Memorial Chapel in Park Road Planned by Local Society
The Park Road project, funded by the local society with treasurer J Bickerton Williams and secretary W F Callaway, envisions a Gothic chapel seating 1040, built by Wilson and Son from George Ingall’s designs at a cost about 5000. The memorial stone will be laid by Henry Wright, Esq. in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bickerton Williams
W. F. Callaway
Park Road
Messrs
Henry Wright
Sussex Home Missionary Society
Thomas Spalding
Brighton
Cuckfield
Eastbourne
Petworth
Hastings
Worthing
Yapton
Mayfield
Jarvis Brook
J. B. Figgin
M.A
Charles Gilbert
G. Jones
A. Reed
B.A
J. R. Thompson
J. S. Carter
Messrs. Stevens
Barwick
T. E. Fullier
Cape of Good
Cape
Capetown
Fuller
Young Men’s Institute
South African College
Fine Arts Association
England
Martinas
London
City-road
Mostyn-road
G. T. Perks
G. Bowden
W. M. Punshon
Ll.d
H. L. Church
Hammersmith
City Road
L. H. Wiseman
C. Prest
J. Rattenbury
J. H. James
D.D
Home Mission Fund
Free District
Madagascar upheaval tests mission links and royal power
A private letter from Rev. J Wills details a Madagascar crisis as Sakalava raids prompt a large military response. The queen’s officers face treason, execution, and mercy, while Christian missions fear loss of pastors and school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wills
London Missionary Society
Madagascar
Mr. Wills
Ampamarinana
Memorial Church
America
Dekas
Christ
WM. Clarkson
Thoughts on the present Tory reaction and public opinion
A nostalgic look at Tory resurgence risks as the author compares it to a failed embankment. It warns that public opinion may not rally for reform before the next general election due to self interests among publicans civil servants clergy and aristocracy, delaying progress.
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Metropolitan Chapel Building Fund
J. Stephenson
Jewin-street
S. H. Tindall
Acton
Wesleyan
Wiseman
Prest
Rattenbury
James
J. Walton
G. Lidgett
R. W. Reynolds
Highbury
J. W. Gabriel
Education Committee