End to a National Blunder and Lawmaking Consequences
A fragment discusses two evils in law and governance, urging resolution of the national blunder to enable wiser future legislation. It contrasts their similarities and differences in scope, noting they resemble yet differ greatly in impact.
Contention Over Wesleyans and the Established Church
The piece surveys moves to absorb Wesleyans into the Anglican fold, noting support from Yorks clergy and mixed responses in public organs. It cites petitions, calls for union terms, and critiques from the Watchman and Dublin Freeman, with emphasis on nonconformist resistance and Scottish church politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Yorkshire
Guardian
Medd
Wyaddendon
Dymock
Gind
St. John’s, Middlesborough
Ibas
Bosweth
Holy Seton
Universal Church
Watchman
Methodist Conference
Church of Ireland
Dublin Freeman
Mowatt
Ireland
Ghiurch
John Wesley
A.M
The
Mail
Express
Great George’s Street
Dublin
St. Bride’s Pariah Church
England
Free Church of Scotland
Union
Bonar
Free Church
Greenock
Conference in Wolverhampton backs Liberation Society aims
A Thursday week gathering at the Exchange Wolverhampton by the Liberation Society drew about 650 people including ministers and lay leaders. Councillor Bantock chaired and urged constitutional action for religious equality, amid discussion of the Irish Church question and likely state-church tensions across England Scotland and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
the Exchange
Wolverhampton
Councillor Bantock
Scotland
Church of England
England
Mr. Disraeli
Sootland
Callaway
W. H. Charlesworth
Edward Waits
London
Ireland
T. G. Horton
Wales
Hurst
The
Rationalists
Evangelio
Mackonochie
Church Times
Earl of Shaftesbury
Carlisle