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41. Letter to Mr. Rhodes from Lake Forster of Blackburn declining an invitation to preach

Date:
10 Apr 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/35

42. Letter to Mr. Rhodes from Mr Jones regarding Rev. W. Varty of Mitcham in Surrey, a possible replacement for Rev. Joseph Fox

Date:
15 May 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/22

43. Letter to Mr. Rhodes from Mr Samuel Mcaw of Doncaster declining an invitation to preach

Date:
16 Apr 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/39

44. Letter to Mr. Rhodes from Thomas Hicks of Cottingham declining an invitation to preach

Date:
18 Apr 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/38

45. Letter to Mr. Roper from Mr William Hudswell of Driffield accepting an invitation to preach on 16th Sept 1832 but declining another date

Date:
20 Aug 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/50

46. Letter to Rev. J. Fox from John Lumsden of Hull, regarding withdrawing from the offices which he holds in connection with Fish Street and stating the reasons for his decision

Date:
10 Jan 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/55

47. Letter to Rev. Joseph Fox from Joseph Procter, Treasurer of the Associate Fund and Rev. Thomas Lewis and Rev. John Yockney, Secretaries of the fund. The Associate fund was formed in London towards the end of 1822 and it aimed to assist dissenting ministers of evangelical principles whose incomes were inadequate to their support. The letter is basically appealing for support for the fund by means of annual subscriptions and/or congregational collections.

Date:
Mar 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/46

48. Letter to Rev. Robjohns from Rev. Charles Stanford, Pastor, 8, North terrace Camberwell, regarding Mrs Hardey

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/6/2/2/29

49. Letter to Rev. T. Stratten from the deacons of Liargate Chapel regarding the decline of the congregation

Date:
c.19th century
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/27/5/1/1

50. Letter to the Brethren and Sisters of Fish Street from W.W. Hyde, Sarah Hyde, George Hair, Mr. Gibry, Thomas and Sarah Davison, Samuel W. Bowden, Hannah and Mary Hyde and Thomas Clarke, proposing to withdraw themselves from the church for the formation of a separate church to be connected to the chapel in Nile Street, Hull

Date:
4 Apr 1832
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
L DCFS/1/3/1/4