| Description | These cuttings include items relating to The Eighteenth Century Evangelicals:
Basset, Ven. William;
Chesterfield, Lady Melusina;
Dartmouth, William Legge, 2nd Earl;
Jones, Rev. Thomas: Chaplain of St. Saviour's, Southwark;
Pugh, Rev. John: Vicar of Rauceby;
Serle, Mr. Ambrose;
Shirley, Lady Fanny;
Smythe, Chief Baron and Lady;
Talbot, Rev. William;
Thorold, Sir Jon, 7th Bt.;
Thorold, Sir Jon, 8th Bt;
They also include items relating to The Evangelical Revival:
Alphabetical list of persons who have been identified with Evangelical religion in the Church of England;
Evangelicals;
The Tractarian Movement;
The attitude of Methodism towards the Church;
The growth and tendencies of the Evangelical Revival;
The Earlier Evangelical Clergy;
Review of Mr. Gladstone on the Evangelical Movement;
Sketch of Staithwaite Church, Free School and National School 1864;
Olney [Bucks.] and its memories;
Review of 'The necessity of a real revival of Spiritual Religion in the Evangelical Body' by Rev. James Bardsley, Rector of St. Anne's, Manchester;
The Islington Clerical Meetings 1871-1873;
Foundation stone laying at Holy Trinity, Penge 1872;
Bevan, Rev. Frederick S. of Carleton Rode: munificent bequests;
Southport Clerical and Lay Evangelical Conference 1886;
Venn, Rev. Henry: Retrospect and Prospect of the Operations of CMS;
Alphabetical list of evangelical clergy and laity;
Review of 'France after 1870';
King, Rev. James, Vicar of St. Mary's, Berwick: letter relating to saving of Berwick's Edward I fortifications from destruction 1905;
Camberley, Surrey: sale of Tukell's Castle;
Lord Roseberry and the Publishers 1905;
Public attendance at Chapel Royal, St. James's;
Formation of Parish Register Society 1895;
London clergy: some details of curacies 1716-1717;
Evangelical revival and Methodism;
Southport Evangelical Conference 1879;
'Later Evangelical Fathers': review by M. Seeley;
Sketch of Rev. E. Bickersteth, Rector of Watton, Herts.;
Evangelical MPs 1846;
Modern preaching 1888;
Evangelicals and divisions in the Church 1888;
Dean Close Memorial School: opening 1886;
Archdeacon Sinclair on Reformation Prospects 1893;
Gibson, Rev. Stanley Taylor: Vicar of Sandon, Chelmsford: died 1889;
Clevedon Clerical meeting 1888;
'We Must Unite, being thoughts on the necessity of forming a well organised union of Evangelical Churchmen', by Rev. J. C. Ryle, Vicar of Stradbroke, Suffolk;
Western Clerical and Lay Conference 1883;
The English Church Union and Rev. A. H. Mackonochie;
Centenary of Little Dunham Clerical Meeting 1892;
Evangelical writers 'Esteeming others better than themselves' 1892;
Family tree of Trotter of Dyrham Park;
Mr. Julian's Hymnology 1892;
Islington Clerical Meeting 1892;
Sale of Patronage;
Colonial clergy in England: appointment to benefices;
Evangelical school 1893;
'The New Evangelicism' by Raymond Blathwayt in 'A Talk with Archdeacon Sinclair';
The Doctrine of the Lord's Supper: review of 2 lectures by Rev. N. Dimock 1895;
Yorkshire Evangelical Union Annual Conference 1891;
Review of 'The English Church in the Eighteenth Century' by Rev. C. J. Abbey and Rev. J. H. Overton;
Reformation Literature and the Parker Society;
St. John's Hall, Highbury: opening of the College Chapel 1884;
Photograph of Library of St. Ann's Rectory, Blackfriars, where first CMS Committees were held 1799-1812;
CMS Committee 1886: engraving with names of members;
Church Pastoral Aid Society: Jubilee 1884;
Bull's Harmonia: controversies arising out of;
Burnet's Own Time: notes on 1823;
Letters on subject of Evangelical teaching;
Evangelical Revival: The Rise and Progress of Evangelical Opinions 1895;
Clerical meetings: Tunbridge Wells 1892;
Notes on the London Directory 1732-1827;
Birmingham Evangelical Ministry: letter by S. C. Hatch;
Review of Church History including the Evangelical Revival by Bishop Moorhouse 1890;
Easter in the City: report of the annual visit of the scholars of Christ's Hospital to the Mansion House;
Evangelical Revival: review of a series of addresses given by Canon A. J. Mason at Great St. Mary's;
'Passing Thoughts on Passing Events' by C. D. Bell 1891;
Craven Evangelical Union: Dioceses of Ripon and Wakefield 1890 |