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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 02, 1876
Page
3
The chairman described a blue ink circular from the Conservative Working Men's Association urging attendance to push a Church principles resolution. He alleged nearly a thousand forged tickets aimed at packing the meeting were uncovered by schismatic Dissenters, prompting admonition against fraud and ending the proceedings.
A large Plymouth audience at St James's Hall heard Revs. Dale of Birmingham and Rogers of London advocate Liberation Society aims. They criticized a state church and urged Liberal momentum for Plymouth Devonport politics, noting mayoral opposition and strong public reaction.
Town Council votes to revise guildhall letting terms to cover all political meetings and strip the mayor of discretionary power. A Plymouth mayoral testimonial in silver is mocked in a Western Daily Mercury vignette depicting Liberty, John Bull, and a pitch plaster.
The Northampton Mercury reports Rev Edward White of Kentishtown addressed a stormy Town Hall audience in Northampton on Tuesday. He argued disestablishment would end political religious friction and criticized the Church of England’s theology and moral record while urging unity among Christians. The meeting ended with thanks to Mr Alderman Parry and remarks from Nonconformist and Establishment voices amid disturbances.
The Rev Marma duke Miller spoke on Church Property to a crowded St Stephen's Liberal Club audience chaired by Mr W Mather. He attacked the Manchester Bishop's stance while a hostile crowd gathered at Hope Hall in Liveroon where forged tickets drew groans and cheers, and Mr W S Caine noted precautions at the door.
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