Liberation Society Holds Annual Meeting At Cannon Street
The Liberation Society gathered with a large turnout for council and executive reports. Leaders condemned Church and State tensions, urged religious equality, and urged discipline in political action amid debates on disestablishment and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberation Society
Cannon-street
Alfred Illingworth
M.P
E. Miall
E. Lyulph Stanley
H. R. Ellington
E. C. Whiteley
F. Schnadhorst
H. S. Leonard
G. M. Murphy
John Pillans
C. H. Elt
T. Lloyd
St. Ives
P. Crellin
Wm. Braden
G. W. Conder
Richard Sharp
G. H. Baines
Leicester
G. S. Ingram
M. I. Whibley
Cambridge
Thomas Pidduck
Hanley
John Andrew
Leeds
G. Kearley
E. L. Forster
Hereford
8. Grundy
James Pearce
Southampton
T. Adams
Daventry
J. S. Wright
Birmingham
Dr. Todd
John Clapham
H. W. Earp
Melbourne
H. Crassweller
A. Tilly
Cardiff
Charles Williams
Accrington
H. C. Leonard
Neville Goodman
A. Haggis
Thomas Neave
Dorchester
Ebenezer Clarke
Ferris
Council
Wales
Scotland
Gladstone
England
Ireland
Court of Chancery
Endowed Schools Commission
Controversy Over State Churchism Sparks Public Debate
The text details ongoing conflict around State Churchism with violence at meetings and calls for peace. It notes sympathy for voluntaryist aims, a need for fundraising, and examines Burials Bill education issues and the Irish University Bill. It cites Fawcett limits, Bennett judgment impact, and rising Nonconformity pressure on the Church of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Voluntaryism
Fawcett
University of Dublin
Miall
England
Scotland
Church of England
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the Liberation Society
Gathers
Education Department
Liberal Party
Treasury Bench
Lord Lyttelton
Manchester
Joshua Wilson
Carvell Williams
House of Commons
London
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