who received land and road funds but failed to populate the Albertland settlement, noting later sale of land and current individual settlement. He requests reprinting a prophecy from June 4, 1862 for warning.
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New Zealand
North
South Islands
England
Auckland
Halley
Sanders
Albertland
J. Broomball
J.P. Burcott
Surbiton
Surrey
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D. Thomas
Cummer
Herber Evans
Park Road
D. M. Jenkins
J. Jones
John Roberts
J. Guinness Rogers
Park Road Chapel
T. Williams
J.P
D. Oliver
Holywell
Gentleman
Lord Hartington
Llanfyllyn
Mullens
David Roberts
Wrexham
Thomas Rees
Welsh Congregational Union
London Missionary Society
Central Africa
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