Protests and debates in church and state circles
The Bradford Observer reports on religious dissent in Russia and UK, including Stundist activity in Mariupol, Hyacinthe’s heresy brochure, and Halifax lectures on Nonconformity. It also covers the Brighton Aquarium case, the Bible Society’s marriage tribute to the Duke of Connaught, and various ecclesiastical disputes over confession, preaching, and the valuation bill affecting church rates and endowment debates.
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Rome
Russia
Globe
Mariupol
Preree Hyacinth
M. Loyson
Pére Hyacinthe
M. Layson
Rue Rochechouart
Brianton Aquarium
Girdlestone
Brighton Aquarium Company
Sunnys
Rolfe
Exchequer
British and Foreign
Brste Society
Earl of Shaftesbury
Shaftesbury
Charles Jackson
B. Bergne
Halifax
Mechanics’ Hall
John Wycliffe
Mellor
W. J. Townsend
Bishop Hooper
Michael
J. R. Bailey
Perry
J. Carvell Williams
Pilgrim Fathers
Newman
London
Sullivan
M.P
Ireland
Birmingham
St. Chad
Oxford
Clewer
Mandamus
Julius
Canon Carter
Guardian
Court of Queen’s Bench
Mackaroess
Mackarness
Loyd Stowell
Bothenhampton
Dorset
Gundry
the Hyde
Bridport
Hodgson
Esther Jacobs
Jacobs
Joseph Lyon Jacobs
Church of England
Hall
Pappinaton
St. Mary
Paddington
J. W. Buckley
St. James’s
Willescen
St. James's
Charles Locock
Buckley
Hear
Ellis
Mount
Christendom
Friends of Religious Equality
Bradford
An Englishwoman Seeks Public Protest Voice 1879
A March 21 1879 letter to the Nonconformist editor from An Englishwoman urges a method for English dissenters to record their stern protest against governing principles and national sins, inspired by Sonley Johnstone's letter last week.
Reader petitions Disraeli speeches in uncensored form
A letter from a subscriber urges Lord Beaconsfield to publish Benjamin Disraeli’s key parliamentary speeches directly from Harvardnard pages without author edits. The writer argues a cheap edition would aid political truth and national righteousness and would require only brief connecting notes.
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Benjamin Disraeli