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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 27, 1872
Page
4
The text argues that some critics distort religion and Bible devotion, praising long-serving ministers and missionaries while accusing opponents of misrepresenting their stance amid widespread non-denominational campaigns.
A letter to the Nonconformist editor discusses Marylebone and London School Board elections, praising Stafford Allen as a candidate for Finsbury and outlining views on education as a working class issue. It reflects on reform, Lord Lyttelton’s positions, and broader 19th century governance debates including the House of Lords and monarchy limits.
An old Reformer and Joseph Sturge’s campaign for universal suffrage urge House of Lords reform. The piece argues for harmony with the elected House of Commons and notes rising momentum for reform amid broad public sentiment and railway travel trends.
The committee seeks a precise record of cemeteries and churchyards across the country that ban Sunday funerals except in medical direc tions. Readers are asked to send locations and observations to John Gritton at the Lord's Day Observance Society, 20 John-street Adelphi London W C.
The Wednesday Commons sitting focused on the Dublin University Bill. It aims to abolish religious tests and reconstruct Trinity College and the University of Dublin governance to include junior Fellows professors and graduates, enabling wider religious participation over time.
The Charity Organisation Society met at Willis’s Rooms with Chair Mr. Gathorne Hardy and peers including the Marquis of Westminster and the Earl of Lichfield. Thirty committees now exist as a London-wide relief network expands. The aim is to ensure relief reaches the deserving and to prevent charity from aiding the undeserving.
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