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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 31, 1849
Page
3
The speaker argues that the threatened interdict stems from pernicious Dissenters and the potential Nonconformist paper. He pleads for religious liberty and urges that the adage live and let live be adopted in matters of faith.
The Nonconformist circulation committee finished their accounts and plan a February public soirée. Leominster election sees Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton withdraw, Phillimore reenters, and voters remain divided with late decisions expected. East Indian Railway talks at Calcutta Delhi line face initial refusal. Bombay line unaffected. Mormon meeting in Merthyr reports large numbers, with Captain Jones leading and thousands of Saints seeking emigration to Salt Lake Valley.
The Independent Church at Market Drayton appoints Rev Thomas Edward Stallybrass B A as minister. Rev Joan Green begins at Newcastle on Tyne Baptist Chapel after invitation. Rev Thomas Adams invited to Garnall Kenison Chapel near Dudley. Bazaar at Durya M. Ciayrath Cuare raises funds to clear chapel debt. profit exceeds £60. Irvingites in London expand activity with seven churches and notable members, aiming to renovate Christianity without destroying historic denominations. Dr Hoby resigns from Henrietta Street.
A critique of Mr. Noels work appears in the Church and State Gazette with letters from clergymen. One writer boasts of preferring royal stag hunts to Noel and another laments dissenters misreading unity in Christ. A veteran curate cites Mother Church with reverent loss.
A very large crowd at Temperance Hall, estimated at two thousand, heard Sir Joshua Walmsley outline his views as a Bolton parliamentary candidate after Dr Bowring vacated a seat. Local figures spoke, including Mr Robert Heywood and Mr John Smith, as supporters urged electors to back Walmsley.
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