DEATH OF DR PARKER.
(Received November 30, o.bS p.m.) LONDON, November 20. The death is announced of the Rev Dr Joseph Parkin’, of cho City Temple.
Dr Parker was born at .Uexham-an-Tvnu on the 9th April, 1830, and was educated privately and at Umverr;i-.y College, London. After acting as pus* tor at Banbury ami Manchester, lie settled in XBGO in London, where ho bthib the wcll-kowu City Temple, an edifice which cost iNOL'Xh He was at various times chairman of tho Jjancashiro Congregational t nion, the Manchester Congregational I. nion, the London Congregational Board, and the Congregational Vni - * of 'England and Wales. Dr Parker was a very popular preacher, and as lie was a writer of great industry, ho has hi-, many books on religious topics. In 189-1 Dr Parker v.rote to the London ’Times” pointing out limb tho custom of reporting and publishing sermons is a form*of literary piracy, against winch, preachers should orotect themselves. The degree of b.D. was conferred upon him by tho University of Chicago.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4825, 1 December 1902, Page 5
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