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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 11, 1872
Page
3
The Queen and the duchess attended a service where Dr. Cumming delivered a blessing for the royal family. The Queen then praised Dr. Cumming for his Balmoral sermon, noting it was twenty one years since he preached there, and the Doctor respectfully wished blessings on the Queen.
A religious meeting in the College Library opened the session with a large attendance. Speakers included Revs D M Jenkins William Bevan J Hart S Hebditch George Lyon Turner Dr Wardlaw John Nunn I V Mummery W Tarbotton and Serle J Nash. Aveling urged hard study elocution and reliance on the Holy Spirit. News also covers Harrogate pastorate, a bazaar, and Sunday school prayer initiative.
The Rev Joshua Sidebottom of Royton Lancashire accepts the Congregational Church pastorate at Stockton on Tees and begins October 20. The Rev W J Burman of Long Ashton near Bristol accepts the West Cowes Isle of Wight invitation and begins the first Sunday in October. The Rev J Morris of Llanrhaidr mochnart accepts invitations from Llangollen and Trefor churches and plans to begin on the first Lord's Day in December. The Rev Edward Goodall of Great Bridge Staffordshire accepts a cordial invitation to the pastorate of the Congregational Church.
Correspondence to the Nonconformist notes aggregated 1870 census data on US schools. It lists 141,629 schools with 221,042 teachers and 7,209,938 pupils, 95,402,726 dollars total income from all sources, and breakdowns by public, private endowments and taxes, plus pupil and teacher figures by school type.
The Geneva Court of Arbitration wraps up drafting and translating its judgment. Final award reportedly favors the United States at about fifteen and a half million dollars deemed fair compensation. Some members may file separate opinions. Signatures to be attached after Berne visit. governments to be informed per treaty. Banquet at Hotel de la Paix celebrated the tribunal and praised Geneva. A New York telegram claims Germany’s Emperor has decided the San Juan Boundary dispute in the United States’ favor.
An old negro named Pete reflects on sin with a humorous tale. His master contrasts his own sins with Pete's troubles, noting the devil pursues Pete while the master remains untroubled, and Pete explains the pursuer is the devil for him.
The president is expected back in Paris on the 20th and to Havre on the 24th. Thiers appears in good health, attends a concert for war wounded, and answers Ardennes officials with renewed resolve. Gambetta declines a Sept 4 celebration, urges republican propagation, and a democratic majority in next elections. England treaty talks are reportedly unsatisfactory.
Czar Alexander with the Czarewitch and Grand Duke Wladimir arrived at Eastern Railway station on Thursday afternoon. They were met by Emperor William Crown Prince and his eldest son, the royal princes, and the Grand Dukes of Mecklenburg.
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