A Northampton Call for a Reform Candidate
The Citizens urge a man of the right stamp for the next parliament. They favor a suffrage ally who will vote for six points including ending church state ties and bishops in the Lords. They vow strict, minimal election spending and invite named pledges and correspondence.
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John
Northampton
House of Lords
Liberal Party
Appeals for Protestant Dissenters Ministers to Preach on Bartholomew Day
A 1845 appeal from the Deputies of Protestant Dissenters within twelve miles of London urges ministers to preach near Saint Bartholomew’s Day August 24 and to collect funds to support civil rights efforts. The letter cites past grants, warns of threats to religious liberty, and lists contributions and actions since 1826.
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London
England
Wales
John Remington Mills
Joan Remindton Millrs
Tuomas Pewrress
Huntyp Terrell
Basinghall Street
Suspension of the Toleration Act case of Mr Shore
In the Arches court Sir Herbert Jenner Fust ruled that Rev James Shore cannot shed clerical status after taking holy orders, rejecting a plea that ordination removed church jurisdiction. The decision allows nonconformity to be punished by the spiritual court for preaching in an unconsecrated chapel.
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Court of Queen’s Bench
John Wesley
Rowland Hill
H. J. Fust
Church of England
Seceder
Shore
Horne
Arches Court
Herbert Jenner Fust
James Shore
Exeter
HT. J. Fust
Myr Shore
Court of Arches
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