The Burials Bill Debate and Clerical Reform Split
A lengthy critique examines Mr James and his controversial article on church practices. The Appendix reveals his liberal reform leanings, nonconformist ties, andCalls for a restrained stance on ecclesiastical controversy. The speaker argues the churchyard law is a common law right, denounces forced cemeteries, and warns disestablishment could follow if debates stay divisive.
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Devil’s Chapel
James
Bucks
Disraeli
Jesus
Church of England
Northmarston
Burn
Snes
Talbot
Final Letter from Rev. 8 B. James Ends Debate
The paper publishes a concluding letter from the Rev. 8 B. James noting critique is exhausted. Readers are informed the defense is complete and the editors offer no further commentary, believing they have spoken with necessary restraint.
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B. James
Osborne Morgan on the Burials Question at Wrexham
Full corrected report of Mr Osborne Morgan MP speech to constituents at Wrexham on the burials bill. He says he has refrained from detailing the measure and notes the difficulty of discussing such details at a public gathering.
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MR. Osborne Morgan
M.P
Osborne Morgan
Wrexham
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Mr. Talbot
House of Commons
England
Wales
Doctor Fell
Lincoln
Liberation Society