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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

17 Dec 1873

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 17, 1873

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3

Evangelical Protestants and Labour Movements Clash in 1873 Letter

Arthur Clayden laments anti State Church sentiment in England and praises New York’s turmoil. He urges calm religious action to support the Agricultural Labourers Union, condemns ritualism, and recounts a rural relief tale to urge better worker protection and wages.

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Canon Gregorys Watneys Allsopps America New York Tammany Hall Brooklyn Republic Charles Bradlaugh England House of Brunswick Conollys Goulds Jay Cookes Brooklyn Hall Old England John Walter Samuel Morley Union Exeter Hall Manning Board of Guardians T. L. Goodlake National Agricultural Labourers’ Union Arthur Clayden
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The High and the Low Church Clergy

A reader asks the Nonconformist for an authentic estimate of Evangelical clergy in the Established Church and the share of Ritualists High Church Broad Church. He cites a Church Times letter claiming 20,000 clergymen with 10,000 High Church 5,000 Low Church 3,000 colourless and 2,000 Broad Church.

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Friends of Religious Equality Tom Cheltenham Littledale Church Times High
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First London School Board meeting elects Reed as chair

The newly elected London School Board held its first meeting on Wednesday with C Reed MP for Hackney chosen chair and E H Currie named vice chair. Debate over interim committees highlighted tensions between reformers and traditionalists before settling on a plan to avoid delays.

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London Schiol Board London School Board E. H. Currie C. Reed M.P Hackney J. Rodgers Canon Gregory Robert Foleshill Coventry Liberation Society J. Sibree Warwickshire Anti-Church Society Leicester Mr. Sibree Stansfeld Halifax John Crossley Alderman Hutchinson Nathan Whitley Mellor Education Department Whitley
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