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London
Ludgate-hill
Miall and Cockshaw
Correspondents Debate Funds of the Established Church
A readers letter from D B 8 Sherston questions whether parish rate payers hold legal authority on church funds. The discussion counters the claim that church funds lack parliamentary authorisation, condemning personalities and noting a need for a concise reference work.
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Sherston
A.C
Religious Controversy and Politics Dominate the Week
The Monconformist surveys ecclesiastical clashes in Parliament led by Mr. Horsman on Bishopwearmouth funding and clergyman relief bills, with broader notes on Irish affairs, Navigation laws, and Gorham precedent. It also reports on foreign affairs from Sardinia to Austria, Italy, and Hungary, including ministerial debates and military moves, plus the Southampton church-rate situation.
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Horsman
House of Commons
Durham
Bishopwearmouth
Sunderland
John Russell
Bouverie
Church of England
Select Committee
Friends of Religious Liberty
Mr. Gorham
Lord Palmerston
Sardinia
Austria
Lord Aberdeen
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Brougham
Charles Albert
Russia
Wallachia
Moldavia
Lord Dudley Stuart
Messrs
Urquhart and
Anstey
Disraeli
Nicholas
John O'Connell
Minsk
House of Lords
Earl Grey
Ireland
Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Macaulay
Southampton
Binney
Earl of Guildford
Shore
Exeter
Court of Arches
Thomas Spencer
National Assembly
Paris
London
Radetsky
Lombardy
Turin
Tuscany
Rome
Hungary
Milan
Ticino
Italy
Tiberius
Naples
Sicily
Germany
Frankfort
M. Welcker
Prussia
Gagern