Fragmentary historical plea on church rites without license
The text references acts after taking oaths and readings or prayers in chapels not consecrated or licensed for public worship by the local bishop. It condemns preaching and administering sacraments without proper license or authority and cites violation of church discipline by a person in holy orders.
Antistate Church Movement Dialogue Across Towns
Public meetings in Pontefract Scarborough York Beverley and others debated the anti state church cause. Deputations from the Anti state church Association argued for separation of church and state while defenders contended for historic union and patronage. Portrayals of clergy practices and lay reactions filled lengthy discussions.
Scotland Anti State Church Meeting and Voluntaryism Debate
The Scots press notes an upcoming Rose-street Church gathering of the Scottish Anti-State Church Association to discuss the evils of State churches the Voluntary principle and the persecution of Rev James Shore. It also covers a Perth lecture by Rev George Jacque on Zechariah iv 6 and Perth Town Council moves to separate Church and State with arguments about public funds for churches and clerical salaries.
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Pontefract
B. Grant
J. Carvell Williams
Antistate Church Association
Fox
Samuel Knight
Fays
Society of Friends
J. Harrop
A {Lliams
Brewin Grant
Clotworthy Gillmor
Mr. Fox
Messrs
Miall
Kingsley
Owen
Flavel
Doddridge
Job
Noel
Maq
J. Fox
Christ
J. Barker
Leeds Times
Doncaster
Anti-state Church Association
Hastie
York
Plint
Merchants’ Hall
T. S. Watkinson
John Kingsley
Hampden
Hereford
J.C. Williams
Shore
Friends of Religious Freedom of All Creeds
HoppersFieLp
Philosophical Hall
Huddersfield
Wright Mellor
Carvell Williams
Skinner
Hanson
Barker
Henry Edwards
Scottish Anti-State Church Association
Rose-street Church
Scotland
James Shore
Church of England
Friends of Civil and Religious Freedom
Perth
Perthshire
Counver Town
Moyes
Ephote
England
Ireland
Canada
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Low
Separation of Church and State Supported by Delegation
The meeting backed a resolution demanding church state separation with praise for Rev. Samuel Green and strong support from Mr. Manning and others. A second resolution passed unanimously as speakers including Rev. Jerome Clapp and Rev. Thomas M'Donnell urged civil rights and religious liberty.
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Manning
Samuel Green
Rees
Jerome Clapp
Thomas M‘donnell
Gloucester Journal
Hallifax
Halifax
Sion Chapel School
E. Mellor
M.A
E. Miall
Eny
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Beverley
Mechanics’ Hall
W. Godson
W. Young
J. C. Williams
R. Johnston
Scar
Borouch
Kingsley and Williams
Oold Fellows
J. Richardson, Esq
Leeds
T. Rix
B. Evans
Williams
Gillmor
Evans
Wheldon
Scarborough
GuLouc Estrir
Tolsey
Samuel Bowly
Woodrow