Disestablishment Debate Quietly Sparks Lancashire Interest
A Lancashire debate on disestablishment drew leaders from both parties on two nights with orderly, attentive crowds. A planned pamphlet of the professional shorthand report will add to the literature. The event fostered gentler exchange between Churchmen and Dissenters, despite strong passions.
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Lancashire
Burials Question Opens Yard Access Debate in Parliament
Archdeacon Allen moves to open parish graveyards to Nonconformists with safeguards freeing clergy from burial duties. Debate cites sanitary needs, charity, and tolerance as Canon Conway backs limited access while preserving church services.
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Wrrrington
Warrington
Mr. W. Murray
Mesars
Alfred Illingworth
G. W. Statham
M.A
Joseph Thompson
J. G. M.minnieg
Peter Rylands
M.P
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Manchester
Alfred Tilingworth
G. W. Latham
J.P
Sandbach
Church of England
Disraeli
Latham
Mr. Disraeli
Proms
Wigan
Riorous Martine
J. Cross
A. H. Illingworth
Bradford
George Howell
London
A. J. Bray
Howell
Osborne Morgan
Kirk of Scotland
Church of Rome
Lucca
Ireland
Abraham
Jacob
Canon Conway
Wales
Edwards
Principality
England
House
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Manchester Examiner
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New Basterov
Joseph Burton
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