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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1869

Page

7

Congregational Board Backs Irish Church Disestablishment Bill

At a meeting in London on July 5 1869 the Board of Congregational Ministers unanimously favored the government bill for disestablishment and disendowment of the Irish Church. It endorses the principle of disestablishment and demands surplus funds not be used for religious endowment or ecclesiastical purposes and opposes political status for Irish church dignitaries.

Surrey Congregational Union Ireland House of Lords Ita Case of Commons London Westminster House of Commons Congregational Union of England and Wales Kingston District Frederick Gould Cannonstreet Hotel Charles Reed Henry Allon Wm Brock W. W. Pocock Wesleyan Joan Epmonp D.D United Presbyterian P. W. Claypin Unitarian Josefh Cuoper Society of Friends Joan Hoppus Ll.d. Firs I. W. Pincoss Primitive Methodist Liberal Party Congregational Board and Irish Church Board of Congregational Ministers

Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist Announced

The Nonconformist lists advertising rates: one line cost one shilling and each extra line sixpence with an extra charge of two shillings sixpence for every ten lines or under. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Subscriptions shown: quarterly six shillings, half year twelve shillings, yearly sixteen shillings. Unstamped copies sold at stations and agents.

Arthur Mialu Bouverie Street Fleet Street H.C

Gladstone Defends Pledges at Mansion House Banquet

At a Mansion House banquet Prime Minister Gladstone recalls how his government came to power and pledges to use surplus funds as a covenant with the country. He notes amendments from the Lords will be considered while staying true to promises, amid cheers from the audience.

Mansion House House of Commons Mr. Gladstone Duke of Argyll Episcopal Bench House of Lords Gladstone Prince of Wales Trinity House Marine Corporation Bright England Lowe Mr. Disraeli Mr. Lowe Disraeli Excise Home Secretary Commons Johnston Ulster Lord Cairns Portadown House Legislative Assembly Adam Marquis of Hartington Alabama New York Grant

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