Nine ty Liberal supporters listed for religious equality
The piece names eleven likely Liberal allies from Newcastle under Lyme Glasgow Forfar South Durham Birmingham Wednesbury Wenlock Dundalk and others who may back religious equality. It notes additional Liberal MPs and former government members sympathetic to the cause, suggesting the new Parliament could hold about ninety votes for religious equality, roughly ten percent fewer than the old House of Commons.
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Newcastle-under- Lyme
Glasgow
Kincardine
Forfar
South Durham
Birmingham
Wednesbury
Wenlock
Dundalk
C. M. Bell
North Durham
Dixon
Dungarvon
T. Earp
Newark
W. J. Ingram
Boston
Reid
Kirkaldy
Mr. Adam
W. E. Baxter
W. G. Duff
Stanefeld
House of Commons
Fitzmaurice
Calne Fordyce
D. Aberdeen
Fothrer
Merthyrn
Northampton
Gilpindsmid
F. Reading
Grey
Kilkenny
Gourley
Sunderland
Holland
Merioneth
Kinnaird
A. Perth Lawson
W. Carlisle
Lambeth Lawrence
J. Omens
Huddersfield
Leith
Aberdeen
Lusk
Salisbury
Alderman
Finsbury
Meerthur
W. Lambeth
McLare
Edinburgh City
A. O. Denbigh
Morley
Bristol
Sheffield
Phipk
Plimsoll
Derby
Pease
South
Dor Potter
B. Rochdale
Price
Tewkesbury
Rathbone
Liverpool
Hackney
Richard
Merthyr
Beeley
Lincoln
W. R
Burnley
Bird
Cork Co
Shella
H. Dudley
Ith
Tynemouth
Yth
Pestmeath
Stacp
Stevenson
Shields
Leicester Iver
Yelyany
Hawick
Glamorgan
H H. Peterborough
Willis
Denbigh
Wolverhampton
Young
Ang
A E
Helston
Teecorpeth
Crossley
Ealifax
Davis
Cardigan
Owen
Nonconformists and the General Election
A Times letter argues that Dissenters in elections did not force disestablishment as public opinion was not yet mature. The writer challenges the notion that Nonconformists caused the political storm to drown other issues and notes exceptions in late elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Burke
Nonconformists Brace for Political Reversal and Reform
A letter argues Liberals hold a majority in boroughs despite Dissenter losses, with Gladstone promising a 25th Education Act alteration. It predicts renewed efforts by Nonconformists, argues religious equality will prevail, and notes Conservative gains may slow but not stop eventual acceptance in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal Party
Free Church
House of Commons
Gladstone
England
Nonconformists Attack Endowed Schools Commission
A Manningham letter to the Bradford Observer critiques Lord Cavendish on Endowed Schools Acts 1869 and 1874. It argues the commission and co-optative governors favor Churchmen, with returns showing heavy clerical appointments and few Nonconformists, urging Liberal reform to reduce sectarian bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Thomas
Manningham
Bradford Observer
F. Cavendish
Pullan
Puppore
House of Commons
J. Gladstone
Mathew Wilson
Education Department
Wolverhampton
Newcastle
Bradford
Keighley
Skipton
Eppownimott
Forster
Wigan
Stafford
Walsall
Stourbridge
Lord F. Cavendish
House of Lords
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