Church State ties harmed reform and independence, Clark argues
The speaker laments state control over church appointments and courts, warns of political interference by a hostile Parliament, and condemns the Privy Council. He urges disestablishment to restore self rule, end pew rents, and allow genuine ministerial oversight and reform.
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Nonconformists Press for Clerical Fellowships Debate
Nonconformist groups push to remove clerical fellowships from the university bill. Mr Gladstone prefers a private talk with a few, while Liberations Society and Cambridge Association representatives urge abolition of religious disabilities. Government aims to pass last session’s bill early, with possible committee considerations on fellowships.
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Carvell Williams
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Aldis
M.A
Neville Goodman
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Abolition of University Tests Debate in Leicester
A crowded Leicester meeting in Temperance Hall debated removing religious tests at Oxford Cambridge and Durham. Mayor J Staf ford presided and a lecturer argued National universities should include Nonconformists and broaden governance beyond Church of England clergy.
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J. Stafford, Esq
D. J. Vaughan
St. Martin’s
Aughan
Aupis
University of London
Oxford
Cambridge
Durham
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