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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 02, 1846

Page

1

Manchester as a test ground for state church and voluntaryism

The article argues voluntary Christian benevolence built many churches and outpaced state support in Manchester, claiming the town shows the failure of state-church funding and the success of voluntary aid. It notes a shift among conservative churchmen who now oppose abuse and urge removal of the degrading state system, predicting anti-state church sentiment will grow within the establishment.

Victoria Elizabeth Manchester Lancashire

Church Patronage at Manchester and Canon Parkinson

A Manchester Guardian report covers a laymen meeting condemning Canon Parkinson for accepting the presidency of the College of St Bees while retaining his Manchester canonry. Speakers denounce church apathy, pluralities, and misused revenues, urging reform of church duties and finances amid a 200,000 population and 480 memorialists.

Manchester Guardian Manchester Parkinson College of St. Bees Malcolm Roas Parkingon Measra Robert Gardner Richard Birley Malcolm Ross Thomas Clegg John Harrison Edward Lomas Ross Branzy Canon Parkinson Richard Brerey Birley Menacin Clifton Canon St. Bees Matocoum Ross Thomas Curae Clegg Joan Hargison Harrison Lancashire Cumberland

Vocational lure of high honours in the Church

The passage argues that comfort and status drive educated men to seek church life, questioning how someone of birth and schooling can choose the clergy if there are no significant honours or emoluments to aspire to. It frames church vocation as a social lure rather than purely spiritual calling.

Tithe Dispute in Holborn Parish of St Andrew's

From & Correspondent. In Holborn parish, Robinson Purday and others resist tithe demands pursued via two magistrates under William IV. A protracted struggle shows prior rulings, threats of distress warrants, and later chancery suits as parishioners protest alleged overreach by a rector and his solicitor.

ST. Andrew's Holborn Robinson Purday Gilbert Beresford Sergeant Sellon Bedford-row Daniel Buckle Upper Baker-street Pentonville Thomas P. Turner Turner Middlesex
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