Conference Plans Alter Delegate Election Rules
The society proposes reducing delegate electors to fifty, with elections often via public meetings. Traveling expenses fall to delegates or their constituents, funded by special contributions. A social tea party may accompany the conference, and a great public meeting is planned. A twelve member committee would draft officer lists for conference approval.
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Sgmeitor
Friends of the Association
London
Regium
Donum
Antistate Church
Preas
Roebuck
Swaine
Jene
Anti state church Association holds Brighton meeting
A large Brighton Town Hall gathering hears Isaao Baas and deputation including Mr. Thompson and Rev D Katterns. Speakers argue for voluntary worship funding and severing church from state, praising Brighton’s church network as evidence against state provision.
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Norwich
Miall
Cox
Brighton
Brighton Herald
Kingsley
Muri Jones
Legitinutes
Lromiston
Mertines
Joseph Fletcher
Christchurch
Staffordshire
Hanley
Burslem
Stone
Leek
Congleton
Macclesfield
Wellington
Stafford
Halifax
J. P. Mursell
Rotherham
Sheffield
Wakefield
Huddersfield
Bradford
York
Hull
Kineton
Hereronpluine
Antivstate Church Association
J. Kingsley
Hay
London
Maurice Jones
Leominster
K. Norman Edwards
H. Bliss
Aaron Ogers
Stansback
Roonpauz
New Ecoristastrean Court of Arrrat Proposed by Bishop of London
The Guardian states on authority that the proposed court of appeal will include the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, three senior bishops by consecration date, the Lord Chancellor, the Dean of the Court of Arches, the Judge of the Consistory Court of London, the Regius and Margaret Professors of Divinity of Oxford and Cambridge, Isisp Cannon Revenues and the Poor. The Limerick Board of Guardians adopts a resolution to apportion tithes to support the poor, noted by Cork Kraminer as a free, effective move in church direction in 1832.
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Arrrat
London
Canterbury
York
Court of Arches
Consistory Court of London
Regius and Margaret
Oxford
Cambridge
Isisp
Tractarian Agitation Described by Church and State Gazette
The Church and State Gazette reports rising agitation within the Episcopal body over the state church tie. Clergy and lay members press Archbishop of Canterbury to sever royal links with the Church, with sermons and meetings signaling a planned stand against state control. A Knightsbridge curate allied with Rome is noted as part of the shift.
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Oxford Herald
Canterbury
London
West-End
Bennett
Knightsbridge
Rome
Bible Society Bookbinders Pay and Strike Inquiry
A Southwark Auxiliary sub committee investigated pay for Bible Society binders and workers after a strike. The report states workers earned 9s to 12s weekly, or up to 138s in full work, with six former journeywomen confirming wages remained consistent after leaving.
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Bible Iety
Bouthwark Auxiliary Association
British and Foreign
Ible Society
Megarg
John Brown
John Burrupp
W. Churchill
Josiah W. Whymper
Miss Watkins
Watkins