National Education Returns and Church Establishment in Wales
A long summary of education reports from 1847 showing Church of England schools expanding, funds allocated, numbers of teachers, buildings, and free versus paid schools. It discusses Wales Church Establishment, dioceses, archdeacon positions, benefice incomes, lay ownership, and inequalities in property distribution across Wales. It critiques the established system and notes Celtic evangelical influence and Dissenting presence in Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National School Society
Church of England
Dames
Kingdom
Barnea
Wales
England
North
South Wales
Monmouth
United Kingdom
Scotland
Ireland
Commissioners of Education
Cambrian Society
Severn
Taowas Paixres
Monmouthshire
Principality
St. David's
Llandaff
St. Asaph
Bangor
Brecon
Cardigan
Carmarthen
Pembroke
Radnor
Glamorganshire
Montgomeryshire
Herefordshire
Diocese of
Welch
North Wales
Licurreiv
Chester
Lincoly
Groucestie
Barstow
Record attacks London Missionary Society Directors over Bishop of London letter
The Record and the London Missionary Society dispute centers on a published letter by the Bishop of London. The piece accuses the Record of distortions, asserts dates of sermon prohibition and permitment, and condemns perceived church politics and dissent between Church and dissenters. The writer criticizes the Bishop of Lussex and warns against complicity with Dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
London Missionary Society
Bishop of
Lennox
Smolehill
Lussex
London
Rie van
Cobden's Motion for International Arbitration
The motion by Mr. Cobden to debate international arbitration will be heard Tuesday the 12th. Public interest runs high with over 150 meetings held and 1,000 petitions presented in support. The Peace Congress Committee promotes informed discussion and on Monday the 11th a large Exeter Hall meeting is planned to express public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
Peace meeting to push Coxpen motion attracts MPs and ministers
A large gathering is planned on the House floor day Coxpen brings his motion. The event is described as highly influential with MPs ministers and notable figures among the attendees. Prominent speakers include Joan Briaut Evwaep Muar Rev. Joan Bugner Exuise Burairt and Joseru Sturce delivering stern advocacy for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxpen
Joan Briaut
M.P
Evwaep Muar
Joan Bugner
Exuise Burairt
Joseru Sturce
Money Market Report from London and Foreign Bonds Fall
The English Stock market slid from yesterday’s highs with a full percent drop as fears over Parisian delays in the President's speech hit the Bourse. Consols tumbled to 914 913 while Mexican Bonds fell on fresh bondholder talks. Portuguese annuity payments and other stock dividends are detailed, with railway shares showing limited business and steady yet weak conditions overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuuszspay
Paris
Legislative Assembly
Congress
Robertson
Bank of British North America
Grand Junction Canal Company
Grenada I
Venezuela
Caledonian
Eastern Counties
Great Western
Great Northern
London and Brighton
Blackwall
North-Western
South-Western
Midland Counties
North Staffordshire
Baptist Noel Tabled as Bedford church minister prospect
Notes on overtures to Baptist Noel for John Street Bedford Towne congregation led by Rev John Harington Evans. The John Street church is open to Pedobaptists and not a strictly Baptist church. Also reports on Peace Congress preparations in Paris London Brussels and Boston with French, British delegates and Boston meeting support. General Changarnier described as intrepid, caustic humor, approachable yet autocratic in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Nott
Baptist Noel
John-street
Bedfordtow
John Harington Evans
Peace Congress Committee
Henry Richard
Elihu Burritt
Paris
France
National Assembly
London
Brussels
Boston
England
Scotland
Changabrier
Napoleon
Changarnier
Lamoriciére
Bedeau
Algerine
Claver House
Corkran
The
Royal Visit At Windsor And Ascot Races Detailed
The Queen and Prince Albert left Buckingham Palace for Windsor Castle and arrived at 4 12. They drove to Eton, later held a grand dinner. Visitors included the Duke of Wellington Viscount Canning and many nobles. A Cabinet Council met at the Foreign Office. Letters patent created James Andrew Earl of Dalhousie as Marquess and Baron Gough as Viscount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Prince
Castle
Prince of Wales
Eton
Winspsor
Ascot
Duke of Wellington
Viscount Canning
Colonel Wylde
Windson
Prince Henry of the
Netherlands
Prince Leopold Count of
Syracuse
Cambridge
Mecklenburg Strelitz
Prince George
Prince Castelchala
Dutchess of
Buccleuch
Marchioness of
Abercorn
Fortescue
Countess Spencer
Earl of Bessborough
George Lennox
Foreign Office
Tur Raya Ercuixes and British Notices
A compendium of 19th century brief items including court appeals against Vice Chancellor Knight Brace, news of Lt. C Narrer sailing from Suez toward Calcutta, the death of Lady Blessington, ordinations across Peterborough Gloucester Exeter York and Oxford, the escape plot of the Ranee at Benares, insurance totals for farming stock, the Empire steamer collision on the Hudson with twenty lost, Dublin riots aid, California governance and slave trade debates, potato crop notes from Trinity College, and evictions in Galway counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Raya Ercuixes
Peterborough
Chichester
Exeter
York
Gloucester
Bristol
Oxford
Benares
Shaikhoopra
M'Gregor
Chanar
Sibthorp
England
Empire
Hudson
New York
Macarips
Hibernia
Liverpool
Mcrady
Boston
CatironNnia
Smith
Panama
San Francisco
California
United States
Allman
Trinity College
Ballinasloe Star
Sewell
Creggs
Ballygar
Galway
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South Australia
Hong Kong
J. W. Parker
Winchester
Windsor
Worcester
Money Market
the Court
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