Hertford College Case Endangers Tests Abolition Act
The Court of Appeal's Hertford College ruling suggests new denominational endowments and offices may be created in existing colleges and that nonconformist fellows may be excluded by law. The council urges action to prevent this shift and preserve the 1871 act’s aim of free access to the universities.
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Hertford College
Court of Appeal
Queen’s Bench
Ceylon
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Church of England
House of Commons
Leatham
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Newcastle
Wakefield
Southwell
Ridsdale
Mackonochie
Tooth
A. H. Ward
St. Raphael’s
Bristol
Mr. Edwards
Prestbury
Church Congress
Croydon
Church League
Working Man’s Church of England Association
England
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H. R. Exxineroy
Henry Les
Manchester
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Reading School
Palmer
Hucn Mason
Ashton-under-Lyne
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Dale
Rogers
Ife
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Bradford
Church Party
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Peter Spokes
Reading Grammar School
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Tillyard
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Nerevitte Goopman
Illyard
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