Political tensions and church unity debates in 19th century Britain
The article discusses clashes between royalists and opponents in Parliament over sovereignty and church matters. It reports on Congregational Board elections, Church Congress discussions on uniting Nonconformists with the Church, and debates about a potential Methodist union. It also covers a satirical critique of Disraeli and Queen Hazlitt style political interference, and the Frome vestry election drama over a Ritualist churchwarden position with a disputed result and subsequent poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard
House of Commons
Tar Congregational Board
Congregational Board
Joshua C. Harrison
John Pillans
R. Ashton
I. Vale Mummery
Wolverhampton
London
the Methodists
Church of England
G. O
Dr. Osborn
Wesleyan Methodist Magazine
Disraeli
Daily News
Gladstone
Reform League
Tom Vicak
Fromme
Fuock
Frome
Bennett
E. Baily
G. W. Sheppard
Henry Cockey
Sheppard
Cockey
J. W. Singer
Mr. Baily
Baily
Religious notices from Waltham and surrounding areas
Public recognition service for Rev W S H Fielden in Waltham. Foundation stone laid for a new Baptist chapel at Farsley with capacity 1100 and total cost 3500 pounds. Anniversary of Union Chapel Suratey marked by Easter services and debt clearance efforts. Recognition of Rev S Clarkson at Lytham. Congregationalism updates from Barrow, Blue Anchor Road, and surrounding towns with fundraising and ministerial settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthamstow
H. Fielden
Victoria Parade
Melbourne
Victorian Congregational Union
Alex. Mackennal
B.A
Surbiton
Samuel McAll
Hackney College
CO. Dukes
M.A
Dalston
E. T. Egg
B. Beddow
John Davies
W. H. Hooper
J. E. Turmer
Farsley
John Smith
Bradford
E. Parker
H. Dowson
Bury College
A. Illingworth
G. Green
W. Best
R. Holmes
Jonathan Makepeace
J.S. Anderson
C. Union Cuaret
Suratey
Southampton
E. G. Gange
Landport
Wm. Heaton
Higman
R. Caven
O. Williams
Simcox
Lytham
Lancashire
Clarkson
Congregational Church
H. Ling
Fleetwood
H. J. Martyn
Preston
J. Muncaster
Manchester
J. Armitage
Elswick
A. Thomson
W. Paton
Atherstone
BzrmonnsEy
Iron Chapel
Blue Anchor-road
Gilbert M‘all
Samuel Morley
Chapel Building Society
W. W. Beare
Tarn
Newington
Samuel Bevington
Burstem
J. Fernie
T. Cocker
Stoke
Garlick
B. Handley
Stafford
James Legge
Hunley
8. Jones
Longton
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Sir C. Fox
Nes Exeter Hall
Society
Sheriff McArthur
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Wesleyan Miss. Society—China
Lon. Tavern
Bishopagate
Wesleyan Missionar
Teaac
Holden, Esq
Exeter Ha
Home and Colonial School Society
Earl of Chichester
Gray’s Soard
National Temperance League
W. D. Lucas-Shadwell
Exeter
Wu&é Liberation Society
Cannon-strest Hotel
Church Missionary Society
Exeter Hall
Pilgrims’ Friend Society
Chas. Curling, Esq
Alder ” Church Missionar Society
Churc Societ
York
Freemasons’ Hall
Liberation Society
Cannon St
Itto Oiree Seneeeras J. Hy
Tillett
Hanover-Square Rooms
British and Foreign Bible Society
Earl of Shaftesbury
K.G. Exeter Hall
Ragged Church and Chapel Union
Earl of Cavan
P.m Church Pastoral Aid Society
Avenee
Earl of
Geen Tecevereersess
A. F. Kinnaird
M.P
A.m. Society For
Protestant Alliance
Lord Fitswalter
British and Foreign School Society
Earl Russell
K.G
Charles Reed
E.g. F.S.A
Poultry Chapel
Irish Church Missions Brose c
Aldersea
Primitive Methodist Miss. Society
J. O. Colquhoun
St. Jamen’s
British Society For Propagation of Metropolitan’ Tabernacle
George Seaman
Wrigh-house
London Missionary Society
Baxter
Exeter All
Board of Education Missions
Seamen
Admi
John Didseecen
Lower Clapton
Willie’s Rooime
Willie’s Rooims
British and Foreign Sailors’ Society
Thomson Hankey
London Tavern
Foreign Aid Society
Hanover-square Rooma
Peace Society
Joseph Pease
Weaseenen Finsburhapel
Sailors’ Institute
Shadwil
Evangelical Continental Society
R. N. Fowler
United Kingdom
Band of Union
Willis
Literature Society
K.G. Willis
Robert Baxter
Society For the Prop
Eenane
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