Conference on Dissent ends with plan for anti state church association
Delegates led by Rev. William Thorn of Winchester discuss the separation of church and state. The conference endorses forming The British Anti State Church Association to free religion from government interference, with a fifty member executive and five hundred convener. Blackwood’s Magazine criticized for indecent content in its January issue, including Linda Tressel, prompting parental indignation.
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Cox
Wardlaw
Miall
J.W. Massie
Manchester
J M. Hare
J P. Marvell
Leicester
British Anti-State Church Association
Blackwood's Magazine
Blackwood
Linda Tressel
Review of Macdonalds Genius and The Portent in The British Quarterly
The January 1868 British Quarterly Review praises George Macdonald for imaginative realism and spiritualism shaping his fiction. It notes his originality tempered by sources, commends The Portent as a flawless literary piece, and highlights ethical teachings centered on love of God and man. It also covers two ecclesiastical essays on the Book of Common Prayer and the Established Church, plus Abyssinia and Utilitarianism topics with cautious forecasts.
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George Macdonald
Macdonald
Hoe
God
Ruskin
Carlyle
Abyssinia
Theodore
Tonsorial Saloons and Miscellany From a California Paper
Notes on barber ads under Tonsorial Saloons, Catholic and political tidbits about Japan, Napoleon gifts, Savoy Massachusetts health claim, an Ohio Gospel goods ad, a piano playing dog, a Greenbush beggar dead with banknotes, Captain Sherard Osborn Arctic plan ridiculed, and new Australia mail contract shifting to four weekly sailings from London with first voyage on the 14th.
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California
Japan
St. Austell
Pius IX
Prince Imperial
Napoleon I
Pius VII
Savoy
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Albany
Ind
Greenbush
N.Y
Sherard Osborn
Limes
Peninsular and Oriental Company
London
Births Marriages and Deaths List
Births reported at The Highlands Crouch-hill and multiple marriages across Cheshunt Southampton Reading Bradford Manchester Chorlton-road and other venues. Obits note deaths of Reverend William Hodson aged sixty-eight and others including Elizabeth Dixie and Elizabeth Whiteley with terse notices and locations.
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Grinling
the Highlands
Crouch-hill
William Grinling
Powell—Jones
College Chapel
Cheshunt
H R. Reynolds
BE. W. Jones
Henry
A. Powell
Milton, Oxon
Sarah Jane Charlotte
T. D. Jones
Jamaica
Caton—Prince
Carlton Chapel
Southhampton
J. Colins
H. J. Caton
Caton
Fawley
Emily
Prince
Southampton
Fawcett—Gregson
Bethel Independent Chapel
Wortley
Wood
Joshua A
D. Fawcett
Hanna
Gregson
New Wortley
Roberts—Larner
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Newington
Surrey
William Peter Roberts
Camberwell
Martha Susan Larner
Clapham
Chapman—Thompson
Broad Street Chapel
Reading
William Legg
T. C. Gordon
M.A
William Chapman
Catherine Grace
James Thompson
Leeds
Briggs—Hawatsin
Hallfield Chapel
Bradford
R. Holmes
Brawdon
J. Makepeace
N. Briggs
Hsg
Cliffe Cottage
Rawdon
Isabella J. Wood
W. Howatson
Bag
Wood Park
Botn
Bromley
Congregational Church
Chorlton-road
Manchester
J A. Macfadyen
David Bromley
Warrington
Sarah Ann
Joseph Potts
Robertson —Bunn
Wortwell Congregational Chapel
M J. Totten
William John Robertson
Hannah Palmer
W B Bunn
Harleston
Silence—Warness
Free Methodist Church
Holt
G. Lurugi
Cley
Alfred James Silence
Sophia Warnes
Baconsbone
Downes- Brown
Baptist Chapel
Attleborough
W. Brown
John Downes
Maria Brown
Calaum
Queen-street Chapel
William Thomas
William Henry Hayney
Engine Smith
Humlet
Sarah Volbeck
Motiram—Whiteley
Congregational
Sowerby
Yorkshire
R. J. Sargent
Samuel Mottram
Woodley
Cheshire
Mary Jane
Thomas Whiteley
Cotton Stones
Triangle
Rhodes—Mcturk
Howard-street Chapel
C. C. Tyte
Masbro’ College
Sheffieed
James
James Rhodes
Eng
Bentley Hall
Coal Aston
Arlen
Andrew McTurk
Eeq
Sheffield
Leadbelthe—Lams
Arley Chapel
Stoke'scroft
Bristol
Samuel Hebuitch
Joseph Alfred Killingley
John Edmond Ledbetter
Req
Dublin
Harriet Newell
Edmund Lamb
Montpelier
Wool—Uldrid
Grove-street Congregational Chapel
Boston
Rey Joseph Shaw
William Chestle Wyon
Nottigham
Fanny
John Oldrid
J.P
Bargate
Baker—Taps
South Petherton
Somerset
W. Denslam
Baker
Littlefield Farm
Board Petherton
Martha Elizabeth
Henry Tapacott
Young-Glas Field
Wellington-street
Llington
Jackson
Romsey
Denbighshire
Hayes
Fairfield
Leigh
Elizabeth
Thomas Travers Hayes
Worneul
Stanhope Street
Hampsteadroad
Thomas Wornell
Bell
Gretan Cottage
Norwood
Eljen Tempie
James Bell
Petehead
N.B
Frederick Temple, Kegg
Bpenvuer
Wellington Terrace
Southport
Sarah Run
Edward Spencer
Ashton-under Lyne
Carda
Barnat
Hishbury Park
Edward Warnard
Angel-street
St. Martin’s-le Grand
Hodson
Dartford
William Hodson
Congregational Chapel
Litwield Street
Han ¥Ah
Didsbury
John Hsnnah
Weleyan College
Kings
James Kings
Baptist
Upton Vaie
Torquay
H. Lance
Bromley-by- Bow
East London Mission and Relief Committee
Northwich
Mary
D. Johns
Madagascar
Glazier
Katie
John T
Roma Glazer
Lotventam Court Road
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