Disestablishment Debate Highlights Church and State Ties
A Devonshire meeting advocates disestablishment arguing the Church of England is not bound to the state. Mr Hicklin cites seventy five million in voluntary endowments over 30 years, challenging six million figure. Other speakers urge religious liberty and the Sovereign as head of a broader Christian body.
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Evangelical
Church of England
Hicxum
Devonshire Church Institution
Conder
Earl of Devon
Hicklin
Hear
Lear
Ear
W. G. Houven
W. Houpenness
Hanpine
Public meeting for Mill's motion planned at Town Hall
Next Tuesday evening a public meeting in support of Mr Mill's motion is to be held in the Town Hall. Mr Illingworth MP the Hon Auberon Herbert MP and the Rev Edward White will represent the Liberation Society on the occasion, and an important meeting may be anticipated.
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Corn Exchange
T. Gurrery
Wolverhampton
Edward Wiles
Thomas Watts
Joseph Wiles
Cooper
Liberation Society
Miall
Howe of Commons
T. Gurrzny
James Fisk
The
Bremingham
Milll
Illingworth
M.P
Auberon Herbert
Edward White
What Christian Missions Can Do Amongst the Heathen
A detailed report in a Christian periodical outlines Madagascar missionary work led from Antananarivo. Native teachers and over a hundred evangelists are spread across towns under church control. The Queen and Prime Minister endorse church liberties, fund education, and insist churches appoint their own pastors. Printing presses, Bible and hymn book programs expand literacy and faith as social progress grows.
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Christian Witness
Robert Toy
Madagascar
Antananarivo
Union
Church of Christ
New Palace
Society of Friends
Tract Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
Bible Society
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Exeter
John Bowring
John Bownine
House of Commons
Boyd
England
Winchester
House of Lorda
Hermon
Topsham
Bradbeer
Miaij
Taylor
ST. Alban’s