Liberal Party Wishes Stir Talk of Political Chaos
The passage argues that any Ministry attempt to override broad Liberal party wishes could trigger political disorganization and chaos, warning of swift consequences to the government’s stability and policy unity.
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Liberal Party
Ecclesiastical Notes on Education Bill and Church Influence
Nonconformists keep up opposition to Mr Forster's Education Bill despite government hints of revision. Wesleyan ministers across England protest religious clauses, while debates warn against secularism and church influence. The piece cites Manchester meetings, Guardian editorials, and remarks on ritual practices and disestablishment concerns.
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Manchester
Forster
M Watchman
W. H. Holland
Rigg
Wesleyan Training Institution
Holland
Church of England
Gladstone
England
Guardian
Birmingham League
Church Unity and Spain's Disestablishment Debate
The speaker urges joint effort by clergy and laity to sustain the Church of England amid pressures, warning against internal strife. The piece recalls Spain moving toward disestablishment and disendowment of the Catholic Church, noting plans to separate church from state and education, contrasted with England's stance.
Liberation Society plans May meetings and evening event
The Liberation Society schedules its annual May gathering for the first Tuesday the 3rd with a 1 pm council meeting at Cannon-street Hotel followed by a 7 pm session at Freemasons Hall after a six o’clock tea. Henry Richard MP to preside with speakers for key current topics. numerous regional meetings are reported in The Liberator.
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Cannon-street
Freemasons’ Hall
Henry Richard
Liberation Society
Woolwich
Bradford
Sheffield
Oldham
Bury
Clitheroe
Ashton-under-Lyne
Mossley
Smallbridge
Colne
Burnley
Stanningley
Farsley
Selby
Goole
Mexbro
Ruthin
Daventry
Flint
Mold
Mostyn
Manchester
Leeds
The Bishop of London and the Ritualists
A clergy meeting at London House discusses the Bishop of London plans to act on Ritualistic practices in his diocese. He convened five leading ritualist clergymen and invited many others while clarifying the Court of Arches decision limits and the four month delay for any appeal.
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Guardian
Charles Hartley
John Bull
House of Commons
Gurney
London House
London
Carlisle
Liberation Party
Bridekirk
Cumberland
Church of England
Church of
Haghiud
Noaclfist
C. F. Lowder
St. Peter’s
London Docks
John Going
St. Paul's
Walworth
D. Nihill
Court of Arches
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Spain
the Liberation Society
Ritualists