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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 15, 1851
Page
2
Great interest has been shown in inviting Mr Kingsley to deliver a lecture on church property on the 28th inst. The talk aims to give him an opportunity to reply to the Rev J Arnott more fully than was possible at the prior event.
A January gathering at the Assembly-room Harmer-street saw large attendance for the Anti state church association. H Davison chaired as resolutions supporting the association’s aims were passed. Speakers included R Nelms Rev W Forster Rev E S Pryce J C Williams Thomas Pewtress and Henry Everest. plannen tours announced for J Burnet Kingsley Miall Conder and Grant across Derby Nottingham Lincoln Manchester Birmingham and other cities with Scotland and South Wales to follow.
The Protestant Dissenters hold an adjourned meeting debating Papal aggression and proposals to oppose Papacy through Parliament. Debates center on opposing penal religious laws while resisting state funding for Catholic clergy and Maynooth.
A critical essay analyzes the Times newspaper as a speculative force driven by profit. It traces past alignments with Orangeism and High Church factions, arguing the paper shifts tactics to suit gains and often contradicts its own positions.
Irish prelates, via Archbishop of Armagh, express regret and apprehension that the address to the Queen calls themselves the Arch bishops and Bishops of the Church of England. They argue the line conflicts with the law of the land and the Union's fifth article. The Archbishop of Canterbury replies promising harmony and shared concern for the United Church of England and Ireland.
A Dorchester Baptist Chapel address forwarded to Sir George Grey reports that Queen Victoria graciously received it. The petition pleads for civil and religious liberty, condemns papal influence, and asks the Crown not to revive penal laws, signed January 1, 1851 by minister H. Lincox and church members.
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