Recognition of Rev. George Campbell at Princes-street Chapel Dundee
A large congregation heard the installation of Rev. George Campbell as minister of Princes-street Congregational Chapel Dundee. Rev. Lang presided and Rev. Spence asked questions. Rev. Dr. Alexander of Edinburgh addressed the new pastor.
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George Campbell
Princes-street Congregational Chapel
Dundee
Lang
Spence
Alexander
Edinburgh
Pen
T. A. Wheeler
F. Trotman
W. B. Lack
S. Mann
Berryman
Elliott
Lugg
J. Eva
Powell
Perrow
Improvement Fund
Pupsry
Little Moor
Pudsey
Bramley
J. Rattenbury
Leeds
London Missionary Society
Independent
Market Harborough
Henry Toller
India
E. Hipwood
T. Coleman
Ashley
Wardlaw
Toller
Reynolds
Cheshunt College
W. Clarkson
T. Toller
Kettering
W. E. Morris
South India
Salem
H. Toller
Sussex Home Missionary Society
Spalding
J. Griffin
Parker
A. Foyster
R. Hamilton
A. Reed
B.A
Rk. V. Price
Ll.b
W. J. Smith
Alford
William Porter
Hackney
Seminvary
John Nunn
Haverstockhill
J. de Kewer Williams
Thomas Sissons
Ebeneezer Viney
Hksq
Professor Ransom
HK. Liddell
Messrs. ‘Tiddy
S. W. McAu
M.A
Finchley
H. E. Arkell
Clerical Sincerity and the Patronage System Described
A reader questions ministers sincerity within the National Church and the patronage system. The letter argues responsibility lies with voters who influence church appointments and cites a case where a young minister might seek patronage through a wealthy match and a lucrative living. The discussion probes motives and ethical limits in clerical service.
Minister's tenure tied to endowments sparks debate
A parliamentary figure defends voluntary endowment for ministers, arguing that sales of office distort truth and church influence. He cites risks to sincerity, compares clergy under endowment with dissenting ministers, and endorses independent funding amid concerns about religious reform and education.
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Court of Justice
Edward White
Congregational Union Autumnal Meetings Fees Suggestion
The Local Committee asks churches to fund travel costs for their pastors and delegates to the upcoming Congregational Union autumnal meetings due to railway fare cuts failing to materialize. The move aims to ease travel burdens and is pitched as just and generous, with a modest per-church contribution. Wolverhampton, Sept. 11, 1869.
Misprint in Missionary Letter Corrected
A reader correction notes that a figure in a returned missionary letter was misprinted. The amount should read one thousand rupees or one hundred pounds, not one thousand pounds a year. The writer then adds a few remarks on the letter.
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Asile
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