Dictionary of Music praises for amateurs and professionals
The piece highlights about 130 pages of alphabetically arranged material on music topics from A to Ballad. It profiles Adam Auber Bach and Prince Albert as a musician, and commends Groves's Dictionary of Music as a valuable, affordable reference offering informed reading for both amateurs and professionals.
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Julius Benedict
Hullah
Arthur Sullivan
Dannreuther
F. Ouseley
Monk
Ernest Pauer
Adam
Auber
Bach
Prince Albert
Groves
Disestablishment Lectures Across Towns and Regions
Reports detail Mr. Fisher's lectures on disestablishment and sacerdotalism in Ramsgate Deal Sutton In Ashfield and many towns with chairs presiding and votes of thanks. Additional talks cover liberty to the people in the state church and reactions from audiences and local leaders across England.
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Margate
Ramsgate
Fisher
Foresters Hall
Ind
Mr. Fisher
Ramse
Primitive Methodists
Queen’s Street
Church of England
Wallis
Deal
J. T. Bartram
N. Dobson
Arterfield
Rev J Browne Lectures Across Midlands March Meetings
In Cannock Alderidge Star and surrounding parishes Rev J Browne B A spoke on Our Parliamentary Church at several venues March 18 to 22. He drew mixed crowds with lively debate and support for Disestablishment at Kate's Hill and ongoing public talks in Warwitch Great Empire and beyond.
Public meeting calls for separation of church and state
A lecturer spoke with power to a large gathering where Mr Hastings proposed that the State clergy are State paid and urged an early separation of Civil authority from the Church of England. The resolution was carried by a wide majority.
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Hastings
J. Browne
Church of England
Annual Society Meeting Set for May 8 at Metropolitan Tabernacle
The society resolves to hold its annual meetings on Wednesday May 8 with Sir Wilfrid Lawson Bart MP serving as chairman at the Metropolitan Tabernacle after counting on Parliamentary friends for May 1 attendance.
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Wilfrid Lawson, Bart
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Ecclesiastical Tensions Rise Over Ritualism and Rome Influence
The Birmingham Post notes no foundation for Pope offers to Dr Newman while Lord Alexander Gordon Lennox joins the Roman Church. Kennedy aids the Scottish Church revival plan as Norwich reports Ultralonstani clashes in Belgium and ritualist shifts in London churches curb ceremonies.
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Alexander Gordon Lennox
Rome
Birmingham Post
Newman
Birmingham Oratory
Kennedy
North British Daily Mail
Dingwall
Lord Advocate
Duke of Norfolk
Sheffield
Heeley
Lambeth Palace
Lord Penzance
Combes
John Edwards the Younger
Floreffe
Sambre
London
St. Matthias’s
Stoke Newington
Cardwell
Earl’s Court
Kensington
Haines
St. Patrick’s
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Kent
Lone Eaton
Mr. Mirams
Co-operative Hall
W. Griffith
Derby
Osborne Morgan
House of Commons
T. Mirams
C. B. Parker
Gordon
Liberation Society
Farrers Ham M
D. G. Watt
Maidstone
Joshua Cox
Canterbury
Fakenham
John Browne
Wrentham
F. B. Middleton, Esq
A. B. Foad
Attleborough
Rev
T. Turner
Foad
Southwell
Jackson
Hucknall
Hucknall Torkard
J. T. Almy
George Bishop
Nottingham
Mr. Bishop
Bishop
Petersfield
H. Kitching
W. M. Clatridge
Lymington
W. Dorling
J.J. Fitch
Christchurch
James Kemp-Welch
Ninewoop
Trowbridge
Hill Hall
W. H. Hayward
J. Smith
W. Walker
Duncan
Bakewell
Thomas Mirams
Congregational Church
John Jones
Liprration Society
Midlands
Cannock
W. Jones
People’s Institute
Alderman’s Green
E W.cantrell
Longford
Soa
Browne
Kate’s Hill
Bethel New Connexion Chapel
G. Thompson, Esq
J.P
Warwitch
H. J. Alcock
Alcock
R. Harper
Orangemen of England
J. Spence
G. Hastings
W. Voysey
St. Nicholas
RK. Weston
Tipton
T. Lord