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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 31, 1877

Page

5

Unionist letter criticizes Nonconformist stances on unions

A correspondent denounces leading Nonconformist ministers in London for their hostile attitude to trades unionists. He cites Arthur Mursell and Statham, argues ministers misrepresent working people, and urges understanding from clergymen, signing as a unionist and free churchman.

London Arthur Mursell Statham Berdmore Compton

Clerical Coquetry and the London School Board defeat

A reader laments clerical influence in London politics after the School Board vote. The letter attacks Ritualism, priestcraft, and church unity with Dissenters, warning against alliances with secular powers and liquor interests while urging reform and independent liberal action.

What is Birmingham doing in the disestablishment cause

In Birmingham the Birmingham School Board’s stance on religious instruction and secular education cited by supporters of disestablishment. The author argues Mr. Dale’s work on the board advances religious equality and nonconformist aims, while praising Mr. Chamberlain’s local reform record and potential influence in Parliament.

Yonder Church Church of Christ Liberal Party Birmingham Dale Liberation Society Rogers London England Bristol Newcastle Leeds The Birmingham School Board Guardian Birmingham Education League St. Stephen’s

Stratford Martyrs Memorial Demands National Commemoration

A letter to the Nonconformist editor urges a national memorial for Stratford and Bow Martyrs who were burned on June 27, 1556. Eighteen lay victims, the largest Marian burning, are tied to St John’s churchyard area. The writer argues for a public expositon of lay fidelity to the Protestant cause in East London.

Stratford Bow St. John’s England Oxford London

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