A Caution on Tone and Knowledge for a Public Speaker
The writer advises a public figure to temper dull jokes and anger when discussing facts she knows little about. They fault premature laughter at opponents and urge broader reading and modesty before renewing writing or printing to avoid lasting imputation.
Clergy Relief Bill Opposed by Clergy as Reform Warms Faith
The letter from Thomas Spencer, dated Bath March 23 1849, urges Parliament to preserve the Clergy Relief Bill as drafted. He warns against expunging the seceding clergymen clause or handing them to bishops for deprivation, arguing the bill supports civil and religious liberty without degrading clergy who leave. He cites Church reform failures and warns changes would insult those seeking to renounce holy orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Grey
Church of England
Rome
Baptist Noel
Lord Henley
London
Horsman
Hop
Bath
Thomas Spencer
Secession Sparks Turmoil Over Church Doctrine
A Lancaster correspondent reports Rev. John Dodson's resignation from the Establishment and farewell sermon after rejecting baptismal regeneration. Seizures for church rates trigger village outrage, with sheep and household items seized and a legal challenge anticipated. Cuncun-Ratres vestry votes the rate after a poll showing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
the Patriot
Baptist W. Noel
John Dodson
Cockerham
Noel
Dodson
Lancaster Guardian
Leicester Mercury
Kirby Muxloe
George Hall
I. Hooke
Brewin
William Copson
Anti state church movement meetings across towns
Reports from Rochdale Dewsbury Barnsley Hebden Bridge and Oxenhall discuss public gatherings of the Anti state church movement. Speakers including John Petrie Jacob Bright J Kingsley and H Teller denounce church state union and call for dissolution with large crowds expressing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochdale
Antistate Church Society
Baillie-street
John Petrie
Mr. Smith
Galilee
Jacob Bright
John Kingsley
Burchell
C. Kirtland
W. R. Brown
Huni
Salthouse-lane Chapel
J. Kingsley, Esq
J. Clapp
Appledore
J. C. Williams
Hull
Dewspury
Ebenezer Independent Chapel
Matthew Hale
Leeds Mercury
Barnsley
Anti-state Church Association
Edward Brady
B. Beddow
H. Teller
Market Harborough
J.C. Williams, Esq
London
John Shaw
J. Kingsley
Hebden- Bridge
J. Handley
OxupHam
Lancasaigg
Abraham Milne
John Birt
R. M. Davies
J. Hodgson
Kingsley
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E. P. Bouverie
M.P
Cuuncn-Ratres
Marcais
St. John’s Church
Churchwarden Wood
Chambers
Messrs. Crofts
Boys
Woodward
THE
Antistate Church Movement