Hugh Price Hughes (8 February 1847 – 17 November 1902) was a Welsh Methodist clergyman and religious reformer. He served in multiple leadership roles...

Hugh Hughes may refer to: Hugh Hughes (rugby union), Wales international rugby union player Hugh Hesketh Hughes (1902–1940), Welsh polo player Hugh Hughes...

Carmarthen and the family already included her brother Hugh Price Hughes and her sister Elizabeth Phillips Hughes. She completed her education at the North London...

without sympathy for sectarian exclusiveness. From William Arthur and Hugh Price Hughes, both of whom supported the transfer of Wesleyan schools to the school...

phrase gained wide currency during the campaign by the Welsh Methodist Hugh Price Hughes against the participation in politics of the divorcee Sir Charles...

Hendric Houghton, American pastor and theologian (b. 1820) 1902 – Hugh Price Hughes, Welsh theologian and educator (b. 1847) 1905 – Adolphe, Grand Duke...

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led the New Connexion secession from mainstream Wesleyan ministry. Hugh Price Hughes (1847–1902) was the first superintendent of the West London Methodist...

9%). The Price sisters, Gerry Kelly, and Hugh Feeney were moved to Northern Ireland prisons in 1975 as a result of an IRA truce. In 1980 Price received...

Inheritance," Benson learns he has inherited the assets of Hugh Howard, a pastiche of Howard Hughes and Hugh Hefner, including his Playboy-like magazine, which...

split in the Church), early influence on the temperance movement Hugh Price Hughes - Welsh social reformer, first editor of the Methodist Times and first...

Methodist Mission was established in 1887 under the leadership of Hugh Price Hughes, a leading voice in British Methodism and in Nonconformity, and has...

Methodist minister Hugh Price Hughes encouraged Nonconformists to support the Liberal Party....

officer in the Carmarthen. She was the sister of Methodist reformer Hugh Price Hughes. She had little education as a child, but later attended a private...

(1): 6–25. Oldstone-Moore, Christopher (1995). "The Fall of Parnell: Hugh Price Hughes and the Nonconformist Conscience". Éire-Ireland. 30 (4): 94–110. doi:10...

(Medicine), soldier who received both the Victoria Cross and the Bar Hugh Price-Hughes, Methodist theologian Lieutenant-General Jonathon Riley (Geography)...

began voluntary social work with the West London Methodist Mission of Hugh Price Hughes, helping the poor of Soho, Fitzrovia, and Marylebone in London, taking...

Foundation, (1901) Hodder & Stoughton: London. A Memorial Article, Hugh Price Hughes as we knew him, (1902) H Marshall & Son. Robert Louis Stevenson, in...

evangelical leader Robert Pearsall Smith. Another Welsh minister, Hugh Price Hughes, became the unofficial leader of the "Forward Movement" in the British...

Whitaker Wright, English businessman and financier (d. 1904) 1847 – Hugh Price Hughes, Welsh-English clergyman and theologian (d. 1902) 1854 – Aletta Jacobs...

The hall came to be owned by the West London Methodist Mission of Hugh Price Hughes. The foundation, which was active from 1889 to 1916, was dedicated...

Ameal, Portuguese politician and antiquarian (d. 1920) February 8 – Hugh Price Hughes, Methodist social reformer, first Superintendent of the West London...

[of Parliament] for Nonconformity" and collaborated closely with Hugh Price Hughes to establish the Nonconformist Parliamentary Council in 1898. Perks...

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Belfast, Price joined the IRA in 1971, along with her sister Dolours Price. They both participated in the 1973 Old Bailey bombing, for which Marian Price was...

Charles Bradlaugh challenged Hugh Price Hughes, a leading Methodist minister, to a debate on the merits of Christianity. Hughes accepted, on condition that...

relocation to the Bridge Road Church, named after the religious reformer Hugh Price Hughes, opened in 1903. Busbridge Parish Church was designed by George Gilbert...

conversations on the mission and ecclesiology of established churches. Hugh Price Hughes annual lecture delivered at Hinde Street, London, March 2009. The...

play. Other notable residents included the radical nonconformist Hugh Price Hughes, Grace Kimmins' husband Charles William Kimmins, English socialist...

residents include: No. 6. 1853, Rev. Jasper Peck. No. 8. 1888–1902, Hugh Price Hughes (1847–1902), Methodist divine and leader of the "forward" party in...