Question on religious disability bill sparks Liberal doubt
The writer questions why a Liberal government could muster only twenty votes on abrogating religious disabilities. If passed by the Upper House the expelled clause may return in the Commons, forcing peers to choose between accepting the bill as is or rejecting it, highlighting perceived bigotry over schoolmasters’ needs.
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Commons
Bishop of London retires after thirty two years in office
The current Bishop of London will retire September first after a 32 year tenure begun in 1828 following his appointment as Bishop of Chester in 1824. Dr Maltby of Durham, aged seventy one, also nears retirement having served since 1831 and later translation in 1886. The article notes clergy letters urging parish collections for the National School Society and details debates over licensed chapels, church rates, and church governance in various dioceses.
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Dod
London
Chester
Maltby
Durham
Chichester
Bistop
Irincese of
Carron
Extra
Herbert
Jenner
Thesenner
Taiotaniamiem
Natal
Natel
Colenzo
Mackenzie
St. Paul’s
M‘laren
Jackson
Blandford
Episcopal Cemetery
Harte
Lord Portman
F. Miller
van Dieman’s
Friends‘of Home Missions
Henry Allen
Islington
Thomas Gilfillan
Sir C.hardley
Lessnessheath
C. Gilbert
Baitish
Briston Scowry
Earl of Shaftesbury
Caledonean Road Chapel
Ebenezer Davies
Charles Latham
Romford
the East India Company
Gale
Dr. Burne
B. Woodyard
T. B. Barker
C. Owen
W. Hatch
Campex-roap Charen
James Davis
Bristol
Committee of Management
Camden-road
Lord’s-day
Lindsey-street
J. Teesdale Davis
E. Winter
Religious notices on pastor选择 and chapel re openings
Dense church notices recount June and July services for Rev G Rouse Lowden and other Baptist and Independent chapels. Reports detail ordinations, foundation stones, anniversaries, and pastoral recoveries, noting donors, places like Ulverston Brompton and London, with aims to raise funds and strengthen congregations.
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Uxormer
G. Rouse Lowden
W. Jeffery
Amersham
J. Bigwood
Brompton
W. B. Bowes
Blandford-street
Peter Broad
Lillycrop
Windsor
Friends and Subscribers
G. W. Anstie
Devizes
University of London
John Burder
N. Haycroft
R. Morris
F. Bosworth
H. Craik
W. E. Taylor
S. Griffith
S. Leonard
D. Thomas
Barrow Mum Furness
Lancashire
Lancashire CongregatWonal Union
James Browne
Ulverston
R. Hanney
Bay of Morecambe
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Kelvedor
Essexa
Liberation of Religion Society
T. Butler
T. B. Western
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