London Missionary Society sermon dispute 1849
A recorded dispute over the London Missionary Society annual sermon at London churches. The Bishop of London prohibited the sermon in 1849, prompting Directors to defend their long practice of arranging the service in various metropolis chapels and churches and to detail prior permissions and misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeterbary
Church of England
London
Thomas Mortimer
Directors Demand Publication of Letter to Records Editor
A June 1849 exchange shows Arthur Tidman and the London Missionary Society Directors in dispute over a letter to the Record. The editors allegedly destroyed a manuscript rather than publish, while the Directors demand the piece appear as an advertisement to defend their conduct and address charges by the Bishop of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission House
Blomfield-street
London Missionary Society
London
Record
Arthur Tidman
Thomas Burchell
Jamaica
William Fitz Burchert
Green
William Knibb
First Assertors of Liberty of Conscience Contested
A letter to the Patriot editor discusses the Strictures on Mr Underhill and asserts that independent ministers and their supporters should be judged by higher testimony from historians and contemporaries. It defends the Independents while opposing the contention that they subverted conscience. the writer signs as Penn TI W, MASSIE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriot
Strn
Underhill
Baillie
London
Edwards
J. Fletcher
Fletcher
Mr. Underhill
Aaron
Massie
Sabbath and Religion in 19th Century Society Review
A compilation review of multiple religious and social works from 1849, praising essays on the Sabbath's benefit to laboring classes, Bible related lectures, missionary memoirs, sermons, and theological volumes. It notes prize results, author backgrounds, and the broader moral aims guiding these publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Axton Qoryror
Partridge and Oakey
Scotland
Quinton
Bank of England Weekly Debt and Security Totals May 26 1449
Bank of England tables show government debt 11,015,100 and other securities 2,984,900 for the week ending May 26 1449. Gold coin and bullion 13,176,568 silver bullion 323,569 and overall sums are presented under the act 7th and & Victoria cap xxii. totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Banking Department
Government Securi- Proprietors
M. Marsnatt
Cain
Portugal
A. Zsa
Lyon
Corneceee
Neatha
Amiens
Boulogne
Birkenhead, Lane
Chesh
Caledonian
Dublin
Drogheda
Kingstown
Dundee
Perth
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Eastern
East Lancashire
Eastern Union
Ips
Bury Stowe
Kilmarnock
Ayr
Glasgow and
Greenock
Southern and Western
Great Western
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
Lancaster and
Carlisle
London & N. Western
Maryport
Midland
Bristol
Birm
Soneay
Ccs
Paris and
Rowen
Rouen
Havre
Shrewsbury
Chester
South
Devon
Tall Vale
Reesee
Reesesences
Waterford
Limerick
Whitehaven Junction
York
Newcastle, & Berwick
York Norrth
Marriages and bankruptcies listed in Exeter notices
A historic notice column lists a Baltimore amount of bankruptcies with official assignees and solicitors across London and Birmingham, detailing registered chapels, trustees, and insolvency dividends payable at Paul-street Exeter. Also appears are numerous names of debtors, merchants, and tradespeople with first and final dividend specifics and payment places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk. Matthews
East Reach
Faunton St. James
Somersetshire
Baker
Paul-street
Exeter
J. Roles
Maiden Newton
Dorsetshire
W. Scott
T.G. Pocock
Kingsbury
H. Pinhey
Plymouth
J. Thuell
Broadhempstone
Devonshire
Tanner
C. L
Guildhall-chambers
J. Vaughan
High Holborn
Guildhall-chanstera
N. Butler
Portsea-place
Edgware Road
D. A. More
la. Marylebone
Guttuwall
Newmarket
Ge. Bu
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THE
Bishop OF London
London House
London Mission House
C.J. London
Rev
T. Mortimer
Gray’s-inn-road
Thos. Mortimer
Mortimer
Gray's Innroad Chapel
Morer
Wesleyan Missionary Society
St. Botolph’s
Bishopsgate
Gray’s-instead
Diocese of London
Metropolis
Christ Church
Newgate-street
St. Clement’s Danes
St. Lawrence
King-street
St. Andrew’s
Blackfr
Wood
Poppin's Court
Francia Close
Cheltenham
St. Bride’s
Record Office
Ooen
Tidman
Christ-church Newgste-street
St. Clements Danes
Anp's
Blackfriars
Danetan’s
First-street
St. Leonard’s
Shore
Hobtoway's Pitts
William South
No. 6
Thomas-street
Lambeth
Holloway
Strand
Halse
Magazine of Sciences
Selace
Free Grammar School
Abergavenny
Henry Joan Bunny
Castle-street
Rees and Son
Robert Townley
Cinque Ports
Ramsgate
Henry J. Bavis
Snow
Joan Lindsay Avamson
Sutherland and Knox
Octavius Winstow
M.A
Shaw
W. Gregory
Hope Chapel
Clifton
Alexander Fletcher
Finsbury Chapel
Tar Sassara
France
Bank OF England
E. Woodgate
Greenwich
Bartlett’s
Holborn
Cann Birchin Lane
Wess
Gresham Street
J. Upton
Wandsworth
Stansfeld
Shearman and Slater
Great Tower Street
J. B. Hamselton
Grange-walk
Bermondsey
Pollett
Sambrook-court
Basinghall-street
Depree
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
S. Stokes
Dover
Siddler
Bell
Culeman-street
Thorndyke
Staple-inn
G. MN 5S
Salisbury
Edwarda
Prederick’s-place
Old Jewry
Sawyer
Field-court
Gray’s-inn
E. H. FE