Should public funds support one sects maintenance over all
The author questions if national property should fund the Church of England’s upkeep while other sects rely on private funds. He argues it is unjust to tax the many for services used by the wealthiest spiritual paupers and calls the current arrangement unfair and excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Wilfrid Lawson
Society For the
Earl of Shaftesbury
W. Cowper-Temple
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Liberal Party
Westminster
Bruce
Home Secretary
Bassett
Society of Friends
Bedfordshire
Stuart
British Australian Telegraph Company Limited
Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Java
Port Darwin
Duke of Norfolk
Marquis of
Bute
Denbigh
Robert Montagu
Petre
Master of
Lovat
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Art &c
Guizor
M. Baurigaut
Sirius
Royal Society
Huggins
Arcturus
Spectator
Royalty in London and Windsor events noted in week
Royal visits and entertainments mark a busy period with the Prince and Princess of Wales at a promenade and a garden party at Chiswick. The Queen visits the Prince Consort memorial, and Princess Louise opens a hospital in Hackney with Lord Fitzroy speaking. Royal attendance at a Buckingham Palace ball is also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Counties Agricultural Society
Home Park
Windsor
Claremont
Osborne
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Consort
Hyde Park
Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Louise
Samuel Morley
W. Tyler
Chiswick
J. Gilbert Scott
Buckingham Palace
Napoleon
Miss Fox
Holland
Prince Lichstenstein
Dr. Manning
Roundell Palmer
M.P
Geneva
London
Masters’ Committee
Social Science Association
Dublin Corporation
MacSwiney
Justice Keogh
Taylor
Bermondsey
Guy’s Hospital
International Prison Congress
Middle Temple
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Milton
Liberal Registration Association
Stanhope
Major Bolton
Board of Trade
Examinations in Music Theory and Guizot Resignation
Results from Hullah and Macfarren exams show tonic sol-fa pupils winning most prizes and certificates. The Tonic Sol-fa College suspends exams and will conduct them for three years. Guizot resigns from the French Protestant Synod citing aging fatigue and thanks colleagues for kindness and liberty of belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hullah
G. A. Macfarren
Macfarren
Science and Art Department
University of London
M. Guizot
General Synod
Reformed Church of France
Duths Marriages and Deaths Notice
Duths Marriages and Deaths lists brief notices of births marriages and deaths with charges for announcements and sender details. Includes Morgan Goadby Woodhouse Hargrove Christian Andrewes Bourne Abbs Lease Saddington and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goadby—Woodhouse
Mansfield Road
Nottingham
Samuel Cox
E. Goadby
Derby
Frederic W. Goadby
Baptist
Bluntisham
Hunts
Elizabeth
Thomas Woodhouse
Hargrove
Christian
Hampstead
C. D. Bell
C. H. Waller
Joseph Hargrove
Charles Argrove
Eleanor Katharine
Ewan Christian
Whitehall-place
Andrewes—Bourne
Trinity Chapel
Reading
J. F. Stevenson
Charles Henry Andrewes
No. 2
Belsize Terrace
Alderman Andrewes
J.P
Mary Ellen
James Bourne
Sydenham House
Spectacles and Eyeglasses Moved to Ludgate Hill
Messrs. Dollond have moved from 59 St Paul’s Churchyard to No 1 Ludgate Hill where spectacles and glasses for all sight needs are available. Trial glasses can be forwarded free to any part of the kingdom. Established 1750. Kinanan’s Whisky promoted with wholesale depots listed in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norice
Messrs
Dollond
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ludgate-hill
Kingdom
Kinanan
Great Titchfield Street
Oxford Street
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