Disestablishment debate and church state themes in Parliament
Reports from 1871 on Edward Miall MP and support from the Liberal Club at Great Horton, plus Carmarthen meeting expressing thanks for his disestablishment efforts. Also notes on the Archbishop of Canterbury, Reverend J A Frovupe, and Bishop of London's Fund contributions and church state tensions in Germany and Britain.
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Bradford
Miall
Weiland House
Forest-hill
Great Horton
Sydney Swaine
epWue Miall
County of
Carmarthen
Abeargwili
D. Cadvan Jones
Edward Miall
House of Commons
Canterbury
England
Stonehouse
Namsgate
J. A. Frovupe
Bisner
London’s Fund
Bishop of
Déturneer
Papan
Déllinger
Gérlitzer Anzeiger
Public
Worshi
Walther
Marcus
Mulley
Munich
Bavaria
Landtag
University Scrietural Tistr
Denison
The
Guardian
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Salisbury
Educational
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
Scotrish Lipsr
M.p.’S
Strathearn Herald
Perthshire
Gladstone
Miall's disestablishment motion sparks party rebuke
The speaker questions Mr. Parker's stance on State Churches and notes Perthshire ministers largely opposed his return. The text warns that any attempt to appease enemies risks alienating friends, arguing Tory strategy favors crushing foes rather than reconciliation.
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Miall
Parker
Perthshire
Religious and Henominational Mews Summary
The May 15 board elected Lonpox Missionary Society official Sad dington of Islington as chairman and Rev W Guest of Gravesend as deputy. Ashby-de-la-Zouch Baptist chapel debt reduced by bazaars, with final subscription bringing debt free Douglas. The Plymouth Tabernacle reopened after renovation, hosting sermons by several ministers. Theatre services in London connected clergy and nonconformists, 231 services for 158,000 attendees, with calls for broader venue use and pulpit exchanges.
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Lonpox Missionary Society
Saddington
Eny
Islington
W. Guest
Gravesend
Ashby-De-L4-Zouen
Loudoun
C. Clarke
Ashby
Packington
Plymouthh
Tabernacle
Plymouth
C. B. Symes
Union Chapel
N. Boyns
Wesleyan
R. Lewis
Baptist
Anthony
The
Western College
Friends’ New
Eliott
Society of Friends
H. Wheeler
A. Kinsman
Whitfield
Wesley
J. Tremelling
Bible Christian
N. Broadway
Cannon-street
Lord Shaftesbury
Sowell
London
George Driffield
Bow
Earl Shaftesbury
Paris
Anniversary Meeting of the Peace Society in London
The Peace Society annual meeting at Finsbury Chapel drew a large audience with MP Joseph W. Pease in the chair. Speakers included Sir Wilfrid Lawson and Jacob Bright among others, as they reflected on war’s toll in Europe and urged renewed efforts for global peace amid concerns over military taxation and regulation debates.
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The
Peace Society
Finsbury Chapel
Joseph W. Pease
M.P
Wilfrid Lawson
Bart
Jacob Bright
Henry Richard
Henry Vincent
G. W. Alexander
George W. Conder
Henry Pease
Charles Pease
Ellis
John Horniman
Stafford Allen
Samuel Gurney
Charles Wise
Samuel Bowly
Robert Alsop
William Ecroyd
J.P
Charles Thompson
Thomas Phillips
Anti-Slavery Society
William Tallack
Howard Association
Miall
Europe
France
China
Mexico
Italy
Germany
House of Commons