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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 28, 1841

Page

1

Impact of Civil Tribunals and Church Rates Abolition Hint

The piece centers on Mr Baines as the sole victim and recounts repeated legal challenges by John Thorogood, with courts dismissing concerns. It questions dissenters' resolve, urges action to oppose church rates, and promotes timely petitions to back Easthope’s bill for total abolition.

Baines John Thorogood Christ Easthope House of Commons

Signs of the Times on Religious Liberty Society

The piece questions the Society for the Protection of Religious Liberty as to its funds and management while praising a committee for opposing church rates and ecclesiastical imprisonment. It urges disclosure of the society’s exact financial condition and the amount promised toward its cause.

Prisoner in Leicester Gaol Over Church Rate Dispute

Mr. William Baines remains jailed in Leicester for refusing to pay church rates of 21 6s and 1247 38 costs after Arches Court citation. The Dover Chronicle notes the case may be dropped as churchwardens face costly ecclesiastical proceedings and lack of action since December.

William Baines Leicester Archbishop of Canterbury D. Patrany Davern Arches Court of Canterbury Palfrey Dover Chronicle Proctor Arches Court T. Potter Childs

Protests and adjournments over church rates across towns

At Worship street 98 summonses were heard against St Mary’s Stoke Newington residents for non payment of church rates. Some cases adjourned, others distrained, some pleaded poverty. A Society of Friends member contested a reported incident. Other locals from Leicester and Prestwich disputed rates on principle, with magistrates insisting on legality. Similar disputes and votes on rates occurred in Ilkeston, Lymn, Towsall, and Dartmouth, with various outcomes and protests.

Worship Street St. Mary’s Stoke Newington Joseph Cooper Lawrence Pounteney Lane Society of Friends Morning Chronicle Mr. Cooper Cooper St. Margaret's Leicester Symonds St. Mary Somerset Thames-street Guildhall Sexton Alderman Farebrother Farrar New Bailey Manchester Prestwich Maude Peter Buckley Ilkeston J. R. Meek Norman M. Hobson Milner Lymn Self Reed Cornwall Gazette Devizes Chippenham

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