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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 07, 1869
Page
5
John Stent argues that expanding liquor licenses harms public order and benefits landlords, architects, builders, brewers, and tenants. He urges restricting new houses where beer is sold, transferring licensing to a more responsible authority, and capping public houses to limit ruinous sales.
A Chinese missionary reflects on how governments and treaties shape missionary work in China. He notes the London Missionary Society’s role, defends Inland Mission actions under treaty rights, and credits the United States, Britain, and France with advancing protections for missionaries and converts. He argues treaty obligations empower missions across China and praises prudent use of these stipulations.
James Legge argues for steady missionary work amid hostility reports from Sir R Alcock and Burlingame. He suggests prudent conduct by missionaries and officials, noting divine cross planting, the risk of government repudiation, and the value of peace and commerce in Britain France and the United States. Dated April 6 1869.
A letter to the editor clarifies that Rev. G W McCree remains Bloomsbury Chapel missionary with headquarters at Moor Street Five Dials and 150-member Mission Church. Mr. Hatton operates a separate King Street Seven Dials hall in St. Giles's parish, distinct from McCree's area and work.
Conservatives, clergy, and MPs gather in Burslem and Worcester to oppose the Irish Church Bill. Speakers including Viscount Sandon and Lord Lanpon condemn Maynooth funding change while urging Lords to block or amend the bill.
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