Open air meetings in Whitby area draw large attendance
Mr Gordon spoke to crowds in Robin Hood's Bay and near Whitby in the North Riding last Thursday and Saturday, with strong attendance and orderly conduct. Opposition voices were loud at the latter site, but the Bishop Auckland resolution was rejected by the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Leeds
North Riding
Gordon
Robin Hood’s Bay
Tresntmst
Whitby
Bishop Auckland
Liberation Society Faces New Strategic Move After Miall Motion
The Liberator comments on the House of Commons vote, arguing that disestablishment pressures persist. It urges renewed organization, warns against overconfidence, and calls for perseverance by leaders and followers in the fight for a fully energetic Church free from state ties.
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Alt
House of Commons
Church of England
Lord Shaftesbury
Miall
Church Defence Associations
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
United Presbyterian Magazine
England
Scotland
Tweed
Friends of Religious Liberty
The Recent Disestablishment Motion Debate
Readers hear a charged remark on a disestablishment move and the perceived unfair advantage it affords a minority. The piece notes Mr. Gladstone opposing the motion.
Nonconformist Conference at Crewe Sets Political Action
A conference of London Manchester Liverpool and Birmingham Nonconformist Committees at Crewe passed three resolutions urging decisive political action to secure disestablishment and disendowment of churches and reform of education. It calls local Nonconformist committees to consider voting on Mr Miall's motion and to push for nominated supporters.
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London
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
Crewe
House of Commons
Miall
Nonconformist Conference Urges Local Equality Actions
In a London Manchester and Liverpool driven assembly, resolutions call for religious equality for Liberal candidates at the next election. The conference urges establishment of Nonconformist committees in constituencies lacking them and requires signatures from local chairmen and secretaries to formalize actions.
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London
James Heywood
F.R.S
John Edmond
D.D
H. Booth
J. G. Rogers
B.A
J. P
R. W. Dale
M.A
H. W. Crosskey
F.G.S
J. Jenkyn Brown
F. Scunapoorst
Dispute Over Church Governance in Scottish Assemblies
In the General Assembly the case of Rev Dr Wallace dominates with 208 votes to 101 opposing the commission's January action on Edinburgh University history chair. The Free Church Assembly debates union and mutual eligibility, with Dr Candlish proposing altered motions and extensive procedural changes to minister calls and presbyteries.
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Church of Scotland Assembly
Wallace
Robert Struther
Donald Macleod
Glasgow
General Assembly
University of Edinburgh
Church of Scotland
Federum
Free Church Assembly
Buchanan
Committee On Union
Union
Candlish
Charles Brown
Nixon
Montrose
Smeaton
Church of Christ
Presbytery
Begg
Dr. MacDonald
North Leith
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Carlisle
Liberation Party
High Bentham
the Shildons
Sedbergh
the Liberation Society
MR. Miall
The
Baptist Magazine
General Baptist Magazine
Congregationalist
Scottish General Assemblies
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