Disestablishment in Scotland Seeks English Aid in Parliament
A speaker urged English Nonconformists and Liberals to support Scottish disestablishment. He warned against treating it as a Scotch issue and called for a united vote in Parliament. Applause followed as votes of thanks were given to the lecturer and chairman.
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Scotland
England
Tweed
Carvell Williams
Chalmers
Mr Fisher Lectures on Our Pious Ancestors at Grantham
Mr Fisher spoke in Exchange Hall Grantham on Our Pious Ancestors to a fully average meeting with thanks awarded. Opponents, who aimed to block the meeting, remained at home as the discussion continued. In Boston the talk on Irish disestablishment drew applause and a heated, pro establishment argument ending with unanimous thanks to the chairman.
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Fisher
Lincolnshire
Grantham
Exchange Hall
A. Smithurst
Boston
Boston Guardian
Councillor Allen
Ireland
Hunn
Liberation Society
Huan
State-Church critique frames England and Europe as reform model
The report covers Dr Mellor's Hope Hall lecture in Liverpool with Mr W S Caine urging abolition of the State-Church in England and noting its global civilizational impact. It also previews Darwen notes on Mr Howell and Nonconformist leaders debate over disestablishment and disendowment in Ireland, with quotes from Guizot and Liberationists.
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Mellor
Hope Hall
Caine
Bulgaria
England
Europe
George Howell
Darwen
Howell
Henry Green
Hear
Guizot
Church of England
Rome
Ireland
Liberation Society
Hamlet
Liberation Movement
Nicholls
Marsden
C. Shorrock
THE
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Wilfrid Lawson
M.P
Frederic Harrison
Memorial Hall
Farringdon Street
Harrison
E. Lyulph Stanley
Nonconformists Shape War Opposition in Yorkshire Meetings
At numerous gatherings over six months speakers including Mr. Meade-King and Rev. Wardlaw Thompson, with Dr. Mellor proposing thanks, highlighted Nonconformists as the backbone of antiwar agitation and called for closer ties between Yorkshire and Mr. Caine.
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Meade-King
Wardlaw Thompson
W. Graham
Mellor
Yorkshire
Caine
Numerous Liberal meetings across towns discuss Church establis hment
Reports detalle many gatherings from Bath to Yarmouth where speakers like Mr. J Maynard and Mr. J. Andrew address on disestablishment and church property questions. Delegates, chairs, and local societies debate state church relations and Liberation Society aims across multiple counties.
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Liverpool
Bath
Bath Young Men’s Liberal Association
Cossham
Keene
Bath Journal
Parkgate
Rotherham
Temperance Hall
J. Bonser
B.A
E. B. Jenkinson
F.G.S
T. W. Holmes
Percy Rawson
W. E. Helen
Sheffield Church Defence Association
Rawson
Easterfield
Sheffield
Alfred Ridge
Gatty
Shofield
Helen. Tretbury
Canon Frampton
Baptist
8. Clark
Malmesbury
Goodricoh
Cricklade
F. Thorne
Tetbury
R. Bray
W. Clarkson
Salisbury
G. Nazen
North Wilts Herald
Norwich
Astern Daily Press
M. Browne
Bradford
Victoria Hall
H. W. Perris
Browne
East DrreHam
A. B. Ford
C. W. Alexander
Lynn
Blackfriars
T. P. Birch
Yarmouth
Norfolk
W. H. Fisher
Papstow
Cornwall
J. Maynard
Camelford
Daniel
Sheepshed
Lovahborough
E. Hipwood
General Baptist
J. Ward
Brithdir
Dolgelly
C. R. Jones
Llanfyllin
J. Jones
H. Roberts
C.M
Norton
Stockton-On-Tees
Gray Room
J. Andrew
Leeds
H. Briggs
Stockton
Great Broughton
Stoke Estey
E. H. Reynolds
Great Ayton
Ashbourne
Thos. Mirams
St. John’s Hall
George Dean
Derby
H. Hastwick
Italy
Braunston
Thos. Adams
Baptist Chapel
A. Greer
Adams
Milton and
Ecsleshill
Guyherne
Lummis
Butt
Watton
Nonconformist Union
E. Butler
H. Davidson
Butler
Liberal Party