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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 04, 1849
Page
3
A historical fragment from March 28 1849 records James Shore at The Gaol St Thomas Exeter discussing divine reward and judgment. Deputation visits Shore then attends an evening meeting in the Subscription rooms Peter providing a glimpse of 19th century religious discourse and civic gathering.
Nearly 3,000 people gathered in Exeter on Wednesday night to support the imprisoned Rev. James Shore in St Thomas's prison. Sir Culling Eardley chaired and urged a retroactive Clergy Relief Bill clause to quash the Court of Arches order against Shore for preaching. A unanimous resolution and a Parliament petition pressed for clergy protections and relief measures.
The Archives du Christianisme covers Vaud and Neufchatel stories. It notes pastor Guillebert’s resignation after 35 years and church independence clashes. It also reports arrests of pastors, alleged attacks on Free Church of Ballaigues, and police handling of domicile violations as minor irregularities.
Mr Vincent advocates radical tax cuts, abolition of indirect taxes, and a property tax, arguing for reform of Parliament and urging farmers to seek retrenchment. The Hadleigh gathering, chaired by Mr Hawkins, hears strong support and a vote of thanks to Vincent as the meeting closes.
The public recognition of Rev Henry Robert Rer-NoLps as pastor at East Parade Chapel Leeds drew a large audience including 50 to 60 Congregational ministers and visitors. Morning discourse by Rev J G Miall Bradford addressed the nature of a Christian Church followed by questions and a statement from Rev Henry Reynolds. An evening address by Rev Thomas Raffles and a sermon by Rev James Parsons concluded the service.
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