New Congregational College Advances in London
The article reports a new Congregational College site secured in St. John's Wood with 2,800 pounds donated for 10,000 pounds total cost. It outlines aims to raise ministerial training standards, create a larger faculty, and pair the college with a Congregational place of worship. It notes housing plans, a shift to full academic curricula, and a move to modernize dissenting education amid broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Congregational College
Homerton
Highbury
Torrington Square
Avenue Road
St. John’s Wood
Glasgow
University College
Reverend James Shore Leaves Ground to Preach Elsewhere
The excerpt records James Shore declaring he will continue to preach the Gospel on the Bridgetown ground despite potential imprisonment, expressing gratitude to the committee and friends and hoping to preach at Bridgetown next Sunday. The message is signed by James Shore and the honorary secretaries E Craig and R Ainslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.v
Bridgetown
James Shore
Marghera
Venice
Germany
Frankfort
M. Wolff
M. Vogt
Committee of Safety
Stuttgardt
Wirtemberg
M. Buss
M. Lowe
Calbe
Statgard
Deutsche Zeitung
Prussia
Staats Anzeiger
Austata
Hungary
Jablonowski
Friestadt
Herzinger
Wang
Perczel
Puchner
Wiowa
Bem
Temeswar
Karlsburg
Denmark
Hampounaa
Schleswig-Holstein
Fihnen
Berlin
Reedtz
Release of Mr Shore and other 1849 notes
A mixed compilation from Exeter and London reports prison release of Mr Shore after three months confinement and his plan to preach on Sunday. The piece also covers court actions in the Prince Atpeat v Staanae case, the Lord Chancellor’s illness, and various parliamentary and colonial notices including France and Rome affairs, harvest prospects, and imperial appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
Snore
Prince Atpeat
Staanae
Mr. Strange
Lord Campbell
Baron Rolfe
Saone
Totnes
T. Burch
England
Lord of
London
Baptist Noel
Henry
Ralph
Torquay
Taz
Jonas
Queen’es
Martinas
Walthamstow
Reuben Dixon
Luton
C. H. Lattimore
Sud
Anti-Corn Law League
Paris
Republic
Oliver
Exeter Gazette
Boston Papers
A.S
Robert Morris
Boston
Justice of the Peace
Tanfly
Kent
Maidstone
Newport
France
Legislative Assembly
Gdillon Barrot
Dufaure
Interior
de Tocqueville
Robhiéres
de Falloux
Passy
Tracy
Marine
Lanjamain
Commerce
Lacrosse
Odillon Barrot
Dufanre
Bugeaud
Miolé
Thiers
M. de Remusat
Barrot-Dufaure
M. de Tocqueville
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
M. Berryer
Club de Conseil d'Etat
M. Dupinainé
Chamber of Deputies
M. Lamoriciere
Council of State
Sense
Ledru- Rollin
National Assembly
Tribune
Acta
M. Dur
M. Durm
la République
MM. Baroche
Bedeau
Lasteyrie
Benoit
Desere
Messrs
Arnaud
Poupin
Lacaze
Chapot
Heeckeren
Berard
General Leflo
M. Perrot
M. Baro
Questor
Red Party
MM. Duprat
Charras
Latrade
Rome
la Vendée
Jspra
Bombay
Bengal
Delhi
H. M. Laurence
Board of Administration
C. G. Mansel
J. Laurence
G. J. Christian
H. P. Burn
R. Montgomery
D. F. M.leod
Baririsa Guraxa
Demerara
Croal
Roce
Brand
Jamaica
Charles Grey
St. Andrew
Joseph Gordon
Sierra Leone
Santa Anna
Mexico
Tampico
Vincent
House of Assembly
Krrt
Her Majesty
Trinipap
Board of Council
Fuller
Supreme Civil and Criminal Court
Dominica
Axucua
Pont au-Paixce
Soulouqne
Las Mates
Azon
Port-au-Prince
San Domingo
Azna
Soulouque
Soulonque
Trincomale
R. L. Warren
Goto
Geetanu
Oronoque
Venezuela
Upata
Umare
Guiana
Bolivar
British Guiana
Cayone
Venezuelan Guiana
Guyana
Sir Walter Raleigh
Paxama
California
Foreign Office
Lonp
Loap Gones
Goojerat
United Kingdom
Institute of Actuaries
Chatham-place
Blackfriars
John Finlaison
Government Actuary
Finlaison
P. Hardy
C. Jellicoe
J.J. Sylvester
W. T. Thomson
J. Lawrence
J. Jones
R. Tucker
Cleghorn
Castle Hotel
Richmond
Tag Opesine
Shrewsbury and
Shrewsbury
Oakengates
Shropshire Union
Stafford
Shrewsbury and Birmingham Company
van Diemen’s Land
O’brien
Meagher
Lord Clarendon
Cousty
Liserien
Smith O’brien
Fitzgerald
Samuel Dickson
Dickson
Ak. O'Brien
Tan New Bisworp
William Higgin
Limerick
Ardfert
Aghadoe
Edmund Knox
Lord GiewcaLt
Cahir
Papal Government Reestablished in Bologna Legations
Letters from Bologna dated the 26th announce the Pontifical Commissioner Bedini published a proclamation restoring the Pontifical Government in Bologna and the Legations and annulling all events in the Roman States since November 17 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Bedini
Royal engagements at Buckingham Palace and London venues
The Queen and Prince Albert attended drawing rooms and concerts at Buckingham and St James's Palace with the Prince of Wales and Princess Alice. Various royal visits followed, including to the Royal Botanic Gardens, the Licensed Victuallers Asylum, and the Royal Italian Opera. A stone laying ceremony occurred at the asylum, while Dutchess of Kent and Prince Henry of the Netherlands joined services the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Alice
Palace of Westminster
St. James’s Palace
Prince Henry of the
Netherlands
Lord John Russell
Prince Alfred
Royal Botanic Gardena
Regent's Park
Victuallers’ Asylum
Dutchess of Kent
Leslie Courtenay
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Times
E. Craig
R. Ainslie
St. Thomas's
Exeter
Roman Starzs
Talon
Civita Vecchia
M. Lesseps
M. F. Janson
Naples
Garibaldi
Gaéts
St. Lesseps
Constituent Assembly
la Réforme
Florence
Ancona
Wairmorg
U.S
Postscript
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