Public aid urged to unite nation in moral worship
The editorial urges Mr Arnold to consider that public opinion favors a united kingdom. It argues state religion should be inclusive of all citizens without fanaticism and envisions a time when national worship reflects the moral life of the whole nation.
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Arnold
United Kingdom
Clerical Hate of Nonconformity in Richmond and Wimbledon
A critical piece denounces Bishop and vicar led actions in Richmond and Wimbledon that separated Nonconformists from Anglicans in burial grounds. It cites Burial Act 1857 reforms, reports a wall between plots, and condemns clerical arrogance and Establishment bias fueling religious intolerance and public outrage.
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Richmond
Harl Russell
Exeter
Carlisle
Rochester
God
Acre
Cear
Earl Russell
Procter
Orersons
Daily Telegraph
England
Acta
Telegraph
Liberation Society
Church of England
Ecclesiastical Notes on Easter Observances Among Nonconformists
The article argues Nonconformists largely reject Easter as a festival while a devout, Ritualist minority within the Established Church maintains elaborate rites. It cites St Alban’s and St Mary Magdalene, Munster Square, noting incense, Mass like celebrations, ceremonial kneeling rules, and grand processions with crosses, censers, and vestments during Easter.
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Hampstead Heath
Welsh Harp
Gravesend
Greenwich
Kew
Zoological Gardens
St. Alban’s
St. Mary Magdalene
Munster Square
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