New Catholic Cathedral Drive Stirs London Sermon
Cardinal Manning leads a mass rally at the site for Westminster’s new Roman Catholic cathedra amid temperance groups. He urges parishes to begin building, stressing the cathedral as a unifying symbol and calling for self denial to fund the project.
Renominational Shifts and Evangelical Activities in Harrogate
Resignation of Rev W. Goldie at the Congregational Church Harrogate is noted alongside a 4507 fundraising result for Berkhamstead Sunday school expansion. A united harvest service in Berkhamstead raised 2,000 for Nonconformist churches, with 320 attendees at a tea. The British Evangelical Alliance announces Belfast as the 1874 annual conference site. Mr Moody begins evangelistic work in Northfield, with large crowds forming outdoor services after interior church decorations proved insufficient.
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W. Goldie
Congregational
St. Peter’s Hill
Grantham
Harrogate
Berkhamstead
United Harvest
United Coal and Clothing Clubs
Read
J. Harcourt
A. Cane
B.A
T. Foston
J. Finch
Evangelical Alliance
Friends of Christian Union
Council of the British Organisation
Belfast
Council
Alliance
United Kingdom
Mr. Moody
America
Sankey
England
Northfield
Moody
Moody in New Revival Service Sparks Early Evidence
Moody led a preliminary evangelistic service with Rev. Stevens and a large audience. Moody wore a straw hat and delivered pointed anecdotes while urging salvation, with observers predicting a major revival soon under way.
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Moody
Stevens
Bernardston
Evangelist
New York
Newman Hall Confines Sermons Due to Voice Loss
Surrey Parsonage letter states Newman Hall’s health is good but he has a voice failure preventing travel and preaching beyond two services at Surrey Chapel. He mentions the 5000 pounds needed to pay church contractors and thanks London and nationwide brethren who offered pulpits.
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Surrey Chapel
London
Sam, &c
Newman Hall
The Drink Traffic Opinion From Bradford Licensing Debate
A letter argues against expanding public houses and calls for reducing drink outlets. It critiques police and watch committees for lax enforcement, notes high drunkenness convictions, and discusses transferring licensing power to ratepayer elected boards, warning of political resistance and election burdens.
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Bradford
Brewster
Liverpool
M.p.’S
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New Jersey
Corrigan
Catholic Union
Jersey City
Cardinal Manning
League of the Cross
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Sydney
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