Diverse Congregational Meetings Across Regions
A long list of ministers and lay leaders from numerous churches held public meetings and congregational gatherings across towns such as Gosport, Red Lion Square, Devonshire Square, and Nottinghamshire. The assemblies featured Baptists and Independents including Thomas Edward Cuarrems and W Payne, with several pastors and deacons named among the speakers and attendees.
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Cuarrems
Stallybras
Thomas Edward
Tilly
A. Baptist
Glassow
Albion Street
Dickenson
John
Cairns
Walter
Howitts Cuarez
Cheshire
Thompson
Slater
J. A. Bicucate
Forster
Clark
Independent
Haoxney
Well Street
Carlile
James
Tatrseron Garren Craven
Mathews
R. G
Braden
Baptist
Kingston
Collings
Harris
Kerrin Street
Davies
Samuel
Williams
Laroreren
Harvey Lane
Mursell
J. P
Robinson
C. B
Savreppon
Pembroke Chapel
Birrell
C. M
Medley
W. Baptist
London
Tabernacle
Lone Bucksy
Cubitt
Stoney Stratrorp
Duncombe
Anderson
Sarissury
New
Isaac
Toone
Esq
Stanstop
Redford
Jos
Barltrop
Moses
Broxted
Swanwox Reddings
Bewkes
Nathaniel
Election of delegates in Eprozurca at Rose Street church
A public meeting in Rose Street secession church on the 10th inst. elected delegates to attend the Anti-state church Conference. Bailie Wilkie chaired. Mr Campbell moved that state churches are indefensible on religious grounds and oppose civil liberties. John Dunlop supported the resolution asserting Christianity opposes state principle.
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Eprozurca
Rose Street Secession Church
Bailie Wilkie
Bailie
Campbell
John Dunlop
Brockloch
Henry Vincent
London
Miall
England
Marshall
Scotland
Stott
Robinson
Cruickshank
Mr Robertson
Portsburgh
Leicester
Harvey Lane
J. P. Mursell
Lord Sidmouth
James Graham
R. Edmonds
C. Billson
Collier
J. P. Murcell
George Viccars
C. B. Robinson
Edmonds
J. Davis
Arnesby
J. Jenkinson
Kettering
R. Stanton
Melbourne
Leicester Mercury
Friends of the Voluntary Principle
Greenock
Greenock Advertiser
Reppines
Baptist Chapel
Reddings
G. Haslam
Colledge
Pigg
Horton College
Jesus Christ
Lomas
Davies
Friends of Religious Liberty
Nathaniel Hawkes
Melrose
Melrose Congregational
Henry Taylor
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Charles Miall
Messrs
Russell and
Shoebotham
Edward Baxter
D. K. Shoebotham
Anti state church movement dominates dissenters meet
Reports from meetings in Leicester Melrose Greenock and Dundee show dissenters uniting to oppose state establishment of religion. Delegates are appointed to a London conference with aims to dissolve church state ties and promote religious liberty across Scotland England and Ireland.
Selections From The Press On State Church Conference
The Anti state church conference will soon begin its sittings and become a power in the state whether for good or evil. The Bradford Observer notes Wesleyan liberals should be represented without causing division, urging unity with dissenters to sit in the conference and pursue reform.
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Bradford