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Mayor's Dinner at Ipswich Highlights Religious Liberty Debate
At the Ipswich mayoral dinner the speaker, supported by city officials, attacked Canterbury seditious rhetoric and defended religious liberty in education. He denounced Tory hypocrisy on church and state, urged national education for all faiths, and praised Victoria's restraint while urging broader access to schooling.
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Canterbury
Bradshaw
Cenytbary
God Save
Queen
Alderman May
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Susser
England
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
Lord Minto
Navy
Ramsey
Lord Hill
Harbur
W. Harbur
R. Harland
Brame
John May
Afayor
Seekamp
Alderman Long
G. G. Sampson
Sampson
Gibson
House of Commons
Church of England
Thanne
Exeter
Torsey
Robert Peet
Cheera
Tretahd
Russell
Chester-house School
Queen Victoria
James the
Hanover
James
Bim
James 1
Victoria
James the Second
Abe
Robert Peel
Toeyueng Hie
Liberal Party
Hubert Peel
Batoxet
Brotett Peel
Engladdag
Tader
Hugh Stowell
Robert Pell
London
Nelings
Frost and
Vincent
Tony