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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1868

Page

14

Church split debate ends with plea for Church’s unity

Speakers denounce Ritualists as idolaters while questioning the Church of England’s standing. Mr Horton criticizes extreme language as bigoted if used, urging restraint as he allows Dean of Carlisle and Earl of Shaftesbury to speak. Mr White hopes reforms may complete in the present generation.

Church of England Colonno Horton Carlisle Earl of Shaftesbury Beckett Nicholson Cook Sedgley White

Fallacies of Churchmen about the Church lecture held at Coventry

At St Marys Hall Coventry the second in a series featured Rev G W Conder of Manchester on fallacies used to defend the church. The gathering included clergy and laymen with T Wyles in the chair and a plan announced for a Feb 17 lecture by Rev J A Picton on Law and Life.

L. 8. Booth T. Hill A. Taylor J. Atkins E. Price A. Atkins Farish Vince Birmingham Conder G. W. Conder B. Nicholson Thomas Carlyle Carlyle Liverpool W. Walters Newcastle Hope Hall Colonel Trimble R. Johnson George Golding W K. Collins J. H. Scott Bennett BR. C. Johnson R C. Carter J. Hughes B. J. Fergie Goffey W. Tassell Walters Ireland Hicks Mr. Humphreys Aeologen M‘nevile Lord Derby Bnniskillen Liberation Society Knote Moe M‘neile

Nonconformists Conference on State Education Policy at Southampton

A Southampton meeting at Above Bar Chapel brought together Nonconformist leaders to discuss government grants for day schools. The paper argued Nonconformists may accept state aid for secular schooling while maintaining religious liberty, tracing education history from Lancaster to the National Society and current grant allocations favoring the Church of England.

Southampton W. O. Purchase Romsey Cromwll Milton Banyan Groun England Joseph Lancaster Society of Friends Lancaster George the Third Duke of Bedford Royal Lancasterian British and Foreign School Society London Skeata Free Churches of England Dr. Bell Mr. Lancaster Dr. Mars Peterborough National Society For the Education Church of England Bell Lancasterians National Society James Kay Shuttleworth Privy Council Educational Committee of the Privy Council Rowe

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