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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 02, 1850
Page
5
The speaker asserts enduring struggle will yield eventual victory as truth and moral power expand across Britain and Europe. They claim converts remove obstacles, forecasting increased influence and a future where Christianity is freed from earthly tyranny and fulfills its mission.
A public Atheneum gathering on December 17, 1849 featured FE Misti and Rev G W Conder from the British Anti-state-church Association. Speakers argued for a spiritual kingdom free from state control, warning against sectarianism and urging severance of church and state in principle and in policy.
A Carlisle public meeting in the Atheneum heard a deputation from the Anti State Church Association led by Edward Miall and G W Conder. Speakers argued for separation of church and state, criticizing establishment and urging dissenters to unite to promote true religion.
The report notes a public meeting where Mr Thompson warned against agitation furore while Rev G W Conner and Mr Mrauu spoke. The crowd resumed after motions and applause, and a note from Bishopwearmouth church records a chimney pot shaped like a cross, regarded as significant.
On the 14th alt a lecture at the Tabernacle by J Kingsley B A discussed evils arising from church and state ties. The two hour talk drew intense interest and convincing facts for unbiased minds with J W Winfield aiding as chair. A public meeting followed at the Independent chapel led by residents in Gramoncansume with John present.
The Ozford Chronicle cites All Souls College as an example of alleged fund misallocation with annual sums noted. It discusses forty foundation fellows and Archbishop Chicheley oath provisions about impartial electing, yet questions whether any fellows meet the expected standards.
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