Unfolding affair over burial ground fees and parish defense
In Bridgwater 1856 a parish meeting debated defending a bill for consecration fees of the burial-ground. Churchwardens faced an action by Mr Parfitt. locals offered to share costs but not to pay the full bills. A town meeting resolved to bear defence expenses proportionally, while noting catalogued charges from bishop and diocesan officials.
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T. G. James
Parfitt
Poole
Carslake
Brown
Ames
Bridgwater
Dickens
House of Lords
Rakes Cogris
Lord Palmerston
Derbyite
Hayter
Pyrrhus
Currie
Liberal
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Walter Savage Landor
Venice
Grand Canal
Rialto
Villagrande
Campobello
St. Mark’s
Senate
Distressed minister donations and parliamentary actions
A letter to the Nonconformist lists numerous small donations for Rev H Richard and others aiding a distressed minister, noting the writer will not reveal the recipient’s name. The rest of the column reports Civil Service competition debates, Tenant Right in Ireland, bishop resignations, and appellate jurisdiction discussions in Parliament.
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London
Despond
Sim
Wemconformest
H. Richard
Mr. Sood
P. J. Turquand
Mr. Jelanes
J. Simmons, Esq
Anonymous
Henry Taylor
Mr. Gender
Mr. Linsell
Bloomsbury
Susa Whiteman
Servant
John Biss
T. Ollin
Reeve
Esther Jage
Ebbey
W. R
M. A. Jay
Ebenezer
Mr. E. Joselyter
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Edmund
Jamaica
John Waddington
Surrey-square
Bish
Bath and Wells
Ditto
Lord Goprrtena
Lord Goderich
the Treasury
Civil Service Commissioners
Lord Goorrica
Norracorn
Trrp
Rios
Ireland
G. H. Moos
J. Watsu
Kennedy
Macaire
M‘manon
Vaner
Pot
Horsman
Durham
Reposnaxs
Earl of
Harrowly
Lord CampsgEt