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London
Ludgate-hill
Letters to the Editor on Church Establishment and Name Change
The page records correspondents debating the Church Establishment and a proposed name change. It quotes multiple readers including A.C., A.H., Alpha's, T.W.W., G.L.W., and mentions an Old Member and An Inquirer into Truth advising sending letters to appropriate outlets.
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A.C
A. H
Alpha
Tubal Cain
Debates on Church rates and fiscal reform in Parliament
A detailed review of the week’s House of Commons proceedings covers the church rate debate led by Mr. Trelawny, the Wood amendment, and Lord John Russell as a leading figure. It also notes Mr. Disraeli’s agricultural relief measures, Navy and Army Estimates, and reactions to trials and press coverage.
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House of Commons
Trelawny
P. W. Wood
W. Gladstone
Jevy
Robert Peel
George Grey
Mr. Bright
G. Thompson
Pithy
Lord John Russell
Bouverie
Church of England
Drummond
Shore
Disraeli
Christopher
Miles
Marquis of Granby
Newdegate
Messrs
Milner Gibson
John Bright
Cobden
Hume
Sidney Herbert
Goulburn
John Russell
Charles Wood
Buckinghamshire
Ward
Fox Maule
The
Times
Liverpool Financial Reform Association
Chatteris
J. J. Fryer
Gathercole
Miall
Cambridge
F. Pollock
Exeter Hall
Binney
Childs
Bungay
Baines
Leicester
Moniteur
Legislative Assembly
Finance and Marine
Marine
France
Sardinia
Austria
Louis Philippe
Holland
Naples
Rome
Frankfort
Hungary
Europe
Baltic
Prussian
Danubian
Constantinople