Anti state church movement gains attention in Britain
The Glasgow Saturday Post reports growing interest in the Anti state church conference to be held in London. Reports note meetings and elected representatives across London and southern towns preparing to participate and broaden opinion on separating church and state within England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow Saturday Post
London
Tweed
England
Church of England
Free Church of Scotland
Scotland
Anti state church movement and petitions in city chapel
A public meeting at the Old Independent chapel elected W W Malden to represent the congregation at the Anti state church Conference. Members adopted a petition to Parliament opposing church establishment, urging repeal of the union and arguing for the church’s independence from the state. Leaders explained church history and the differences between state and Christ’s church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Malden
Malden
Constantine
Henry the Highth
Christ's Church
Church of Christ
State-Church Conference
Tabernacle Chapel
Newport
Thos Gilman
D. Rhys Stephen
Monmouth Merlin
Petitions and Bills in Imperial Parliament Week
The House of Commons catalogues petitions on duties and reforms including coal repeal cotton law and corn laws. Bills read first and second times cover County Court Lancaster Charitable Pawn Societies and more, with committee consideration on Parishes Scotland and Supply figures and passages of Dean Forest and Basar Night Poaching Prevention bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Asaph
Bangor
Ireland
County Court
Lancaster
Scotland
British Museum
Commissariat Department
Trafalgar Square
Dean Forest
Basar
Debates on Factories Bill and Lord Ashley's Stance
Friday debate on discharging the order of the day for the Factories bill. Mr Cochranes and Mr Thomas Duncombe express regret that Lord Ashley has not maintained his position, aiding the government by delaying a ten hours clause. Lord Ashley may decide after Easter on his course amid calls to stand by Jim. Sir James Graham participates in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Martin’s
J. F. Winks
John Manning
W. Thirlby
Joseph Swain
Law
W. Baines
J. D. Slade
J. Shard
J. Shard 1Psd.; “W. Baines
W. Stevenson
Swain
Paddy
Leicester Mercury
Chaplains
Wharn-cliffe
House of Lords
Philpotts
Somerset House
Kingsbridge Union
IPP
Poor Law Commissioners
Kingsbridge
Exeter
Church and State Gazette
Hook
Leeds
Rom
Ripon
Oldham
T. Lowe
Lowe
Mirian
Salisbury
Meath
Dowinica
Wesleyan Chronicle
Gateshead
Strabane
A. P. Goudy
Episcopal Home Mission
Robert Peel
James Graham
Armagh
Earl of Gosford
Lord Acheson
Orange
Verner
Millis
Lord Brougham
Cocrrane
Lord Ashley
Jim
Thomas Duncompe
Cochrane
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Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty
Britain
Wilkins
Richmond Place
James Edwards
Brighton
Brighton Guardlin
Laicaster
North of Ireland
Dromore
Ballymoney
Newtownhamilton
Killsleagh
Dungannon
Lurgan
Ballymena
Rathfriland
Cockstown
Larne
Donaghadee
Coleraine
Lisburn
House OF Commons
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