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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 29, 1879

Page

2

Economic views on gold supply and wage effects

An analysis discusses gold supply dynamics, price adjustments, and the link between wages and prices. It argues that reduced prices, not reduced output, drive wage declines and urges economy in consumption while boosting production quality. It notes ongoing church education funding and ending sectarian restrictions on trust estates.

Giffen Prine Church of England E. Lyulph Stanley

New Dulwich College Scheme Faces Charity Commission Review

A London charity case, Dulwich College, is being restructured by the Charity Commissioners. Draft No 302 invites public criticism through February. The author warns the plan risks religious bias by funding church construction and clergy housing from a formerly unsectarian endowment.

Fim Dulwich College Charity Commissioners Dulwich

New War Debate in South Africa Pressed by Chelmsford

F. W. Chesson of London argues against Sir Bartle Frere’s policy toward Cetewayo and the Zulu, warning of war and calling for restraint. He contends the British threat is unjustified, criticizes the proposed British Resident and annexation aims, and urges humane reform over conquest.

Bartle Frere South Africa Cetewayo Natal Transvaal Cape Colony Lord Chelmsford Buffalo River Zululand England Pongola River Great F. W. Chesson

Conference on the next general election at Leeds

A private Leeds meeting of religious equality supporters reviewed electoral policy with Liberation Society figures including M P s Chamberlain and Miall. Attendees from London and across the kingdom debated strategy for the forthcoming general election.

Leeds Federation of Liberal Associations Friends of Religious Equality Nonconformist Union North of England Liberation Society Queen's Hotel Leeda The Kingdom London Liberation Society Committee Richard M.P Ellington Carvell Williams Templeton Whiteley Huddersfield Carbutt Eustace Conder J. McDougall Darwen G. Reaney Reading Pearce Southampton Schnadhorst Birmingham I’. Green Ashton Gripper Nottingham Hutton Paisley Tait Edinburgh J. 8S. Wright Birming

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