Debated Burial Act Faces Clergy and Nonconformist Clash
The piece critiques Martens interment act and its burial fee provisions. It argues the bill neglects clergy rights under the Burial Acts and risks leaving chaplains dependent on local authorities. It cites responses from Lord Nelson and The Times criticizing rushed passage and possible economic impact on parishes.
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Mr. Marten
Liberals has been purchased at a very high price. _ Mr. Martenst
Morning Post
Williame
Osborne Morgan
Times
Daily News
Marten
Caywell Williams
Itesl
Wales
Perom
Major Serpa Pinto journey book to be published this Christmas
Atheneum reports Major Serpa Pinto’s African journey is being prepared for rapid press, with simultaneous English Portuguese French and Parma editions by Sampson Low Marston. Trustees of Manchester New College discuss moving to Oxford or reorganising in London. autumn trustees meeting in Manchester will debate alternatives. Also ads promote Dr de Jongh Light Brown Cod Liver Oil as a chest remedy with testimonials and pricing from Ansar Harford & Co.
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The
Atheneum
Serpa Pinto
Africa
French
Parma
Messrs
Sampson Low, Marston
Oxford
Manchester
DE Jongh
Five Years of Tory Rule a Lesson and a Warning
A London review attacks Sir Michael's Nemesis pamphlet as a Liberal indictment of Tory misrule. It denounces financial excess, favoritism, and job promotions, arguing the Conservatives harmed farmers, priests, and publicans while failing on the Eastern Question and Afghan and Zulu affairs. Published by Hodder and Stoughton.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Alfred Slade
Taunton
Inland Revenue
Department
Lord Hampton
Seymour Fitzgerald
Charity Commission
Wellesley
Guards
Fortune
Duke of Wellington
Lord Cowley
Augustus Loftus
Vienna
London
Hodder and Stoughton
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Lord Selborne
Lord Nelson
House of Commons
Saturday Review
Beresford
Liberation Society
Carvell Williams
Buriel
the Times
England