Vicar's rate dispute sparks Halifax meeting and debate
A large Halifax gathering condemns the illegal vicar's rate collection and pledges to oppose it. Supporters urge repeal of the Act as a Commons committee's recommendations loom, with the broader fight highlighting class tensions and calls for liberty and justice.
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Anti-Vicar’s Rate Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Halifax
EK. Crossley
Jno. Snowdon
Brook
W. J. Townsend
Methodist
Connexion
Halifax Anti-Vicar's Rate Union
Thomas Hutchins
J. H. Smith
J. D. Hutchinson
House of Commons
Select Committee
Oliver
Boards of Guardians
Church
London
the Times
Pilot
Rome
Congregation of Rites
Privy Council
Penzance
Judicial Committee
Lord Salissury
Lord Salisbury
T'imea
Lorp Sanpon
Board of Guardians
England
Ireland
Castelar on religious freedom in the Cortes debate
Emilio Castelar argues for liberty of conscience against state coercion, citing historical rulers and religious rivalries. The report notes audience attention in the Lower House and cites related debates on clerical restrictions, workhouse chaplaincies, and church-state relations.
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James II
Jerusalem
Christ
John Brown
Lincoln
Congress
Cortes
Castelar
Zims
Emilio Castelar
Pharaoh
Moses
Pilate
Nero
Henry VIII
Charles IV
Felipe II
England
Diario Popular
Lisbon
Owston-Ferry
Sheffield
Barnsley
J. Clapham
Owston Ferry
Charles Dilke
University of Cambridge
OxFord University
Osborne Morgan
University of Oxford
St. George's Hospital
Religious Tract Society
Shaftesbury
Harrowby
Alfred Churchill
William Ashley
William Fuller
Charles J. Bevan
Barton Smith
William Tollemache
John Colebrook
Thomas Henry Smith
Thomas Peregrine
William Niven
Committee On the
Richard
Local Government Board
Boards of Guardians
Church of England
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