Ambitious church reform and dissent impact questioned
In a period of religious debate the piece argues against disestablishment moves and cautions Churchmen against funding the Church Institution. It notes distress over parish finances Ramsholt and criticizes Episcopal revival rhetoric while warning that Oxford Keble College privileges contest signals broader reform trends.
Keble College and sectarian education in Oxford
The piece discusses Keble College founded for sectarian purposes and its implications for the University of Oxford. It argues that sectarianism in new foundations should not threaten Liberal aims to abolish sectarian influence, notes differing views on University Tests Act exemptions, and mentions a forthcoming column quoting a clergyman favoring Disestablishment.
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Death of Albert Cockshaw a Longtime Nonconformist Leader
The Leicester printer and editor, Albert Cockshaw, died last Saturday at his son in law’s home in Oulton Hall near Stone Staffordshire. He founded the Leicester Mercury in 1836 and served as managing clerk for the Anti-State Church Association. He was a steadfast adherent of Nonconformist views and Liberation Society. his loss will be felt at forthcoming Triennial Conference.
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Clergyman Advocates Disestablishment in Canterbury Letter
An Incumbent from Canterbury province declares wholehearted support for disestablishment of the Church of England. He predicts deadly resistance from Conservative and Evangelical clergy, Erastian clergy among others, but affirms his personal commitment to the movement.
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