Liberal prospects clouded by ecclesiastical battles in Parliament
The Eastern Question effort wanes as Opposition avoids direct attack amid ongoing negotiations. Mr. Joseph Cowen presides at Cannon Street detailing Liberal unity on religious equality, warning a large popular program is needed. Osborne Morgan challenges clerical privilege. Kennedy and Hardy bills spark debate. Professor Goldwin Smith applauds Free Church strength abroad and warns against clerical entanglements at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cowen
M.P
Lord Beaconsfield
Cowen
Liberal Party
Cannon-street
Osborne Morgan
Denbighshire
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Morgan
Gathorne Hardy
Goschen
Hardy
Oxford
Cambridge
Ilbert
Frederic Harrison
United States
Smith
Professor Smith
England
Liberal
Friends of
Church of England
Manchester
Admiralty Board
McDougall
R. W. Murray
Lloyd Jones
John Yonge
Disestablishment Debate in Hackney Conference
A Hackney conference of Liberation Society supporters in the Borough of Hackney in the Town Hall Shoreditch unanimously backs reestablishing the borough council. Speakers include J Carvell Williams H Spicer and Rev Hebditch. The meeting aligns with disestablishment aims and promises to boost local Liberation Society activity.
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Friends of
Hackney
Town Hall
Shoreditch
H. M. Heath
The
Liberation Society
J. Carvell Williams
H. Spicer
Hebditch
B. S. Olding
W. Marshall
Baxter
Green
Friends of the Liberation Society
Warrington Address Discusses Tudor Church Purity Theory
The Rev J McDougall spoke at the Warrington Public Hall with J G Minnies presiding and a large audience. He critiqued the idea that the Tudor era reformed church corruption and that the Church of England is the true ancient church now purified.
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Church of England
McDougall
Warrington
J. McDougall
Darwen
J. G. Minnies
J.P
London
Westminster Cathedral
Eccles
Mr Fisher Lectures Across Notting hamshire towns
Mr Fisher delivered four lectures in Notting hamshire last week. In UnpERwoop on Monday the Burials Question drew a large crowd with lively anecdotes. At Mansfield and Southwell the talks were well received and applauded.
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Fisher
Nottinghamshire
Unperwoop
Wm. Straw
Nottingham Express
Mans.field
Mansfield
Robert Berringer
Mansfield Advertiser
Maraden
James Maude
Southwell
Mr. Fisher
J. H. Plumbridge
Bastorp
James Baker
Notts
Mr Gordon’s Meetings Draw Large Attendance in Hampshire
In Emsworth the Baptist Chapel hosted Mr Gordon to a full congregation with Rev. A Kitching presiding. In West Cowes the Foresters Hall saw a large audience despite stormy weather as Mr Gordon spoke with Mr May presiding and two clergymen arriving later.
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Emsworth
Hants
Gordon
A. Kitching
Portsmouth
West Cowes
I. W
Foresters
May