Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts Celebrated
A historical account recalls the 1828 debate led by Lord John Russell and others in the House of Commons which culminated in the repeal of the Tests and Corporation Acts. It notes key speeches by Peel Huskisson and Brougham, the declaration proposal, and the 1866 abolition finalizing religious equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of London
Lord John Russell
House of Commons
Smith
Wilbraham
Robert Inglis
Baronet
Huskisson
Lord Althorp
Lord Nugent
Lord Milton
Robert) Peel
Thomas Acland
Lord) Brougham
Rd Palmerston
John Russell
Peel
Liberal Party
John Shelley
Sturges Bourne
Church of England
Scotland
Ireland
Right Honourable
House of Lords
Lord Holland
Archbishop of York
Duke of Wellington
Lord Eldon
Duke of Cumberland
Freemasons Tavern
Earl Granville
Duke of Sussex
Lord Howard
Lord Morpeth
Lord Carnarvon
Brougham
Francis Burdett
Joseph Hume
Committee of Deputies
A. B
Ringland
George Hadfield
M.P
Sheffield
Skeats
Relief of Voluntary Schools and Reunion of Christendom
A Middlesex conference of school managers calls for relief to maintain voluntary schools and forms a committee to draft a statement and press a government deputation. A Morning Post report outlines an Oxford meeting on unity of Christendom with clerical and lay leaders, aiming for reunification and closer church-state ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society
Middlesex
London
Archdeacon Hessey
Canon Gregory
Joseph Bardsley
Augustus Legge
C. A. Stephens
Richard Foster
Calvert
Q.C
J. G. Hubbard
M.P
Canon Money
J. Duncan
A.P.U.C
J. D. Chambers
Oriel
Salisbury
H. N. Oxenham
Balliol
Fortescue
Tait
Europe
Leo XIII
Christendom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Russell
Pembroke Lodge
Richmond
Richard
Congregational Union
The
Baptist Union
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Lady Russell
Earl Fortescue