Anti state church meeting urges separation of church and state
The Anti state church Association held another crowded meeting in Mortimer Street and earlier in Portman Square. Edwin Lankester chaired as speakers argued religion should not be tied to civil power, urging public opinion to end state control and reduce church privileges.
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Anti-state-church Association
Edward-street
Portman Ghat
Mortimer-street
Cgen High
Milton
Zimes
House of Commons
Mr. Shore
Shore
Anti-state Church Association
John Russell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lishdereae Nicuoax
Oxford-street
Weromman
Exeter
Phillpotts
Georde Thomeson
M.P
Thomas Aquinas
William Forster
Josepph Brown
Regent-street
Ireland
St. James
Marylebone
Messrs
Carter
Gee
Thomas Punt
Leeds
Lord Morpeth
Mother Church
Epwarp Mraz
Miall
A. E. Harcrove
Crathorn
Miau
Great Meeling at York Addressed by Anti-State Church group
York city hosts a heated anti state church meeting with KE Miall of London and T Plint of Leeds addressing critics of church state relations. A London donation note and strong calls for separation from the church accompany the debate, with St Augustin style rhetoric and packed audience.
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York
Anti-state Church Association
Ke, Miall, Esq
London
T. Plint
Leeds
J. P. Stuart
Hull
Friends
Church of England
Friends of the Church
James Baker
Hsq
Society of Friends
W. J. Stuarr
Scottish Anti-State Church Association Meeting
The annual meeting was held at Rose Street Church with William Duncan in the chair. The report covers seizure and sale of goods for the Annuity tax, imprisonment of Georgeson and Stott, Regium Donum debate, and the threatened Roman Catholic Endowment measure.
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Rose-street
William Duncan
Scottish Press
Edinburgh News
Hunter
Messrs. Georgeson and Stott
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Friends of the Association
God
Scottish Anti-State Church Association