Disestablishment Debate Elevates to National Question
The debate on disestablishment and endowment of the British Churches has risen from parliamentary dispute to a grave national issue. Proponents claim broad, nonsectarian aims while opponents warn of sectarian passions. The Commons displayed high deliberation and restraint, earning praise from the Metropolitan Press and shaping future efforts by religious equality advocates.
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Liberation Society
Home Department
House of Commons
Miall
Friends of Religious Equality
Bradford
Legislative Assembly
England
Behind the Clock in Parliament A Silent Timekeeper of Debate
An essay likens the House of Commons clock to an imperial observer over heated debate, noting how it governs or exposes orators and the mood of members. It observes visitors and contrasts clockside spectators with editors, reflecting on Tuesday’s crowded scene.
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London
Miall
London Weeklie
Ata Cottbenes
Emanuel Hospital
Liberal
Whoresie
Metsrish
The
Ragged School Union
the Comprehension Society
Aga
Mackennal
Fergus
House of Commons
Pavel