Welsh and English Baptists hold tonic Cardiff meeting
A Welsh and English Baptists meeting in Cardiff led by Mr Justice Lush saw Rev Thomas Thomas resign Fontypool College residency. A testimonial gift valued at 2000 pounds was presented to the venerable doctor.
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Thomas
Pontyrool
Cardi
Justice Lush
Thomas Thomas
Fontypool College
Wales
Berkhampstead
United Harvest
Baptists
Congregational
Castle-street
Thomas Read
J. Menzies
J.arcourt
Baptist
G. Dowson
Primitive Methodist
J. E. Littleboy
Society of Friends
H. Nash
Shipton
Wispeacn
W. E. Winks
Ely-place Chapel
Bethany Heast
Cardiff
George Dawbarn
Winks
Working Men's Club
Mechanics’ Institute
Macclesfield
Park-green
T. W. Brockiehurst
Townsley-street
Professor Scott
Lancashire Independent College
Samuel Bowen
J. G. Allen
G. B. Kidd
James Dawson
J. O. Nicholson
Wimbledon
St. George's Road Congregational Church
W. Roberts
W. H. S. Aubrey
T. Waterman
B.A
Evan Spicer
W. T. Reeve
P. Hart
K. Ling
C. Quinton
MrpStanvo Baptist Union
Melbourne
Derbyshire
General Baptist Midland Conference
Nonconformists Rally Behind Carington in Bucks Election
An elector from Bucks Newport Pagnell writes praising Mr Carington for his stance on education and burials while noting nonconformist support helped his candidacy. He contrasts Freemantle’s clergy-backed committee and Liberal coalition with Carington’s network, predicting a future more favorable to nonconformists if they unite.
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Leicestershire Baptist Association
Notts
Derby
Lincolnshire Baptist Association
W. Green
Melbourne
J. Stevenson
M.A
Nottingham
Christian Union
H. Platten
Birmingham
S. Cox
C. Pike
Ed. Medley
W. Earp
J. Bateman
Leicester
W.W. i Stevenson
W. Evans
J. W
Wits and
East Sumerset Congregational Union
Holt
J. Hiles Hitchins
Eccleston Square
London
W. Luck
Wilts
Clarkson
London School Board
T. Mann
Trowbridge
Tabernacle School
Bulgaria
Servia
W. M. Blake
Tarrant
Mr. Clarke
Carington
Lord Sandon
Osborne Morgan
Freemantle
Liberal Party
The Phenomena of Spiritualism in Scientific Inquiry
A letter defending inquiry into spiritualism and Mesmerism, arguing that scientific testing could clarify whether reported phenomena have real objective basis or result from illusion. The author cites Crookes Wallace Huggins and others, warns of deception, and urges suspension of judgment until evidence is evaluated.
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British Association
Glasgow
Crookes
Wallace
Huggins
de Morgan
Home
Maskelyne
Cooke
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