Disestablishment Debate and Scotland Meeting Chronicle
A large audience at the Free Trade Hall heard Mr Arnold defend religious equality and attack clerical power linking church and state. The crowd cheered as he urged disestablishment, deriding state church dominance and praising Nonconformist history. Scotland's disestablishment move followed with Glasgow proceedings altering the association to focus on disendowment of churches, omitting reference to England.
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Gombunions
Arnold
Lord Beaconsfield
Kisses
Broans
Church of England
Mr. Forster
Church Union
Tory
Forster
Saturday Review
Perth
Hegu Mason
Episcopal Church
Hear
Manchester
Lou
Epward Jexxrins
M.P
Europe
Sons of the Times
Bear
Lord Hartington
Scotland
Liberal Party
Duke of Argyll
Bradford
Mr. Jenkins
House of Peers
Liberties of England
T. B. Waters
Marmaduke Miller
Ienry Lee
Lee
J. Freeston
Lex
Leith
Glasgow
Miller
Association
Edinburgh
M‘mickine
Church of Christ In
Excellent Liberation Society
Liberation Society
Church of Scotland
A. Miller
George Pearson
Fisher Tours Wales Promoting Disestablishment
Mr. Fisher expanded organizing work in Wales last week visiting Aberystwyth Llanelly and Neath. In Llanelly he spoke at the Atheneum with Nonconformist ministers present and vast applause. In Neath a Town Hall lecture on disestablishment drew a large attendance and a cordial vote of thanks followed.
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Fisher
Wales
Aberystwith
West
Llanelly
Neath
South Wales Daily Press
Atheneum
Benjamin Jones
Caesfeir
Thomas Johns
Capel Als
Neatu
Blake
Meeting in East London Disruption at Disestablishment Talk
A public meeting at East London Tabernacle to hear G Kearley on Disestablishment drew a large crowd. Chair Thomas Scrutton urged order amid protests from youths, vowing to back peaceful action against disturbances as the audience was reminded of future public duties.
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East London
East London Tabernacle
G. Kearley
The
Liberation Society
Thos. Scrutton
Scrutton