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CRADLEY. PARK LANE CHAPEL, FORMERLY PENSNET MEETING-HOUSE, Present building, opened 15 May, 1796. First Meeting-house, in Pensnet Meadow, opened 1707, burnt 1715. Second Meeting-house, same site, opened 1716, closed 8 May, 1796. MINISTERS. Josiah Basset ... Joseph Fownes ... Noah Jones ... ... Joseph Baker ..< James Scott ... Benjamin Carpenter ... Thomas Warren, assistant ... William Bowen, M.A. ... William Cochrane ... ... John James Wright, assistant James Crossley ... Arthur Ellis O'Connor, B.D. ... Edward Potter Hall ... The two men principally instrumental in founding this society were, according to <strong>the</strong> Rev. Richard Witton, <strong>of</strong> West Bromwich (1735)~ <strong>the</strong> Rev. Henry Oasland, M.A., <strong>of</strong> Bewdley, and <strong>the</strong> Rev. H. Hickman, who resided at Birmingham, <strong>the</strong> son <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Rev. Henry Hickman, B.D., one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ejected ministers, who lived for some time privately in Worcestershire, and was afterwards minister <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> English congregation at Leyden. In 1704 <strong>the</strong> Rev. John Godley, <strong>of</strong> Walsall, bought from John Mansel, <strong>of</strong> Ne<strong>the</strong>rend, a field called Pensnet Meadow, in <strong>the</strong> parish <strong>of</strong> Kingswin- ford, Stafford, for <strong>the</strong> sum <strong>of</strong> &24, raised by voluntary contributions, for <strong>the</strong> express purpose <strong>of</strong> erecting a place <strong>of</strong> worship. The building was
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BAXTER'S PULPIT MEETING, KIDDERMINS
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READER. , IT WAS THE AFTERNOON OF A
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Rev. DOUGLAS WALMSLEY, B.A., Lond.
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xiv " unaccoinplished intentions."
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xviii excellent specimens o
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EVESHAM.--*" Notes on Oat Street Me
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C. L.-" The Christian Life," weekly
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YEAR. 1807 1808 1809 1810 181 I I 8
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Mr. D. Matts. Mr. J. W. Oliver. Mr.
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ALCESTER. PRESBYTERIAN MEETING-HOUS
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of the</st
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The entry on 25 Nov., 1866, preserv
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1 9 ATH ERSTONE.-LONG STREET. Built
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(fo whom your circuZa7ar is address
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After the custon~a
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HENRY WEBB ELLIS, 6. 22 March, 1832
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him, and cheerfully declared, that
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eputation, which was due to <strong
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Pearsall Grammar School and ministe
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BIRMINGHAM. OLD MEETING CHURCH.' Pr
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Rebuilt, 1846. First Meeting-house
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The following inscription (extant i
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William Field is more fully alluded
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Date of Congregati
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But vaziz th' atte??zjt. Let this a
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The Monthly Meeting minutes record
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paid out of his pe
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WILLIAM CAREY WALTERS, b. Newcastle
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The first meeting-house, said to ha
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Almost quite alone in the</
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Opened 10 December, 1861. First Mee
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Kentish, in his funeral sermon, des
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Court of t
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Of Samuel Griffiths' ministry here
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HENRY ILIcKEAN, ed. U.H.M.B. ; min.
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were printed separately in
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Han. Milward, of S
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JOSEPH FOWNES, 6. July, 1715, at An
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STOURBRIDGE. PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, H
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1790,6- Apr. 1791, 5 Apr. 17g1,6 De
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John Orr Robt. Brook Aspland, h1.A.
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Built 1724. Restored 1879-80. MINIS
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Parkinson was Dudley lecturer in 18
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Opened g November, 1827. First Meet
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ministry a gentleman of</st
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THOMAS MOORE, see Kingswood. THOMAS
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Field excited some comment by surmo
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has been engraved. He never forgot
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WEST BR0MWICH.-LODGE ROAD. I Opened
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WH1TCHU~CH.-SALOP. CHURCH OF THE SA
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A new and permanent trust deed (in
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hereby intimates its intention <str
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WH ITCHURCH.-SAI~OP. DODINGTON PRES
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COLLYER. mere I lieth the</
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held in Shrewsbury, May, 1898 (see
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1844, p. 288. On the</stron
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M.S.C., p. 165. M.R., 1817, pp. 494
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The centenary of <
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Both of th
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Bowden, R., 152 Bowen, T., 105, 196
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Maccall, W., 197 Macdonald, A. F.,
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