Money Down and Cemetery Controversy in Bankruptcy Letter
A harsh letter to a bankruptcy court rejects terms as mere money deals and laments a system that ships unhappy children to parishes. The writer blames a business figure and argues for cemetery interment expansion to reduce clerical livelihoods tied to mortality.
Antistate Church Movement Dominates Local Lectures
A series of anti state church meetings and lectures spread across Birmingham and Essex with speakers like Rev. J. Baker Rev. Cranbrook and Baptist Noel advocating Church and State separation. Hunts include Kingsley lectures in Woolwich Stockwell and Derriory and resolutions urging separation and support for the movement.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Mercury
Highbury Chapel
Grahamstreet
Alderman Weston
John Baker
J. Cranbrook
G. Cheadle
George Edmonds
J. B. Hayes
Isq
James Fisher
Birdfield
B. Grant
St. Martin’s
Dr. Curtis
J. C. Miller
Baker
Church of England
James Cranbrook
T. Shoot
Sun
Baptist Noel
Woonuam-Frrais
Essex
Jay
Oe Rhev
J. U. Price
Kiev
Winlut
Ebenezer Clarke
RocaForp
Anti-state-church Association
Old Ship Inn
T. Hayward
J. H. Price
Woodham
Wagner
E. Clarke
Anti-state Church Association
Southminster
T. Winter
Gough
Rochford
Woolwich
Kingsley
Providence Chapel
A. J. Scott
Thwaites
Carlile
Anelay
Stockwell
Educational Institute
J. Kingsley, Esq
G. J. Cockerell
David Thomas
Derriory
Swan Inn
Deptford
Greenwich
Kinesley
J. C. Williams
Hsq
S. Causby
T. Short
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Nogu
Wuitheip
Lono- Acre
David Martin
B. Noel
Noel
Esley
Whitfield
Macintosh
John Russell
G. H
Mill
Arches Court
E. Dodd
St. Giles’s
William States
Cambridge Advertiser