Moral Reform and Housing in Glasgow’s War Era
The article argues better lodgment air and food will curb vice and disease among workers. It praises improvements in housing and sanitary practices while urging female education and home-making skills. It notes state aid, church charity, and public health as necessary yet warns against dependency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
London
England
Rome
Ecclesiastical Notes on Peterborough Diocesan Conference Speech
The Peterborough Diocesan Conference opened with a speech by the Bishop of Peterborough who termed the defeat on disestablishment as a signal and crushing motion, but an Irishman cast doubt that it was crushing. The commentary suggests ongoing debate on church establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
Miall
A. Pownall
Canterbury
Staple
R. Blake
Blake
Lambeth
Diocese of Canterbury
Mr. Blake
the Guardian
Canterbury Diocesan Church Building Society
Guardian
Christ's Vineyard
Charles Melville Pym
Goldenhill
Lichfield
Contending Views on Church Patronage and Disestablishment
The piece analyzes church patronage debates and calls for reform, noting scandals in livings and the push from Nonconformists. It critiques bishops and clergy for self interest, urges a middle course or action, and warns the Public Worship Facilities Bill risks disestablishment. It also contrasts Anglican and Nonconformist stances amid labor movement tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Trades Unions
Agricultural Labourers’ Movement
Church of England
House of Commons
Lalty
Miall