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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 29, 1868
Page
6
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TO CORRESPONDENTS. W. Allen. Crowded out this week. 3. One of the letters in our last on College Amalgam should have been signed J. B. Wilson, not A. B. Wilson. Reality and A Village Pastor. Our space is preoccupied.
The Nonconformist will be published on Thursday next week instead of Wednesday to include a full report of the Liberation Society conference held over two days and the subsequent public meeting. Orders for extra copies should be sent to the Publisher promptly.
The piece notes Clerkenwell prisoners mostly spared guilt due to tainted evidence with Barrett alone convicted and sentenced to hang. It links Fenian plots in Sydney Ottawa to attacks on the Duke of Edinburgh and Mr. D Arcy McGee, while praising royal visit security and Irish and German political strains shaping Britain and Europe.
The report notes the House of Commons showing reluctance to push against the Government while warning that Lord Derby's conduct could force the Commons to defend its dignity and independence against peer dictation and a condemned Ministry.
The article reviews Mr Gladstone's resolutions on the Irish Church, noting widespread agreement and a exhausted parliamentary debate. It argues Disraeli may lengthen proceedings but without improving support for disestablishment, and observes the public stance has shifted against the Church Establishment.
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