Thank you for this - most interesting
Some of the address-givers are named, but does anyone know the others?
Was F E Raven there?

Seems these conferences / lectures / addresses were a regular occurrence, but I know nothing about them. No reason F.E.R. couldn't have been there; J.B.S. was evidently.

This is an interesting document. I have often wondered where FER was during the 1870s-80s. Apparently he left the church of England in 1865 (when 28 years old), to begin breaking bread in the Priory meeting. The earliest known (that I know of, that is) public ministry of his is "The Bread of God," an article appearing in "Food for the Flock" in 1884.