Disestablishment and Disendowment Discussed at Liberal Gatherings
A sequence of lectures and meetings across towns including Newtoy Lurron Ansty Leicester and Woolwich contended that disestablishment and disen dowment are unjust and unnecessary. Speakers urged party reform with Liberal support and praised disestablishment as part of a broader policy.
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Lightfoot
Newtoy
Camps
Luminis
Tower
Marker Rasex
EB. HH. Jackson
Louth
Lurron
Lummis
W. Dennis
Hotneacu
S. Chisholm
Spalding
J. N. Sutterby
Long Sutton
Ansty
Leicester
Hipwood
Loth
J. E. Briggs
Usul
Liberation Society
Locunporoven
Loughborough
J. Alcom
Loxpox Roan
London Road Independent Chapel
T. Wiliams
Curspean
Wokces TeRsuirne E
J. S. Jones
W. E. Ellis
John Bunyan
Broadway
Worcestershire
J. S. James
W. Bagnall
Soins
Woonwich
Soiré
Robdty
Liberal Association
Albert Rooms
Sydney Robjohns
Woolwich Gausdle
G. Verney
T. Sissons
Ar. Kearley
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
J. M. Camp
James Wates
Watts
J. Sinclair
London School Board
Greenwich
Jolly
Ecclesiastical notes on sermons and rail in London churches
A London period piece reports abbey disputes and sermons by Rev Arthur Youth in Singapore and attendance at St Andrew's Cathedral. It notes the sale of the church site at St Denis Back Church and looming removals, with details on related church policy, education debates, and a Southwark vestry case over church rates.
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Gilmllan
Dundee
Arthur Youth
Singapore
Ben
Archdeason Huese
St Andrew's Cathedral
Parurantesrany
House of Lords
Denis
Cardinal Cullen
Denbigh
Granard
Kenmare
Louth
Ffrench
de Freyne
Dublin
Redtutous
Pall Wall Gazette
Mamiani
Rome
Amadei
Turin
Genoa
Bologna
Spain
Toledo
Saragossa
Leo XIII
Alfonso
Berkeley
Pinaby
Thorold
Remaik
All Hallows
Kirk Chinty
Pete Pat Ishdete
Bas Hiebia
Mostey
Adaud
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Moberly
Southwark
St. Saviour’s Church
Borough Market
G. G. Richardson
J. Rennie
Andrew Dunn
George Iil
Charles II
Paris-garden
Saint Saviour
Dunn
W. E. Fielding
Findlater’s Corner
London-bridge
Court of Equity
Fielding
Howard Moore
H. Hosegood
Souter
Stratton
University Tests Retrospect and Liberal Change
The passage argues the University Tests Act fell short of Liberal aims and religious equality, yet allowed Nonconformists into fellowships and university governance. It credits the act with liberalizing college attendance requirements and boosting university enrollment and appeal, while noting ongoing disputes such as the Hertford College case.
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Liberal Party
House of Commons
Universites 1
Hertford