Reform versus disestablishment in church debates
A London meeting steers discussion on church reform and disestablishment, debating the role of the Church of England, Dissenters, and state education. Lord Shaftesbury’s reform bills face opposition while figures from Exeter to Canterbury shape the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II
Broad Church School
Dean Stanley
Exeter
Pall Mall Gazette
House of Commons
Church of England
House of Lords
Lord Shaftesbury
Peterborough
Canterbury
Rigg
Wesleyan Training College
Westminster
Manchester
Methodist Recorder
J. L. Posnett
Middlesborough
Death of Protestant Bishop Daly of Cashel and Waterford
Bishop Daly of Cashel and Waterford died Friday in his ninetieth year, marking the close of his twenty-ninth year in the episcopacy. He served the Church of Ireland with long prominence in the counties Cashel and Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Cashel
Waterford
Liberation Movement Plans Across English Towns and London
The working men's committee for promoting church and state separation holds meetings in Lincoln Derby Leicester and Birmingham this week. Deputations will target Newcastle Sunderland Darlington and Maidstone in early March. Lectures in Nottingham and Braintree are noted with future London events for Nonconformist colleges and student soirées. The annual meeting is set for May 1 at the Metropolitan Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Movement
Working Men’s Committee
Lincoln
Derby
Leicester
Birmingham
Newcastle
Sunderland
Darlington
Maidstone
Geo. Conder
Liberation Society
Nottingham
Braintree
London
Carvell Williams
Henry Bompas
New College
Regent’s Park College
Dexter
Boston
United States
Metropolitan Tabernacle
London Nonconformists Convene Over Education Question
A Monday conference at the Cannon-street Hotel formed a London committee to watch secular education for religious equality. Led by Mr. James Heywood with Rev. J. G. Rogers as secretary, ministers and gentlemen debated enlarging Nonconformist influence on school boards and central education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon-street
London
James Heywood
J. G. Rogers
Dr. Edmond
Dr. Landers
Mark Wilks
E. W. Conder
Baldwin Brown
J. E. Turner
C. Dukes
F. Tucker
H. Booth
A. Hannay
E. T. Egg
J. C. Gallaway
M.A
W. P. Lyon
James Knaggs
R. Macbeth
J. Pillans
R. Spears
S. Conway
Messrs
H. R. Ellington
James Spicer
H. Spicer
Jun
Mr. Glover
J. Carvell
Liberation Society
Oxford
Cambridge
Scotland
Ireland
London School Board
Chelsea
Lanpels
Manchester
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Posnett
Dr. Rigg
Mr. Posnett
Forster
Henry Allen
Alexander Raleigh
Alexander M‘laren
Allen
Raleigh
Manchester Education Union
England
Devonshire
Richard
Kitson
Merthyr Tydvil
M.p.s
English Church Union
Purchas
Layman
Church Defence Association
Purehas
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