Conscience, Resistance, and Church Establishment Debate
A speaker argues that all laws opposing conscience must be resisted and that a compulsory state church weakens truth. He warns the Church of England would crumble under civil power, surviving only by voluntary support or perishing like the enslaving system it criticizes.
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Jamaica
Worship and baptism clash over registration claims at Bristol
A Bristol placard warns that registration cannot substitute baptism, urging parents to keep baptism as the means of spiritual blessings and church burial. The note cites legal opinions on a Presbyterians vs Independents case and reports on Bishopwearmouth living finances, Gorham case rumors, and church rates.
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Puszyiem
Baistol
Bristol
St. Augustine’s Church
Berwick Essay Prize Winner Reveals Young Author
Barbara Smith of Ayton, daughter of a former gardener for Mr. Fordyce, published a Sabbath essay that won prizes in Scotland though not eligible for competition. The piece earned publication with a memoir and royal acknowledgment amid other 1849 railway and local notices.
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Berwickshire
Barbara Smith
Fordyce
Ayton
Scotland
Berwick Advertiser
Opening of new chapels sparks religious display across region
Religious intelligence covers openings at OrganiG or Broomspury Cuargi and Islueworth. Notables like Mr. Peto and Rev. Brock attend dinners and speeches praising open fellowship and missions. Plans include more chapels, foreign domestic missions, and care for the poor. The Liverpool Jesuit project in Liverroot costs exceeding £30,000 and is three years in progress.
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Bagatelle
Gateshead
Suppen
T. Baker
Reapine
Baker
Stonehouse
Devonshire
Jane Crossman
Plymouth Gazette
Pershore
Staight
Harris
Godwin
Peto
M.P
William Brock
Norwich
John Alexander
Thomas Price
Archer
Brock
Alexander
Price
Baptist Noel
Cox
J. H. Hinton
Islueworth
Mippiesex
John Harrison
Northwich
Cheshire
West Middlesex Congregational Association
Harrison
Petersrield
William Isaac
Craver Chapel
London
Leifchild
Independent
Petersfield
Hants
John Moreland
Isaac
Liverroot
Liverpool
Gas to be laid in city mains for cheaper supply
The Sewers City Commission directs a parliamentary committee to obtain power to lay mains and possibly manufacture gas to supply citizens at 8s 6d to 4s per thousand cubic feet, replacing high gas company rates. A murder case in Risca sees a Welshman charged with wilful murder after attacking an Irish pedlar, with inquest to follow, fueling Irish Welsh tensions in Newport district.
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City Commission of Sewers
Principality
Risca
Collings
J. Richardson
Richardson
Newport
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