Federation co operation without control for Liberal ties
The piece argues for a Federation of Liberal associations to coordinate efforts on a broad scale without imposing mandates. It notes dangers of enforcement, supports equal delegates, cites regional differences, and suggests non intrusive arbitration to resolve candidate selection conflicts and improve nationwide cohesion.
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Carlton Club
Birmingham
Leicester
Leeds
Waddy
Nottingham
Federation
Bishop of Oxford faces ecclesiastical litigation
The article discusses tensions between Evangelical and High Church bishops, arguing that High Church bishops also need sympathy. It cites the Bishop of Oxford as a current example and references a recent memorial.
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Oxford
Bishop Mackarness Answers Church Union and Association Clash
A diocese of Oxford episode reports Bishop Mackarness rebuking both the Church Association and the English Church Union for their campaign against ritual and doctrinal practices. The bishop defends Gospel methods over enforcement by law and Parliament, warning that real peace would require church reform beyond mere legalistic penalties. He argues for a united Christian voice rather than polemical strife.
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Cuddesdon Colleges
Oxford
Church Association
English Church Union
Church Union
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
Mackarness
Magee
Peterborough
Church of England
Ceesar
Christ
House of Lords
The Weapons of Political Reaction
The piece argues that Liberal party unity must rest on clear policy aims, condemning factional crotchets and urging focus on removing a harmful Conservative government. It praises loyal national purpose while warning against repeating past Tory ministries, stressing durable reform and prudent policy alignment.
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Liberal Party
India