London Notes and Budget Talk and Miscellany
Summaries of court rulings and budget hints. The demurrers and a denial of Chancery jurisdiction are noted as an appeal is dismissed with costs. A Bullionist forecast says income tax may fall by two pence. Also mentions planned celebrations in Paris and the release of Mr Pigott from prison amid amnesty leaders. Lord Salisbury resigns GEH chair. Midland Railway to add third class on all trains.
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Court of Chancery
Lowe
Commie
Paris
Hall of Science
Old Street
St., George’s Hall
Langhamplace
Pigott
The
Irishman
Richman Prison
Dublin
Imperial Hotel
Lord Salisbury
Halley
Midland .Railway
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Religion Civilness in United States Separated from State
A 1872 London talk recounts Dr Dexter explaining how U S church life thrived after church and state separation. He notes New England towns united church and civil governance, endowments faded, and voluntaryism strengthened religious vitality through local salaries and Sabbath schools.
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J.C. Williams
Estminster Palace
Fee
Dexter
America
United States
W. Healy
C. Griery
M.P
Atlantic
New England
Newngland
Plymouth Colony
Congregational Church
G. W. Conder
Newth
Waddington
Tuckett
J. 8. Withington
Weymouth
Allen
Healy
Boston
Congregationalists
Old South Church
Henry Ward Belcher
West
Washington
Howard
Fleetwood Churchill
Canada
England
John Wesley
Allon
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Hogeenian
Westalac Net
Leiden
W. Orleyng
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E. Miall
Crum-Ewing
Richard
Mullens
J. .Gill
Morrison
Withington
J. B. Ryley
London