Disestablishment Debate Moves Britain Clergy at Bradford Meeting
The Bradford gathering hears support for Mr. Miall's plan to bring disestablishment in England, Wales and Scotland to Parliament. Speakers condemn press prejudice against Dissenters, urge fair treatment, and demand education reform and equal treatment by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crosskry
Birmingham
Miall
England
Wales
Scotland
House of Commons
Christ
God
Parlees
Inttneworth
M.P
Bradford
Mr. Miall
United Kingdom
E. Mraz
Spurgeon
France
Liberal Party
Liberal
Henry Vincent
Vincent
Lord Jesus Christ
Havin
Church of England
Langnien
Church Ofd
Local Taxation Bill Would End Exemptions on Sunday Schools
A London correspondent writes April 27 1871 urging immediate attention to the Local Taxation Bill brought in by Mr Gosecen and Mr Forster which repeals all rating exemptions for Sunday and Ragged schools and for literary and scientific societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smm
Gosecen
Forster
Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Control
A 19th century reader notes the separation of Church and State as a historic issue. The letter cites thinkers from Milton to Locke and Disraeli, arguing for voluntary support for religion and the danger of civil authority over church matters. Bristol, April 22, 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Waddington
Morning Star
Wycliffe
John Locke
Heaven
Isaac Watts
Church of Christ
Robert Hall
Geo. Cornewall Lewis
B. Disraeli
Coningsby
Lord Stanley
Earl of Derby
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J. Isaac Houper
Gladstone
Holden
James Ashworth
Rochdale
Yours Truly
London
John H. Leonard
Bristol