Duty to address hymn liberty in church services debated
A debate on religious liberty and church services examines who may conduct rites and whether Nonconformists should be exempt from hymns and prayers. Lords discuss logic and justice, noting the Established Church and the potential political impact on disestablishment. The division ends with a Liberal-led minority and a largely Conservative majority.
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Austin Holyoake
Her
Church of England
Lord Seaborne
House of Commons
Granville
Togic
Convocation
Church Defence Institution
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Chichester
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Lovelace
Morley
Normanton
Portsmouth
Rosebery
Spencer
Sefton
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Stair
Sydney
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Lismore
Powerscourt
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Buccleuch
Manchester
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Carlisle
Ely
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Lincoln
Llandaff
London
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Rochester
Salisbury
St. Asaph
Winchester
York
Durham
Norwich
Worcester
Chester
Oxford
Earl Grey
Lord Eliot
Devonport
Earl of Shaftesbury
Gordon lectures draw large crowds across Wiltshire towns
In Malmesbury Melksham New Swindon Chippenham and Wilton Wiltshire Mr Gordon spoke at town halls and halls with presiding officials and varied reception. Audiences were large attentive and cordial with notable support from local clergy MPs and residents.
Manchester Desate Resolution Tells of Gratitude to Mr Gordon
Manchester Desate records the Liberation Society executive expressing warm thanks to Mr J H Gordon for his conduct during a recent discussion despite interruptions by Church Defence adherents. Patinswick notes a lecture by Rev J Scott James on the Pilgrim Fathers at Gloucester Street School with Rev F Smith presiding in the absence of Mr Dickenson.
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Manchester
J. F. Alexander
Manchester and Salford
The
Liberation Society
Gorton
Stanway Jackson
J. H. Gordon
Dr de Jonan Oil Dawns Upon Debilitated Adults
District Medical Officer at bury St. Edmund's reports Dr de Jongl Oil as unequaled for lack of health and tubercular risk. He cites two saved cases and notes it helps when one feels out of condition. Sold in imperial hair pills at varying sizes by Ansar Harford Co. 77 Strand London.
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de Jonan
Rowland Dalyon
Bury St. Edmund’s
de Jongl
Sole Consignees
Ansar, Harford, and Co
Strand
London
Memorial stone laid for Union Chapel replacement at Islington
On a clear Saturday two thousand congregants gathered on Comp ton terrace Islington for the memorial stone ceremony of a new Union Chapel replacing the old building. The event featured leaders of Congregationalism and a vision of a larger Gothic style chapel with 1650 seats and 900 school places, backed by substantial donations and a history dating to 1802.
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Allen
Compton Terrace
Islington
Congregational
Dr. Allen
Mr. Richard
M.P
M. Edmond de Pressensé
Gordon Calthorp
St. Augustine’s
Highbury
Samuel Minton
Moffat
Aveling
Edmond
Raleigh
Mullens
Kennedy
Parker
Mellor
Jobson
Reynolds
Stoughton
R. W. Dale
E. White
Thomas Lewis
Bogue
Gosport
Union Chapel
John Watson
Henry Allen
Church of England
Lewis
Nichol-street
Spitalfields
Morton-road
H. Spicer
Highbury Corner
Nathaniel Rogers
Birmingham
Monk
Henry Spicer
Earth
Heaven
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Huntly
Abingdon
Airlie
Bessborough
the Liberation Movement
MR. Gordon
Malmesbury
WiLtts
Gordon
S. Clarke
Hockin
Melksham
Oatley
New Swindon
Mechanics’ Hall
H. R. Evans
H. Richard
Morgan Lloyd
Evans
Newport
Chippenham
Temperance Hall
Bardwell
Fry
Littlewood
Bath
Wilton
Salispury
Wiltshire
Aetos
NEW Union Chapel