Disestablishment Debate Prompts Church Of England Reform
Members debate ending state protection and patronage amid concerns over clerical appointments and elections. Calls grow for a robust mechanism to remove unfit curates and address controversial presentations by ballot, with discussions at MarLabo rrough Chapel and public meetings urging disendowment.
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Church of England
Mr. Bergestord Herr
London
Westminster
G. Bowyer
The Disestablishment Movement Lecture at Shoreditch Town Hall
The second Liberation Society lecture in Shoreditch was delivered by Rev. Edward White on The History and Influence of British Nonconformity. Attendance reached about 1,600 with ministers and political figures present. A cordial vote of thanks was given to the lecturer and to the chairman.
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Shoreditch
Hackney Borough
Liberation Society
Edward White
A. McArthur
M.P
Leicester
E. J. Newton
G. B. Holmes
W. H. Lang
W. Mundy
A. J. Wontner
J. Scott
J. S. Lyle
Lewis Thomas
T Thornton Green
G. Cable
H. V. Wigg
Mr. White
J. Browne
Bradford
Browne
Lummis
Spalpinc
Ss.hisholm
Chatteris
Sleaford
Lincolnshire
Harpole
Thomas Adams
Baptist Chapel
Amos Smith
Faringdon
T. Pinnock
New Swindon
Wyclif
John Wyclif
Barrow
Mountsorrel
Sheepshead
Lemon
London Road
Dr Mellor lectures on Why Meddle at Wolverhampton
Dr Mellor argues for nonconformist right to discuss a national church at the Agricultural Hall Wolverhampton before a large audience amid applause and limited dissent. In Darwen the lecture is reported with similar themes and supporting remarks by local clergy and lay leaders.
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Wolverhampton
Dr. Mellor
Agricultural Hall
Alderman Dickinson
D. J. Hamer
J. E. Page
D. E. Evans
E. Franks
D. W. Purdon
Gill
T. Bantock
T. W. Shaw
Reed
Beckett
Hall
Dudley
Hankinson
J. Shaw
J. Baoks
Darwen
Mellor
Co-operative Hall
J. McDougall
J. Kirsop
J. Jutsum
J. McEwan Stott
I. Bosley
J. Blake
G. Berry
J. Morton
W. Snape, Esq
J.P
J. Riley
C. Shorrock
J. Halliwell
S. A. Nichols
Percy Ashton
T. H. Marsden
J. Taylor
N. Fish
St. Cuthbert’s
Hollinsgrove
Iear
Darwen News
Mr Kearley Speaks on The Established Church at Mile End
On Tuesday February 12 Mr Kearley lectured at the Tower Hamlets Radical Club Beaumont street Mile End on The Established Church in its relation to Social and Political Progress. The meeting was free and open and organized to show church defenders who disrupted past meetings that disestablishment supporters can preserve order. Mr T C Potts of Lime-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearley
Stepney
Tower Hamlets
Radical Club
Beaumont-street
Mile-end
Friends of
T. C. Potts
Lectures on Church Property and Disestablishment Across Towns
The Public Hall hosted Rev J Browne on Church Property as National Property with broad support. Browne spoke in multiple towns on disestablishment and state church evils, drawing general approval.
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Colin
Letuby
Lborrough Chapel
Old Kent-Road
Young Men’s Association
W. Essery
Church Defence Association
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