Prelate Targets Gospel Labourer Over Catechism
A letter from March 26 1844 accuses church authorities of persecuting a minister for promoting gospel principles. He claims property loss for three years legal costs, exile with family, and possible life imprisonment while noting rivals gain church revenues. A Glasgow Theological Academy committee dismissed nine students for denying salvation influence and election.
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Marsh
Thomas
Paris
Berne
H. E. Head
Gainscow TuroLtocia
Glasgow Theological Academy
Glasgow Examiner
Imperial Parliament petitions and bills overview
A summary of week petitions in the House of Commons covering duty reductions on coffee tea and Tabasco, various bills on factories hours and master servants, poor law reforms, stipulations in Ireland and dioceses, universal suffrage, and the Exchequer and Customs duties acts, with readings and committee considerations noted.
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Ireland
Maynooth College
St Asaph and
Bangor
Tabasco
Debates on Masters and Servants and Factory Bills
The House divides on the Masters and Servants bill with Mr Duncanpe and allies opposing strong limits, while Sir James Graham defends the measure as a correction of workplace inequality. Friday debates cover Savings Banks reforms and a Factory bill arguing for twelve or ten hour rules, with advocates for worker protection and critics warning of wage and price effects.
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P. Howand
T. Duncanpe
House of Correction
Hume
James Graham
Justice of the Peace
Mines
Ganzy Exsiout
R. Patwer
Gnamegn
Bevan
Roestock
Lord Ashley
J. Graham Rose
Mr Roebuck
J. Graham
Horner
Belfast
Ross
Lord Howrex
Baronet
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Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Exchequer
Escort
Pure Howan
Conert
Gissorne
Coancillor
Excarquer
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