Nonconformist appeal over Oxford and Cambridge University roles
A Cambridge Baptist appeal urges Arch bishop Canterbury to defend religious interests, arguing Nonconformists have thrived at Cambridge and Oxford graduates should enter universities. The piece cites college honors and favors expansion of moral influence, while broader church state debates and ritualist tensions are noted throughout.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
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Religious and Perominational Heros at Acton and Painswick
Notices report charitable pledge from Charles Walton of East Acton toward a new Congregational church. Painswick holds a recognition service for Rev H Young with numerous ministers present. North Shields honors Rev John Christien at St Andrew's Chapel. Boston marks memorial stone for a new Congregational church and outlines capacity and contract. Wesleyan Conference may see a divided presidency vote among Revs Farrar, Jobson, and Hall.
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Wesleyan Methodist Conference
J. Farrar
Dr. Jobson
S. R. Hall
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