Church State clash on education and church rates debate
The report covers ministers arguing that education should be state run not church led, denying any church alliance with Gov Free etc. It notes seizures of dissenters’ goods to fund church rates, Lord Potter’s views on church and state, and calls for religious equality amid widespread financial strains in 19th century Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Candlish
Stuart
General Assembly
Gordon
Maipstone
G. A. Bentlis
High-street
G. Edmett
Ditto
Edmett
Albion-place
Heming
H. H. Dobney
Marshamplace
Burch
Bank-street
Busby
Doverplace
Robinson
King-street
B. Wheeler
Woodward
Gabriel’s-hill
Woolley
Briggs
Ashford-road
Fardon
Stone-street
G. Smith
Penenden Heathroad
Jacobs
Maidstone Gazette
Neep
Remoosa
Potter
Chevalier Bunsen
Arnold
Chevalier
Free Church of Scotland
Sheffield
Anoulian
Coggeshall Church
Taz Spatping Faru Press
Waues
Carmarthen
Wales
National Society
Exemption Extended to Catholic Chapel and Newer Places of Worship
The council decided against the rate on the Catholic chapel and ruled that all places of worship erected since the act are exempt. Commissioners sought counsel to settle the question and reached the same conclusion, confirming broader religious building exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
W. Rigby
Dalton
Commissionera
Norfolk News
War and policing examined in a religious correspondence
A reader argues that police serve justice while soldiers must follow orders and commit violence. The letter contrasts accountability, conscience, and moral law between police and military figures, questions inherent rights to violence, and urges ongoing public debate on Christianity and national defense.
War debate letter urges concise focus on key points
A reader urges Pacificus to condense his argument in the ongoing war discussion, highlighting the need to emphasize one or two pivotal points that determine the question, thereby aiding a settlement of the matter. The letter begins by noting the first point in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MicnAgt M‘cane
Michael M‘cane
Patrick Reid
Mirfield
M‘cabe
Reid
Justice Patteson
Cabe
York Castle
Matthews
M‘cabne
Leeds Mercury
Vis Monet
Townhall
Birmingham
Benjamin Rotch
Msq
John Angell James
Kingdom
Seelotal Times
Exernsus
Nice Carrun
Stu
Pacificus
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Liverpool Mercury
Rushton
Calne
Her Majesty
B. Morly
Committee of Council On Education
Wilts
Isaac Tophunter
Cam Bridge
G. Todhunter
Rye
High Wycombe
Chalfont St. Giles
Bucks
Chalfont
Hastings
Croft Chapel
London University
Cambridge
Harrow
Eton
Winchester
Westminster
Mill Hill
Totteridge
Todhunter
T Todhunter
Macdouall
Frigno
Africa
America
Christ
England
Prigena
Inquisition
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