Clergy Dispute Over Burials Bill Sparks London Meeting
A large audience, including bishops and clergy, heard Mr Rogers and Mr Dale condemn Brodrick proposals to reform church control and burial rites. They urged disestablishment and praised leaders who had spoken in major towns, with Dr Underhill backing the resolution amid widespread cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanley
St. James’s Hall
Peterborough
Church of England
Brodrick
Church of Christ
Sidney Smith
Canon Ryle
Abraham
Rogers
Peek
London School Board
Mr. Bradlaugh
Secular Education Party
Liberal Party
England
Dale
Underhill
Vote of thanks steams from clerical speech at meeting
Mr Dax and Mr Reamis acknowledged the vote of thanks. The Rev Dr Panxer proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman in a short speech with strong points. He alluded to silent burials and clergy embracing silence. Mr Carvell Williams seconded, and the vote was carried with acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dax
Reamis
Panxer
Carvell Wiilliams
Foreign items stir world in 19th century dispatches and notes
A long list of brief items covers the Australia New Zealand submarine cable, Rivers Wilson as financial adviser to the Khedive, Berlin unemployment, Australian harvest in South Australia, Cairo and London political moves, Sioux Chief Spotted Tail plans, royal voyage preparations, Abyssinian campaign notes, Victorian ministry voting, Pekin edict on General Lee see tai, Canadian Parliament trade mood, Russian Khokand victory fallout, Beecher inquiry, La France fake news verdict, Arnim petition for pardon, Deak death Home Rule views, Garibaldi health concerns, German Chinese actions on the Anna, Bonapartist quarrels, Corsican elections, Zanzibar slave-trade treaty terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Rivers Wilson
Khedive
Berlin
South Australia
Earl of Derby
Cave
Cairo
Moncure Conway
United States
Theodore Parker
Spotted Tail
Philadelphia
Serapis
Osborne
Calcutta
Bombay
Prince of Wales
England
Abyssinia
Gondarati
Gondar
Victoria
Pekin Gazette
Lee-see-tai
Yunantoo
Margery
Assake
Khokand
Abdurahman Antobadshi
Beechees
New York
Daily News
Andover
Council
Beecher
M. de Girardin
la France
M. Buffet
Bank of France
Count Arnim
Arnim
London
Deak
Neue Pester Journal
Ireland
Garibaldi
Germany
China
Anna
Foochow
Pekin
Gasette
Election intelligence from Burnley and Manchester polls
The Burnley election saw Liberal Rylands narrowly defeat Conservative Lindsay by six votes amid a church and state education clash. Manchester canvassing intensifies as Jacob Bright defends high wages while Irish voters lean to Bright. Nomination sessions list supporters from merchants to workers. polling set for tomorrow. Huntingdon election notes Viscount Hinchingbrooke returned unopposed and other parliamentary moves are mentioned.
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Burnley
Lindsay
Rylands
Coultate
Bull Hotel
Shaw
Manchester
Jacob Bright
Rochdale
Bright
Thomas Ashton
Joseph Whitworth
Isaac Hoyle
Robert Austin
F. S. Powell
W. M. Clare
Thomas Rose
Haworth
Daniel Lee
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Mr. Richarp, M.P
Louis Napoleon
Chislehurst
M. Piétri
Napoleon
Corsica
Ajaccio
M. Rouher
Imperial Party
France
Aigle
Prince Louis Napoleon
Waa
Wilhelmshohein
Zanzibar
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