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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 15, 1874

Page

16

Arbitration and solidarity in the Labourers' Union

Howard Evans argues for arbitration to resolve disputes within the Labourers' Union and urges more active support from sympathetic readers. He notes clergy involvement varies and criticizes misattributed Nonconformist backing while calling for audible and tangible aid. He envisions a future where cooperation replaces adversarial capital and labor.

Labourers’ Union

Letter to the Editor on the Revolt of the Field 1874

Arthur Clayden argues for laborers' rights in the Eastern Counties dispute, praising union strength and urging clergy and philanthropists to fund support for agricultural workers. He rebuts critics like Eliot Yorke and Morton, cites a Southam case, and calls for cross-class backing to bridge rich and poor through solidarity and reform.

Read Times London Suffolk Essex National Agricultural Labourers’ Union M.P Poor Law Board Eliot Yorke Daily News Executive Council Leamington Lincolnshire Boston J. Chalmers Morton Morton Southam Overton Edwards Wood Crossleys Mills Wilsons Joseph Arch Arthur Clayden

New Supplement to Congregational Hymnbook Raises Questions

A letter discusses unmarked alterations in the New Supplement to the Congregational Hymnbook. It notes over twenty unmarked changes including works by Wordsworth Neale and others, questions fairness to Nonconformists, and criticizes the heavy addition of odd metres and increased cost for tune-books. London, April 11, 1874.

Sizr D. L Watts Bishop Wordsworth J. M. Neale Cox Thring Toke E. Whitfield Ellerton How Alford Winkworth Risen Lord Jesus Caswall Sarum London

How to Raise Church Funds

A historical letter advocates weekly storing and offering for ministerial support. It notes a convert who began at 3d a week and increased generosity over years, with others switching from quarterly or weekly gifts to weekly offerings. The letter urges Christians to adopt the plan as a blessed method.

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