Mr Mpaliss Motion On Church Revenue.
The Bradford junior member failed to gain time for a motion of inquiry into the property and revenues of the Church of England. He has ballottted multiple times without success, despite orders and other motions taking priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Church of England
Miall
Mar. Dillwyn
White
Southport
Alford
Victoria
Exeter
Plymouth
England
Monsignor Capel
Westminster
Church Defence Institution
Stateshire Chronicle
F. S. Warren
Masonic Hall
Winchester
Mind
Church Cadiflces
Mr. Miall
Unitarian Reform Debate Across London Meets Clash Over Act
Ecclesiastical notes describe a London gathering where Unitarian members split over the Education Act. Rev H W Crosskey led a condemnatory resolution, backed by Belfast's Street, while Martineau and Marshall sought to steer the debate, ending with Crosskey winning broad support. The piece surveys broader church-state tensions and leadership questions within Unitarian and Anglican circles.
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Vue British and
Pervicu Unitarian Association
London
H. W. Crosskey
Street
Belfast
Ireland
Marshall
the Inquirer
Martineau
Crosskey
Dr. Priestley
Shaftesbury
Times
House of Commons
Clerical rapacity and tithe claims in Cornwall farming
A Cornwall district quarrel over tithe rent charges surfaces as Rev W W Winefield seeks a larger share from broccoli and early potatoes grown on newly cultivated land near Penzance. Critics warn such increases would harm farmers, reduce labor demand, and undermine local prosperity.
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Church of England
Mounts Bay
Seaboard
Penzance
London
England
Culval
W. W. Winefield
Recter of
Phimstead
Comon Pleas
Russell
the Tithe Commiisioners
Gulval
Lucan