Labourers' Lockout Sparks Widespread Support Across Counties
A Norfolk Suffolk and Essex upheaval over farm labour pay sees farmers locking out union men while MPs like Arch and Hall urge arbitration and solidarity. Meetings in Norwich Ipswich Bury St Edmunds and Woolwich raise funds and call for fair wages amid political pressure from Lords and local landlords.
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Suffolk
Kerridge
Byaona
Josefh Arch
England
Dixon
Birmingham
Liberal Association
Hatt
Bury
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National
Lloyd Jones
Bury St. Edmunds
Marquis of Bristol
Ipswich
Weat
Suffolk Farmers’ Defence Association
Farmers’ Defence Association
Norfolk
Norwich
Lord Waveney
Earl of Stra‘gfoke
Woolwich
Ball
The
National Union
Kent
Trades Unions
Council of the Amalgamated Engineers
Arch
John Wilkinson
Salisbury Cathedral
Wilts
Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Countess de Noailles
Edward Jenkins
W. H. Hall
General Hall
Six Mile Bottom
Newmarket
Daily News
Hall
Cambridge
E. Kerrison
Eye
Lincolnshire League
Sheffield
Nottingham
Mundells
M.P
Joseph Arch
London clergy debate science in canonical scriptures at Sion College
A large London clergy gathering at Sion College heard Dr Gladstone defend natural science in the Canonical Scriptures and analogues. The discussion examined Hebrew and Greek terms, creation order, inspiration versus revelation, and the clash with scientific views, with critics cautioning against infallible biblical science.
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Sion College
Gladstone
T. P. Dale
St. Vedast
Fosterlane
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Max Muller
Mr. Fowle
Wood-street
Clergymen discuss science and inspiration in Bible
The debate centers on whether Scripture can align with science. Speakers urge religious truth in the Bible, not science, while opposing literal verbal inspiration. Dr Gladstone defends linking scripture to science, others urge caution, noting Genesis and old-fashioned inspiration.
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Gladstone
Mr. Cummins
Mr. Fowle
Wainwright
Fowle
Bowstead
Lincoln
St. Olave’s
Southwark
Moses
W. H. Milman
St. Paul’s
Dr. Gladstone
Mr. Milman
Pall Mall Gazette
Foreign notes from Europe and colonies in brief
Prince Hohenlee to visit Paris as German envoy. Mississippi flood leaves thousands destitute. Italian alliance strengthens possibly cutting armaments. Prince Bismarck’s health improves. he walks in garden. Melbourne reports Victorian election: government ousted, M Culloch elected, O Shaughnessy defeated. Russian expedition to Amu Daria organized, leader Grand Duke Nicholas Constantinovich. leaves Saint Petersburg on the 26th. Lyons court convicts 27 of 29 International Society members. two acquitted. Commerce talk with Russia possible during Czar’s England visit. Canadian Parliament rejects liquor sales in House precincts. Arras approves submarine tunnel project France-England. funding pledged by Northern and South Eastern railways. Duchess of Edinburgh’s letters describe happiness in England. French separatists scandal at Nice banquet remarks.
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Prince Hohenlee
France
Paris
Mississippi
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Lyons
International Society
Rorussia
England
Harahurge
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Dominion of Canada
Council- General of
Arras
Northern Railway Company
South-Eastern Railway
Ducurss
Epvinspuren
Grashdanm
Duchess of Edinburgh
St. Petersburg
M. Piccon
Alpes Maritimes
Nice
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