Burial service proviso argued amid church and dissent debate
A lengthy legislative division debated whether a burial service proviso should stand. A mixed vote indicated majority against the amendment, while supporters urged limiting sermons to prayers and scripture. The committee adjourned with the clause still in play amid further remarks from MPs on church and dissenters.
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Church of England
Select Committee
H. Lerwix-Ieferson
Hugues
Sir G. Grey
J. G. Taylor
Canputsh
Monserar
Morton Peto
Acland
Bruce
O. Morgan
Russert Gurney
Bartrretot
Home Secretary
Hevoare
Greene
J. Pakington
Treasury
Cardwell
Royal Cornwall Rangers
John
Forster
Mr. Forster
Pakington
Sir John
Carwett
Cornwall Rangera
Disraeli
Harpy
Grapstone
Gladstone
Bentinck
GilPin
BatLutz
Corrett
Lord Garlies
Anderson
Dodsori
Sivclair
H. Torks
Enfisty
Mr. Hamilton
Dilke
Prince Bismark
Paris
Lord Lyons
Ters
Westmeath
M’ Ahon
Iitnadies
Ribahdttien
England
Socotad
Lord Lisutandat
Gregory
Condlly
Joot
Wuet
Lepel
Marquis of
Hartmaron
Grate
Jone Mache
Canowen
Wade
R. Anstruther
W. Raesell
Mr. Liddell
G. Jenkinson
General Herbert
Carpwell
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John Ennin
P. J. Smyth
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