Disestablishment Debate Roars Across Towns
A Liberation Society meeting in Blackpool condemns church establishment as unjust, while speakers denounce state patronage and call for disendowment. Lectures in Corfe Castle, Ripon, Farsley and other towns advocate religious equality, with Unity among Presbyterians and Nonconformists growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkinson
Councillor Littlewood
John Bright
Liberation Society
Church of England
A. Illingworth
M.P
Mr. Bright
Mr. Forster
Mr. Gladstone
Bright
Lingworth
Tihingworth
Ireland
Liberal Party
Gladstone
J. H. Pattison
R. G. Williams
John Ashworth
Alderman Taylor
Blackburn
G. S. Reany
Warrington
J. Fish
Co-operative
Darwen
W. Sharp
Radcliffe
J. H. Gordon
Henry Harrison
Strood
A. Anderson
Utmos
England
Scotland
Miall
Anthony
House of Commons
Bertine
R. N. Phillips
Gordon
Rule
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Smith
Church
Defence Association
Stratford-On-Avon
W. Barnard
W. F. Callaway
Birmingham
Stratford
Ripon
Charles Williams
America
Williams
John Andrew
Leeds
Walton
Bickersteth
H. D. C. Nunn
E. Gray
Sharon
Wise
W. W. Gatliffe
Spilman
Nunn
Gatliffe
Willams
Farstey
Alderman Carter
Farsley
Joseph Pearse
Christ Church
Oxford
Robert Peel
Adel
Hear
Corre Castle
Thos. Neave
J. Scott
Corfe Castle
LeTon
Glover
Sadler-street
Benj. Frankland
Oates
Adam Holden
T. B. Wood
J.P. Blackpool
G. Reaney
Bradford
Chorley
W. Karfoot
A. Somerville
G. Ride
Board-Room
White-street
Borough
Andrew Dunn
G. 8. Knight
Fountain Dock
London School Board
J. Sinclair
G. M. Murphy
Carvell Williams