22 Dec 1875
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 22, 1875
Page
1
The piece argues for patient, principled action toward disestablishment and disendowment. It warns against premature moves and urges Liberal leaders to work within party principles while building public support for reform.
A report notes rising excitement from Liberation Society meetings across southern England especially Hampshire and Jedburgh Scotland. It highlights disestablishment debates with Earl of Minto chairing a meeting and Dr Rainy delivering a strong Free Church speech as part of the ongoing ecclesiastical controversy.
Canon Ridley of Hambledon argues for extending burial grounds with a nonconformist section left unconsecrated and insists on no compromise. He supports broader public interest while Canon Ryle replies in disagreement and leaves judgment to the public.
Fragmentary notes predict Morgan's bill may become law someday and mention a first step toward disestablishment. The snippet shows garbled quotes and stray phrases about thanks and delization, with no coherent context or verifiable details.
A letter from Mr. James responds to Aylesbury News on the Devil's Chapel subject. He denounces misrepresentation, promises a pamphlet and claims it will cause confession from honest folk, including the editor of the Nonconformist. He asserts no apology or retraction and forecasts a literary exchange with dissenting peers.
The piece argues readers should skip church notes for a week and instead greet churchmen with a merry Christmas. It praises clergy labor and self sacrifice while noting tensions and evolving toleration within the Establishment and the ongoing “dragging up” of attitudes before Christmas nears.
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