Science and Religion Align in New College Plan
An editorial praises a new college linking classical and scientific education for Congregational Dissenters in Britain. It welcomes a chair of natural history noting natural science shapes public thought, supplies practical tools, and strengthens education while arguing religion and science support each other.
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New College
Whlich
Great Britain
Anti State Church Movement announces touring agitation and conference plans
The Anti State Church Association gears up for Parliament agitation with scheduled meetings in Chatham Brighton Bristol Worcester Cheltenham Leominster Kington Ludlow Rochdale and a Staffordshire tour with Rev Joseph Fletcher. Roebuck's Irish Church motion prompts public support steps and a second Triennial Conference is being prepared. Council members meet Feb 6 at Radley’s Hotel to decide conference details. In Flairrax a lecture by Rev John Stock condemns compulsory religion maintenance amid strong audience response. In Hull the winter lecture series opens with Rev John George among notable ministers attending.
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Tun
William Brook
Chatham
G. Thompson
M.P
D. Katterns
Brighton
Burnet
Kingsley
Bristol
Worcester
Cheltenham
Leominster
Kington
Ludlow
Rochdale
Staffordshire
Joseph Fletcher
Christchurch
Roebuck
Association
Radley’s Hotel
John Stock
Salendine Nook
Huddersfield
Houx
Hull
Mechanics’ Institute
John George
Market Weighton
Newman Hall
B.A
W. J. Stuart
W. Jackson
A. Renton
D. M.N. Thompson
Mr Horsman On Church Reform in Carlisle Speech
In a Carlisle Journal excerpt dated January 18, Mr Horsman defends Ecclesiastical Reform, detailing failures to enact promised measures. He cites ministerial delays, a late Ecclesiastical Commission bill, and broken pledges despite House support and committee recommendations.
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MR. Horsman
The
Carlisle Journal
Ecclesiastical Commission
John Russell
George Grey
Episcops Board
Home Department
Sesson
Whd
Canterbury
Witsell
Lord Job
Megsell
Gorham case ruling expected in February
Patriot reports that the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council will deliver the Gorham judgment in the second week of February and that it is confidently believed the decision will favor Mr Gorham. The Idia notes Rev Jephson, once curate to Dr Hook at Leeds, who left for Rome, has reportedly returned to the Church of England.
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Goran
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Gorham
Jephson
Hook
Leeds
the of
Eogland
Idia
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