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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 24, 1871
Page
22
Mr Wilks notes Lynch’s power lay in unwavering conviction that God is present in the world guiding him. The dying preacher’s influence is described as living beyond time, with many London chapels drawing praise from his memory and moral worth as a preacher and author.
At St Pauls Chapel Hawley road Kentish Town road Rev E White preached on 2 Cor vi 9 about Mr Lynch. He lived quietly for twenty years in the district, unseen and often regarded as unsound or obscure yet remembered as a great public teacher by many in England. White argued the official class ignored him, praising Lynch’s enduring worth and twenty years of acquaintance.
Lords did not sit on Ascension Day and debated a Washington treaty motion on Monday. The Lee ward Islands Bill passed its second reading after a brief discussion, with Lords voting 206 to 124 against the bill's opponents. The session adjourned at twenty minutes to six after agreeing amendments to the Workshops Regulations Amendment Bill.
Wednesday’s sitting focused on the Permissive Prohibitory Bill with Sir W Lawson urging a second reading, arguing it targets temptations to drink and would reduce crime and pauperism, while Mr Disraeli attacked the Budget and indirect taxes. The session saw clashes on income tax, tea duties, and Army Bill costs, ending with committee votes and a late adjournment.
In Westmeath the morning sitting resumes the Coercion Bill debate. Nationalist J Marvin restores his interrupted speech and notes a moral gulf between the two countries. Support comes from Sir J Bruce Mr Agar-Ellis and Mr Conolly while Mr Saunderson backs the measure as not intended to re-
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