Nonconformists seek burial rights in new public cemetery
Rev J Radford Thomson argues that many towns lack public cemeteries or Nonconformist grounds and that burial services by Nonconformist ministers are denied. He cites Tunbridge Wells with 18 000 people and says a new cemetery would force expense for a second chapel to suit Established Church exclusivity. He urges equal funeral access for Nonconformists and their kin.
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Tunbridge Wells
Disestablishment Moves Highlight Religious Debate
The Free Presbytery of Deer passes a motion to urge disestablishment of the Churches of Scotland and England. Bishop Magee defends appointments in Peterborough patronage with 7 Evangelical benefices and 14 others. Free library Sunday opening rejected in Manchester. Prussian church-state bills advance with royal sanction. Ultranom antine editor jailed. Religious equality lectures push disestablishment and endowment repeal with public meetings planned in London.
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Murdoch
Pitsligo
Scotland
England
Peterborough
Magee
Leicester
Manchester City
Prussia
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
Our States
Germania
London Spectator
Ermeland
J.T. Mason Jones
Mechanics’ Hall
Barnsley
J. Butcher
H. Watts
Councillor Brady
Wales
Religious Equality Comittee
London
Vestry Hall
King's-road
Chelsea
Myddelton Hall
Islington
Professor Owen To Present Egypt Ethnology Paper
Professor Owen plans to deliver an Anthropological Institute paper detailing his personal Egypt observations on ethnology and cultural practices. He aims to share firsthand notes, comparative insights, and reflections from his travels in the region.
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Egypt
Religious and Denominational Notices Reach Across Yorkshire and Beyond
A survey of church movements and appointments features Rev. E Apperley taking a pastorate near Blackburn Belthorn. Rev. F S Morris moves to Montrose, and Rev. William Jackson begins at Bournemouth Richmond Hill Congregational Church. Collections at Surrey Chapel mark aid to a new chapel, with other notes on retiring funds, college reunions, prize essays, and a Madagascar mission farewell.
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Leyburn
Yorkshire
Belthorn
Black Jutn
F. 8. Morris
Aberdeen
A. J. Morris
Ifdoway
Montrose
William Jackson
Whitby
Congregational Church
Richmond Hill
Bournemouth
Sturgeon
Newman
Marshall-street Chapel
Leeds
W. Currie
Union of
Pastor
College Revunion
New
Regent’s Park Colleges
New College
G. B. Stallworthy
J. T. Marriott
Regent's Park
Hf. Campbell
Exeter Hall
Wesleyan Conference
Free Churches
Charles New
Society
East Africa
Livingstone
Willow-street
Finsbury
Dr. Moffat
South Africa
CurricHover
Churchover
Warwickshire
J. Sibree
Coventry
W. Frogeatt
J. W. Kiddle
E. Storrow
F. Timmis
Rugby
C. G. Squirrell
Stretton
G. Lloyd
Sunday School Union
Allen
Rigg
J. A. Cooper
Birmingham
Joseph Gould
Bristol
Asylum-Road Congregational Church
Peckham
George Parker
M.R.C.S
Frvc.p
LL. A
Madagascar
Parker
London Missionary Society
Betsileo
R. Toy
Antananarivo
Lockhart
Pekin
Asylum-road
A. Buzacott
Mullens
Mr. Parker
W. Parker
Calcutta
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