Letter from Henry J. Benham to Sir S. Scott in 1862
A dated letter from Henry J. Benham of Wigmore Street London writes to Sir S. Scott Bart and Co Cavendish Square noting the Bankers address in Cavendish-square and closing with a formal sign-off in September 1862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Scott, Bart. and Co
Cavendish-square
Henry James Benham
Wigmore-street
London
Missionaries in China press rights to interior residence
A letter to the Nonconformist argues for Protestant missionaries to reside throughout China citing treaty rights, imperial memoranda, and rescripts. It defends missionary work amid riots, notes widespread official influence, and contends Christianity civilizes nations, urging courts to uphold interior settlements and protect foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
China
Lord Clarendon
London Missionary Society
Rutherford Alcock
C. W. Dilke
Foreign Office
Peking
Kung Chi
B. C
Nan-Yang
Honap
Yang-Chow
Keangsoo
R.C
Honan
Tseung-Kuoh Fan
Medhurst
Duke of Somerset
Great Britain
America
Cicero
Tiber
Britain
England
Shanghai
Earl of Clarendon
Sir Rutherford
Canton
Hang Chow
Siao-San
Jai
Jung-Chow
Shanking
Chefoo
Chi-Nan-'oo
A. Williamson
National Scottish Bible Society
Mongolia
Manchuria
A. Wylie
British and Foreign Bible Society
Cooper
India
Messrs
John
Wylie
Formosa
Sir R. Alcoolk
Sir R. Alcock
Pekin
Mr. Burlinghame
Ilis