Disraeli Appeals for Unity Among Nonconformists
A historic remark urges harmony within the Nonconformist faction, praising the desire for national unity and recalling the grief over fallen friends. The passage reflects concerns about religious division and calls for shared sentiment across parishes.
Government and Fawcett bill challenge Irish university reform
The piece argues for abolition of religious tests at Trinity College and wider reform to end endowments favoring the disestablished Church. It critiques the government’s handling, warns against ecclesiastical privilege, and urges justice for Ireland while condemning papal influence.
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Ireland
Fawcett
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Liberal Party
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal
Treasury Bench
Trinity College
Ecclesiastical Notes on Advowsons Advertising Decline
The article discusses daily ads for Wax advowsons and advowsons for sale or wanted, noting growing difficulty in selling. It likens soul-trading to slave-trade stigma and suggests living purchases are now kept discreet with no purchaser name disclosed.
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England
Vicarage Sale At Ovington Cum Tilbury Stirs Local Interest
Auction for the living with land and fine appointments failed to attract bidders beyond 1900, leaving the rectory of Ovington cum Tilbury unsold. The piece notes religious tensions, colonial funding debates, and clerical intolerance across Wesleyan and Roman Catholic lines.
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Falmouth
Ovington-cum-Tilbury
Isle of St. Vincent
British Guiana
Barbadoes
Methodist Recorder
F. Watson
Walsall
Romish
Madeira
Cape
Funchal
Champion
Banff
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Kingdom
Mr. Disraeli
MR. Fawcett