Year of Labour and Resolve in Religious Equality
The article looks ahead to 1872 as a year demanding relentless work to advance religious equality in Parliament and society. It warns of intensified conflict, growing organisation on both sides, and ongoing debates over colonial and Indian policy, while urging perseverance, watchfulness, and self sacrifice for Liberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Canterbury
Liberation Party
Tait
Church Institution
Lee
Canute
National Church
The
Liberation Society
Ecclesiastical notes on Church defence and disestablishment
The Archbishop urges Church and State unity against the Liberation Society. The new Church organ mirrors its aims, sparking debate on disestablishment and disendowment. Athanasian Creed discussion continues, while Wesleyans drift to the Church and a Privy Council ruling on Merton College dances reshapes Oxford governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor
The
Times
Deen Stanley
Llewelyn Daves
Mr. Davies
Athanasius
Christendom
Wiiling
Weschman
Massingham and Miall Debate Disestablishment Refusal
Dr Massingham addresses Edward Miall MP after Miall declines a public discussion on Disestablishment. Massingham accuses him of seeking popular support outside Parliament and urges future eloquence to be reserved for the House of Commons. The letter defends equal terms on a public platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miall
Massingham
Ambharee
St. Paul’s Vicarage
Warrington
House of Commons
Mr. Dales
Church of England
St. Stephen’s
J. D. Massinenam
Edward Miall
Bradford Observer Letter From Dr Massingham Hoax Claim
A reader notes a December 26 letter in a Manchester Courier copy claiming to be from Dr Massingham. The writer says no such line was ever received from Dr Massingham and suspects a hoax played on the paper’s correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Observer
Manchester Courier
Masgingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ecclesiastical Notes
Gourdi
Great Britain
Odger
Bradlaugh
Church Times
Manchester
A. Maclaren
R. W. Dale
Marmaduke Miller
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
Merton College
Orf Ord
Oxford
Privy Council
Charles 8. Roundell
DR. Massingham
Miall, M
Bradford
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