Struggle Over Church and State Sparks Heated Debate
In a heated public meeting, speakers attack church rates and defend voluntary worship, urging a root-and-branch reform of the state church. Arguments discuss Clergy duties, parishes, and the Reformation’s legacy with sharp exchanges between opponents and supporters.
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Corpanro
Willliams
Church of England
Old Latimer
Mr. Corrage
Burner
Mr. B
Bass
Mr. Corrpano
Mr. Bunner
Coppard
Corpard
Bunner
Cheart
Capraro
Burnet
Robertson
Scotland
Henry
Westminster Hall
Mary
Edward
Elizabeth
William III
Peters
Chelmsford meeting urges separation of Church and State
An Essex Herald abridged report covers a Chelmsford Institute meeting on adopting a petition to Parliament for Church and State separation. Leaders urge immediate action with debate on church property, plus notes on related meetings in LeRealm and Reading about anti state church principles.
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Chelmsford Institute
J. Captano
Church of England
J. Law
Green
G.I. Durrant
E. Mianu
Hueuus
T. Jonns
R. W. Lower
G. Adama
House of Commons
Reapine
Anti-state Church Association
New Hall
Philip Davies
J.C. Williams
Edward Miall
London
Ridgell
Buckland
Miall
Reading
Reading Mercury
Chettenhame
Cheltenham
John Kingsley
Baynes
Nottingham
8. C. Harper
Roger Dawson
Strroup
J. A. Baynes
Victoria Rooms
Stroud
Thomas Parsons
W. Yates
T. Nicholas
T. Maund
Nortsworth
Nailsworth
Messrs. Kingsley and Baynes
Association
Messrs
Newman
Clapham
J. E. Barnard
Stroud Free Press
Leeds
Highfield Chapel
Huddersfield
John Stock
Kinnasney
Tewkesbury
Bridgewater
Glastonbury
Tas