The History of the Central Synagogue 1855 1905
The History of the Central Synagogue 1855 1905
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Vallentine for the assistance he has rendered me in the work.
10 appointed to assist her husband in his duties, and for thirty-five years took her part in the work of the synagogue, winning the respect and esteem of all who knew her.
The hope of the Committee that the building would be ready for the New Year Festival was destined to disappointment. Mr. Samuel Moses, one of the Wardens, reported, on August 31st, 1854, that he had visited the Synagogue recently, and it was found that the walls we...re not sufficiently dry to open it with safety to the health of the congregation on the ensuing New Year. Further delay also ensued owing to the failure of the contractor. At length, after a delay of six and a half years from the date (November, 1848) when the ^subject was first mooted, the Committee were able to appoint March 29th, 1855, for the consecration of their Branch Synagogue. Mr. Neumegen, of Gloucester House, Kew, wrote a Hebrew ode in honour of the occasion, which was published in the Jewish Chronicle, but was not sung at the consecration service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vallentine for the assistance he has rendered me in the work.
10 appointed to assist her husband in his duties, and for thirty-five years took her part in the work of the synagogue, winning the respect and esteem of all who knew her.
The hope of the Committee that the building would be ready for the New Year Festival was destined to disappointment. Mr. Samuel Moses, one of the Wardens, reported, on August 31st, 1854, that he had visited the Synagogue recently, and it was found that the walls we...re not sufficiently dry to open it with safety to the health of the congregation on the ensuing New Year. Further delay also ensued owing to the failure of the contractor. At length, after a delay of six and a half years from the date (November, 1848) when the ^subject was first mooted, the Committee were able to appoint March 29th, 1855, for the consecration of their Branch Synagogue. Mr. Neumegen, of Gloucester House, Kew, wrote a Hebrew ode in honour of the occasion, which was published in the Jewish Chronicle, but was not sung at the consecration service.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Sadler to read onlineMoreLess
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