The Old School Clergy in Philadelphia Assembly
A Times summary of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church meeting in Philadelphia. It highlights key figures and chairs, including Rev. Dr. Young, Rev. Dr. Magill, Chancellor Walworth, Dr. Brackenbridge, Dr. Lord, Judge Fine, Rev. Dr. Jenkins, and Rev. Dr. Spring, with notes on debates, influence, and notable members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
California
India
Ison
Dr. Young
Centre College
Kentucky
Dr. Magill
Ilis
Alway
Chancellor Walworth
New York
Dr. Marshall
Tom. Marshall
United States
Philadelphia
Daniel Boone
Chancellor Johns
Delaware
Bishop Johns
Les
B. J. Brackenbridge
Pearance
Tochin
Dr. Lord
Butalo
Ion
Judge Fine
New-York
Dr. Jenkins
Washington College
Virginia
Spring
Smith
South Carolina
General Assembly of Ireland
Free Church of Scotland
West
J. R. Brackenridge
Danville
The Harp Heart and the Brightwell Child
In Bridge End a nine year old girl Fanny is known for cheerfulness and selflessness. She receives a stolen shilling and secretly uses it to buy bread for a beggar French child, setting aside her own joy to ease another’s hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Warren CO. PA
Brightwells
Carpenter
Fanny
Brightwell
Bridge End
Mrs. Brightwell
Ness
Nancy
Harry
D. H
Harry Fanny
Manny
Lassie
Miss Jacobs
Juvernile
Jae
Anny
Vost
Lt. Shaw
Little Fanny
Bee
Badie
Daniel Wright
Bridgend
Needleem
John
Seven Brightwell
Rosy
John Brightwell
Jane
Ellen
Mademoiselle
Fanny Talgu
Bri
Sam
World Temperance Convention Invites Global Abstinence Support
An invitation from a New York meeting in May 1853 calls temperance associations to attend a September 6 gathering in New York to discuss enacting prohibitory laws akin to Maine Law. Delegates from states territories provinces and international friends are urged to attend and promote sobriety nationwide and worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of
Maine
Friends of Temperance
Reuben H. Walworth
N. Y
B. D. Peek
Thomas E. Powers
John Gridley
Wis
A. Bullard
M. D. Dimitry
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E. Cowan
L. Rogers
Johnson & Brown
Ludlow
Warren, Pa
G. P. Johnson
Rasselas Brown
Curtis & , Miles
Water Street
C. B. Curtis
John N. Miles
Scofield & Brown
Waterst
Glenni
W. Scofield
William D. Brown
Wetmore & Woodin
Warren
Warren County
Second Street
J. D. Wetmore
Geo. D. Woodin
Kiare Parmlee
Carver House
D. M. Williams
Temperance House
Pennsylvania
Nesmith & Goodrich
Exchange
Geo. D. Prentice
Earth
Prophet of the
Liberty
Warren Mail
The
Southern Ladies’ Book of June
Genrn Clap
J. B. Brown
Sugar Grove
Warren Co
Dorwin Greene
Mansion House
Parmelee & Gilman
Water St
Z. Parmeler
H. Gilman
Summerton & Church
Carver
Gome In the
C.w. Rathbun
Breeze Point
Taylor & Messner
Tanner's
A. J. Taylor
S. Messner
Gilman Merrill
L. R. Geer
D. Cc. James & CO
Tanner’s
R. Bennett
Z. H. Eddy
A Hazeltine & CO
Variety Hall
G. W. Hazeltine
Ss. P. Johnson
J. W. Breed
Waterstreet
Page
E. M. Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
Ames & Davis
H. L. Towle
Coxs
Court Horse
Wareda
Yanforth
Letheon
Demimi
Haw van Amp
Eee
N. Y. Times
BY John A. Chapint
Man
Dinah Maria Malock
Worlds Temperance Convention
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