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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 27, 1878

Page

2

Liberal Reform and Household Suffrage Shift in Counties

The text argues that small household voters now form the majority, yet do not act as a unified class. It credits household suffrage with progress like national education reform, while noting overlooked issues in redistribution and the rise of thriving towns within counties. It anticipates enfranchising hundreds of thousands in towns to bolster rural Liberalism.

Lowe

Fifty Years Since Repeal of Test and Corporation Acts

A commemorative piece recalls Lord John Russell’s 1828 Commons resolution to repeal the Test and Corporation Acts, marking a shift toward religious equality. It notes the acts’ aims, the opposition by some, and the broad social gains including Catholic emancipation and Jewish inclusivity, urging a formal tribute to Russell on the 50th anniversary.

John Russell Commons House of Parliament Charles II James Duke of York Clifford The Kin Judas James Mackintosh Lord John Russell House of Commons Earl Russell Robert Peel Huskisson Lord Palmerston Commons Lord Eldon Daniel John Bright Justice Lush G. Jessel Lord John Old Sarum Birmingham

Scotch Disestablishment Question Moves for Commission Study

Sir Alexander Gordon, MP for Aberdeenshire, proposes an early day motion to ask Queen Victoria to appoint a commission to inquire into why Scotland remains Presbyterian and to seek barriers to reunion with the established Church. The move aims at Free Church union advocates and may surface in Lords or via a Kennedy led bill after Scottish Assembly meetings. Negotiations are reportedly under way and attracting northern attention.

Alexander Gordon Aberdeenshire Scotland Begg House of Lords Kennedy

Marriages with Deceased Wife's Sister Bill Debate

Petition signatures surge in support of recognizing marriages contracted with a deceased wife's sister in colonies where legal. The Chancellor of the Exchequer plans to oppose the bill, with Knatchbull-Hugessen reserving his speech to reply to Sir Stafford Northcote.

Knatchbull-Hugessen Stafford Northcote Briston Riruan St. Raphael’s Church Gloucester Bristol A. H. Ward Ward Mentone
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