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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 22, 1876
Page
4
The recorded conclusions are erroneous and must be withdrawn. It remains that less than one third of church school costs are from voluntary contributions and about forty percent is funded by the national exchequer.
A correspondent to the Nonconformist urges churches and ministers to join the Anglo-Oriental Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade. He argues opium trading by Britain harms China, enriches India, and corrupts moral values. The piece cites medical testimonies, historic wars, and calls for coordinated church-led protests, sermons, and local committees. The secretary is Rev. F. Turner, Canada Buildings, King Street, Westminster.
The Nestorian deputation visiting England faces disunity across Christendom. They seek aid from the Archbishop of Canterbury as head of the English Church and have received a second memorial signed by Bishops Mar Gabriel and Mar Johanan, plus thirty-one clergy and leaders. Some Scotch Presbyterians, English Nonconformists, and American Presbyterians criticize their appeals, reflecting intra church tensions between high and low church factions.
Letters from Nestorian supporters call for funds to re establish schools and provide educational tools for the Nestorians in Ooroomiah and Jalamerk. They note past American educators, warn against anti deputation sentiment, and request pecuniary aid to push for educational supplies and political protection from Turkish and Persian authorities.
After hours of muted contention the Royal Style and Titles Bill passed committee and was ordered reported without amendment. The Opposition concessions were withdrawn or defeated, while the bill diverges from its initial flourish with ministers and MPs continuing scrutiny through questions and motions. Disraeli later reframes the row with a claim of misinterpretation.
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