| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1680 |
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the side-streets. As he drew near he perceived that it was a religious meeting. There was a lighted lamp on a standard in the centre of the crowd and on the glass of this lamp was painted: `Be not deceived: God is not mocked.' Mr Rushton was preaching in the centre of the ring. He said that they had come hout there that evening to tell the Glad Tidings of Great Joy to hall those dear people that he saw standing around. The members of the Shining Light Chapel - to which he himself belonged - was the organizers of that meeting but it was not a sectarian meeting, for he was 'appy to say that several members of other denominations was there co-operating with them in the good |
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