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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 22, 1876

Page

2

Disestablishment Motion Sparks Uproar at Meeting

The chairman declared a motion carried by a small majority as Rev R A Armstrong urged disestablishment and endowment of the English Church with open parish churchyards. Rev Charles Williams supported the resolution amid uproar, while an amendment favoring no disestablishment failed by a narrow margin and the meeting adjourned in disorder.

R. A. Armstrong Charles Williams Accrington Heywood Canon Sibthorpe

Disestablishment Lectures At Town Halls Across Regions

Lectures and public meetings on disestablishment and its effects filled town halls from Bastnas to Donington. Speakers including Rev J B Browne and Rev E H Jackson addressed audiences. disturbances occurred at some venues but police intervened, and several meetings ended with thanks and clear support for religious equality and separation of church and state.

J. B Foden Pownall Messrs H. Evans W. J Booth M. Duckworth W. Edwards H. Aylett H. White W. Healey Balmer Srotrotp, Bros D. Mace H. Wigg W. Duff Hackney Ackney W. Dorling Adelphi Chapel Hackney-road J. D. Link York Corn Exchange C. Williams Accrington H. Tennant Councillor Coning T. Monkhouse Joseph Rowntree Atkinson Wintaton J. A. Cowen A. B. Tebb Church of England J. Browne Bradford John Andrew Leeds Yorkshire Hick Walker Newcastle North Shields Andrew Mechanics’ Institute Liberation Society George Douglas U.P Stea Ford J. H. Lummis Boston J. M. Cole Roxholme Hall North Somercotes Saltfleet J. Martin J. H. Lumm DoniIneTon Spaupina

Lord Salisbury's Oxford University Bill Sparks Reform Debate

A Tory government pushes Oxford University reform, urging national control of endowments and removal of clerical monopoly. Critics cite church-dominated fellowships and fees while praising moves to redirect funds to broader higher education and new college initiatives.

University of Oxford Lord Salisbury Oxford Cambridge England Bi. Lyulph Stanley Magdalen College Chapel Magdalen College Christ Church Regius Herbert Richards Church of England Exeter Lincoln Patti Balliol New College Bristol Sheffield Friends of Education

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