Reed Fails to Secure Modified Vote of Thanks
At the close he utterly failed in obtaining only a modified vote of thanks to the lecturer, leaving the room without formal acknowledgment or approval.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 18, 1878
Page
5
Meetings in Yorkshire on Disestablishment and Disendowment
A series of Leeds area meetings hosted by the Leeds Nonconformist Union advocated disestablishment. Lectures by Rev. James Browne and others argued for severing church from state and supporting Liberation Society schemes, with multiple sessions in Wortley, Bramney, Hallfield Bradford, Goxhill, and Barntby, drawing local clergy and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snipley
Alfred Illingworth
Browne
Mr. Illingworth
Liberation Society
J. Lightfoot
St. Paul's
Manningham
Browne. Wissey
C. Wadsworth
J. Innes
Worthey
Leeds Nonconformist Union
Leeds Mercury
Bethel Chapel
Wortley
Jas. Browne
Bradford
Ingham
Church of England
John Harrison
J. Kaines
A. P. Fayrer
Bramney
Methodist Free Church School
Councillor Barker
Roberts
J. Fairbairn
Ashworth
Hallfield
Bradford Observer
T. G. Horton
Bury
Illingworth
James Carr
R. P. Macmaster
Disestablishment Lecturer Tours Rural Lincolnshire
John Andrew lectured in Ulceby Waltham Laceby Wootton Goxhill and Barnetby le Wold on disestablishment and disendowment of the state church during the last fortnight. Attendance remained good despite severe weather with Mr W Camplin presiding at Ulceby and stressing religious equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
Banks
Boston
Andrew
Goxhill
Alfred Goodwin
North Lincolnshire
BarxetBy
Free
J. W. Catley
Thomas Whelpton
Thomas Thompson
North
Lincolnshire
Ffuit
Lincolnshire Times
John Andrew
Ulceby
Waltham
Laceby
Wootton
Barnetby-le- Wold
W. Camplin
Mr Fisher Lectures on Ritualism in Braintree
In Braintree at Mechanics Hall Mr J Fisher argued Ritualism is best countered by disestablishment and condemned the Public Worship Regulation Act. Other speakers supported his views. large turnout and thanks followed. In CocGEsHALL Upper Stoneham Street Mr Isher spoke on Endowments. Mr Fisher gave an historical talk and fielded discussion with a large audience of working men present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braintree
J. Fisher
Mechanics’ Hall
Horsnail
Fisher
Cocgeshall
Isher
Upper
Stoneham Street
A. D. Philps
Thos. Simpson
Coventry
John Beard
Meetings by Mr M Dougall in Cumberland and London
The West Cumberland Guardian reports Rev J M Dougall of Darwen lecturing in Cleator Moor on How the Church was Established under Liberal Association auspices. Speakers included Rev R Haythornthwaite and Rev G B Armes. Other towns hosted lectures on Voluntaryism and disestablishment with strong turnout amid wintry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Dougall
Cleator Moor
West Cumberland Guardian
J. M.dougall
Darwen
Co-operative Hall
Liberal Association
Ainsworth
R. Haythornthwaite
G. B. Armes
H. B. Reed
Mc Dougall
M‘dougall
Reed
Alston
B. Wild
T. Ramsay
J. Farrier
B. Thompson
Northern Echo
Liberation Society
Hexham
W. HE. Peel
Disestablishment Resolution Adopted at Hexham Meeting
The Hexham gathering contrasted church declines with Episcopal churches fading and rising Dissent. The lecturer delivered a strong address, receiving frequent applause as the meeting unanimously backed a disestablishment resolution moved by John Hope and seconded by W. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexham
John Hope
W. Graham
Shaftesbury on disestablishment and Hatcham disturbances
Lord Shaftesbury warned at Wimborne that Parliament will not force ecclesiastical authority and that a broad movement favors ending Establishment. In London Hatcham St James's reopened after Sunday services amid rioting in the sacristy as the service ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftesbury
Lord Shaftesbury
Wimborne
Church Pastoral Aid Society
House of Commons
Hatcham
St. James's
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