Protestant Dissenters Protest Coercive Church Rules
The Deputies of three Dissenting denominations in London meet at the King’s Head to receive the year’s report, elect a new committee, and press for church-rates abolition, anti ecclesiastical courts measures, and expanded rights for Dissenters in India, Vaud, and Britain. The assembly adopts a strong protest against established church privileges and calls for parliamentary action.
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London
King’s Head
Poultry
John Remington Mills
E Sxon Brany
Hull Terrell
House of Commons
E. Bouverie
Bernal Osborne
Ireland
Osborne
India
Lord Campbell
Canton de Vaud
Yorkshire
Devonshire
Rovaz
Cartiste
Bipacon
Pawtress
Gentleman
Brown
Coatrman
Middlesex
Court of Exchequer
Braintree
Nathanrel Griffin
England
Luther
Baptist Noel
Hear
Church of Rome
Cuarnes Reep
Messrs
Bidgood
Pewrress
Mills
Europe
Baptist Nuel
Deputation Chairman Receives Vote of Thanks at Meeting
Mr GamMan moved a vote of thanks to Mr J R Mills as chairman of the Deputation. After remarks from Mr Brown a ballot for the Committee was held. Thanks were given to Mr Pewtress deputy chairman Mr Hanbury treasurer and the Committee before the meeting separated.
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GamMan
J. R. Mills
Brown
Pewtress
Hanbury
Lecture on Church and the World by Baptist W Noel at Exeter Hall
The Hon and Rev Baptist W Noel spoke to the Young Men's Christian Association at Exeter Hall, prefacing with praise for Christ. He argued the church’s unique privilege and duty, describing Christ’s church as divinely guided, blessed, and destined for eternal life, urging blameless living to convert others.
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B. W. Noel
Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Exeter Hall
W. F. Cowper
M.P
Jesus Christ
Galilee
Christ
General Assembly
Church of