Resignation and Norwich Clerical Stirsmark
Dr Blackwood of Middleton on Tyas resigns his living after the Bennett judgment as to a successor. The living is worth 800 pounds yearly. The clergyman trained for the bar has served in the Crimean campaign. Also noted is the death of Rev Professor McMichael of Dunfermline a longtime champion of Christian liberty and religious equality and a foremost Liberation Society supporter in Scotland.
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Blackwood
Middleton-on-Tyas
Bennett
Professor McMichael
Dunfermline
McMichael
Liberation Society
Scotland
Delegates Named for Liberation Society Triennial Conference
A long list of delegates from various Baptist, Congregational, Nonconformist and local associations is announced for the Liberation Society triennial conference to be held on May 5 and 6. Names cover Rev. D Jones J Harvey Rev W Howieson Rev J Clifford and many regional delegates from Accrington Blackburn Bradford Brighton Crawfield Derby Harrogate Hertford Holmfiirth Ipswich Leeds Newport Newcastle Northamptom Paddington Penmaenmawr Richmond Rusholme Southport Sunderland St Albans Wolverhampton Wrentham Ware Walworth Weston super Mare Nottingham Wimbledon and other locales.
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Conference of the Liberation Society
Members of Society Conference List London and Country Names
The document lists London and country members of the Society Conference including Firth Pocock Braden Potter Conder Richard Crellin Rogers Ellington Skeats Lyulph Stanley Leal Templeton Miall Whiteley Miller Carvell Williams Morrison Acworth Baines Brown Dale Fletcher Gee Hutton Illingworth Norris Rees Robinson Penrose Rough Stitt Wright Withington Williams and others as well as auditors Bowser Bontems and district agents Alexander Davis Jones Andrew Kearley Ferris Hastings Green Evans.
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London
F. J. B. Firth
W. W. Pocock
Wm. Braden
George Potter
George W. Conder
H. Richard
M.P
Phillip Crellin
J. G. Rogers
B.A
H. R. Ellington
Herbert
Skeats
Ceeret St
Ae Iocannett Bpears
Rison
E. Lyulph Stanley
Leal
J.templeton
Edward Miall
Edward White
Charles
Miall
G. C. Whiteley
M. Miller
J. Carvell Williams
W. Morrison
D.D
J. Acworth
Scar Erona
W. M. Baines
Richard Johnson
Manchester
Me. H. Mason
Ashton-underyne
E. Mellor
Halifax
J. F. Norris
Bristol
Wm. Rees
Liverpool
J. F. Alexander
T. Davis
Cardiff
Chester
J. Jones
Lilanelly
J. Andrew
Leeds
George Kearley
H. Ferris
G. Hastings
Acocks
A. C. Fuller
Green
Birmingham
J. Evans
Liansan
Richmond Burial Ground Scandal Refuses Consecration
Two deputations urged Bishop of Winchester to address a wall at Richmond burial ground that divides Nonconformists from the old plot and faces a nearby workhouse. They allege improper permission and broken promises, seeking removal before consecration. A third memorial to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners echoes the demand.
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Winchester
Richmond
Beaumont
G. S. Ingram
C. T. Procter
Union
Havinromised
Home Secretary
Ingram
Mr. Ingram
Procter
Richmond Select Vestry
Mr. Burt
Sellé
Division over chapel policy in state church sparks row
The dispute pits ratepayers against a bishop over two chapels for Conformists and Nonconformists. With no burial space or consecration without boundary-stones the vestry oppose two chapels while the bishop demands them. The case raises questions of state control versus church authority and highlights perceived lax religious liberty.
Church and State on the Continent
Munich reports committee says Old Catholic Bishop Reinkens recognition requires a constitutional amendment. Berlin notes arrests of bishops, futures expulsions, and broad press support for the government's ecclesiastical laws. Vienna debates continue with votes against delaying and Count Andrassy defending state control over church relations.
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Munich
Reinkens
Berlin
The
Times
Uison
Cologne
Augsburg
Breslau
Stuttgart
Konigsberg
Hamburg
Tyéven
Hike
Reichsrath
Vienna
Count Andrassy
Vienna New Free Press
Paul
M. Veuillot
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John Rackham
J. Macpherson
E. Porter
J. Symonds
R. Smith
Nonconformist Committee
J. Heywadd
F.R.S. J
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A. Feld
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Leicester
G. Baines
J. Wood
J. Bateman
Leicester and Rutland
Exeter Nonconformist Committee
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J.P
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Perth
Robert Pullar
A. A. Croll
Bradford
John Akam
B. Smith
J. G. Best
Mellar
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J. E. Taylor
E. White
T. Anderson
W. Whitehead
Brighton
D. Friend
W. D. Savage
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J. Stuchberg
Ciipperfield
Derby
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F. Thompson
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Harrogate
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K. Ellis
Hertford
Joseph Bettinson
R. E. Forsaith
Holmfirti
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Ipewich
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J. Calvert
L. Everitt
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W. Best
Newport
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Newcastle
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Northampton
J. Robinson
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Ellard
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H. Marshall
KE. Evans
T. Arnold
Paddington
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J. Griffith
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Southport
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Sunderland
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Wrentham
T. Newton
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Weston Super-Mare
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J. Phillips
Nottingham
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Paisley
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Kingsbridge
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