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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 15, 1851
Page
14
A Sheffield correspondent objects to a recent Nonconformist leader on disendowment insisting the state should resume endowments from sects resisting royal supremacy He calls for a united petition to Parliament to end Catholic endowment as a test of state control in church affairs signed by David Loxson January 10 1851.
In London the Protestant Dissenting Deputies met at the King's Head to discuss appealing to Parliament against what is called Papal aggression and the Bible monopoly. The letter urges memorials to Joseph Hume MP to press for ending patent restrictions and freeing Bible circulation. Bungay, January 18, 1851.
A Sheffield Athenæum event notes Mr Roebuck’s absence from a talk on the history of the Reform Bill era. The chairman cites Roebuck’s heavy work, while Lord Ashley jokes at Bath about a shirt gifted by a local establishment amid political banter and cheers.
A highly praised London appearance by Father Gavazzi, the Italian reformer, is recounted with emphasis on his eloquence and fierce anti Papal rhetoric. The article contrasts his oratory in London with his impact in Italy, praises his denunciation of Papal authority, and criticizes the Vatican and Pope Pius IX.
The National Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association reports higher subscriptions in 1850 than 1849 and 1848, with 1850 income exceeding expenditure by £278 15s 2d. It notes 223 public meetings this year across numerous provincial and metropolitan districts, including London boroughs and outer towns, amid constrained April conference funding.
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