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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1878

Page

4

Bazaar and missionary meetings in Bournemouth and Liverpool

A Bournemouth bazaar in Town Hall run by two Baptist churches drew large crowds with varied goods and new ties, opened by Horan Davey QC. Also a Liverpool missionary conference under the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel featured talks on Hindrances to mission progress and a Congregational Union session planned for October in Liverpool.

Bournemouth H. C. Leonard Church of England Horan Davey Q.C Hear Davey Liiverpool Society For the Propagation of the Gospel Liverpool St. Peter’s Compton Hotel Epsin Lichfield St. George’s Hall Chester Tremenheere India J. H. Jowitt Lincoln Archdeacon Ryan Kay Missouri United States Congregational Union Fairbairn Airedale College Bradford Leicester England Baldwin Brown Great George Street Chapel Alexander Thomson Manchester J. W. Wallans Leeds S Pearson Thomas Minshull Oswestry H. ST. Robjohns Hull W. Clarkson Salisbury Church Aid Society Great George-street Chapel Allen J. G. Rogers Samuel Morley M.P Raleigh Dale Birmingham Hannay Joshua Harrison W. M. Statham Morlais Jones Alfred Norris Birkenhead Warrington Ormskirk St. Helen’s Southport Wigan Runcorn Morley Thurday St. Mary-in-the- Wood Congregational Scatcherd Smith F.S.A Messrs. Lockwood and Mawson Yorkshire W. K. Anderton Wolstenholme Wakefield Parker London Baptist Tabernacle Wm. Anderton Cleckheaton

Terrible catastrophe on the Thames blazes across headlines

The Princess Alice collision with Bywell Castle near Tripcock’s Point off Greenwich caused immense loss of life. About 600 believed lost with 210 men 270 women and 120 children among the dead. Coroners and soldiers assist recovery and identification as wreckage is moved and funeral measures begin.

Bywell Castle Tripcock’s Point Greenwich Woolwich Arsenal Barking Woolwich Carttar Woolwich Dockyard Thames Conservancy

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