Last Word on Arnold and the Dissenting Funeral Debate
A critical reading questions Mr Arnold's final verdict on church and dissent, arguing it overreaches by demanding a public form for funerals in public places and cemeteries. The piece weighs public character, parish rights, and the idea of national ceremony against dissenting sensibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Pilate
Lord Selborne
Lord Granville
John Morley
Turveydrop
Hyde Park
Matthew Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Liberating Movement in England Faces Debates and Dismissals
The article notes ongoing lectures by Mr. Gordon in Boston Spa Wetherby Kirkby Moorside and Esh Durham with a planned meeting in Durham. It reports responses from audiences at Tadcaster and Clifford and details Cambridge Perse School governance debates over Mr Maxwell's dismissal and Nonconformist liberties. It also covers a Catholic school book dispute raised with Duke of Richmond and Gordon and a rural schooling incident in Hillesden involving nonconformist attendance and promised rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Boston Spa
Wetherby
Kirkby Moorside
Lee
Esh
Esh Colliery
Durham
Darlington
Andrew
Tadcaster
Clifford
Lummis
Wrangle
W. Banks
Tax Perse
Cambripak
Perse School
Cambridge
IF. C. Maxwell
Allen
Maxwell
Duke of Richmond and
T. Chambers
Q.C
A. Kinnaird
Rule
Beaman
Baxter
Duke of Richmond
Ouur
W. Smart
Hillesden
Buckingham
Gawcett School
Our Summer Campaign Aims at Rural Meetings and Tract Distribution
The Liberator notes public meetings failing in towns shift to countryside venues this summer. Open air gatherings on village greens may draw larger audiences, with rural support for disestablishment. It calls for tract distributors and volunteers across counties, and clarifies rumors of aDisestablishing bill are fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Disestablishment Debate and Church Defence Move
The Executive Committee has not prepared a measure on disestablishment but considers suggestions to shape public opinion. They may wait until autumn before deeper consideration, while The National Church urges broader support for Church Defence and praises bishops for speaking on church history and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Church
Church
Canterbury
Winchester
Gloucester
Bristol
Liberation Society
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the Liberation Movement
MR. Gordon
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