Boros György (szerk.): Értesítő a Nemzetközi Unitárius Conferencziáról (Kolozsvár, 1897)
A Nemzetközi Unitárius Konferenczián tartott beszédek és felolvasások - Beszédek és felolvasások
94 gregation. He expressed the great pleasure of the congregation in being able to welcome in her midst those friends whose religious zeal prompted them to lay so many precious offerings on the altars even of our Churches. To the welcome addresses answers were given by the Rev. Enfield Dowson in the name of the English Unitarians ; the Rev. Theodore Williams of New-York, spoke in the name of the American Unitarians ; the Rev. Lloyd Jones of Liverpool spoke in the name of the North Welsh Unitarian Association; Mr Frank Tayler embodied his reply in a poem written under the impression of the religious service just held; adress was given by dr. Cfreaves of Canterbury; Dr. Frank D. Chester of Boston, spoke in the name of the American young men; and Miss Lucia Tagart in the name of the English ladies. —- The highly enthusiastic adresses and speeches were received by the audience with applause. The addresses and speeches are published at the end of this Report. They were translated and explained to the audience by Profs. John Kovács and George Boros, and the Rev. Nicholas Gál. Second day. September 7. Monday. A list of delegates and others who attended the International Unitarian Conference: Bishop Joseph Ferencz, and chiefcurator Gabriel Daniel in the Chair. From America: Rev. and Mrs Theo. Williams N e w-Y o r k, Mrs Emma Southwiek, P li i 1 a d e 1 f i a, Dr., Frank Dyer Chester, Boston; from England: Rev. Enfield Dowson, Gee Cross, Mr and Mrs Frank Tayler, Bolton, Miss Tagart, Mrs Rutt, London, Dr. and Mrs Greaves Canterbury, Rev. Lloyd Jones, L i • v e r p 0 01, Mr. Ward, Midlesborough. From Hun g ary: Mr. Alex. Adámstate’s officer S ze-' g e d. Rev. John Ajtai minister, H.-A lmás, Albert Ajtai
