Jenkins M P on Disestablishment Debate in Sheffield
Mr Edward Jenkins M P speaker at Temperance Hall Sheffield argues disestablishment is necessary to separate church from state. He warns against sacerdotal aims within the Church of England and urges Liberal allies in the church to oppose state entwinement and protect constitutional liberty. He predicts prolonged struggle ahead with reforms tied to political rather than religious grounds.
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Temperance Hall
Sheffield
The
Liberation Society
Edward Jenkins
M.P
Ginx
H. J. Wilson
T. W. Helms
Union of
Church and State
E. B. Jenkinson
Swinton
Jenkins
Forster
Duke of Argyll
Marquis of Hartington
Church of England
Tooth
Mackonochie
Mr. Gladstone
Europe
England
Liberal Party
Albert Hall
Leeds
Nonconformiat Union of Young Men’s Societies
Joseph Lupton
J.P
Ald. Tatham
Bradford
Bishop's warning on sacerdotalism and church drift
The Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol rebukes lax burial practices and warns of a covert party within the Church of England aimed at Catholicising reforms. He decries toleration of such elements, fears erosion of the Establishment, and cautions against rising sacerdotal prerogatives among younger clergy.
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Gloucester
Bristol
Church of England
Church of Rome
Rome
Lib Movement Meetings Report with Public Outreach
The Manchester Brat council chaired by Hugh Mason reports 65 meetings in two months, 80 830 publications and 17 806 placards distributed. Upcoming 32 meetings were sanctioned as Lib Party activity spreads through Staffordshire with prominent speakers visiting Dudley Cradley Heath Nerusrron and Oxford.
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Jenkins
Leatham
Manchester Council
Hugh Mason
A. Mackennal
Marmaduke Miller
St. Jones
Councillor Booth
Charles Williams
Joseph Slater
Hugh Booth
London
Lancashire
Cheshire
Staffordshire
J. B. Browne
Bradford
Yorks
BrithitEy Hill
Liberal Association
Dudley
Addison
Browne
Cradley Hath
Cochrane
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MR. E. Jenkins, M.P
Bishop Ellicott
the Liberation Movement