Postpone Presentation. Fund Subscriptions Remain Open
The presentation is delayed to a later date while the subscription list stays open for contributions. Communications should go to John Crossley, Enq., Manor Heath, Halifax, or to the Honorary Secretaries at Sasrepastia London addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crossley
Enq
Manor Heath
Halifax
Anniversary Meeting Highlights Indo China Trade and Reform
The thirty-fifth annual meeting at the London Tavern drew many Friends and notable figures. Speakers urged action against kidnapping and the Chinese coolie trade, urged reform in India's opium policies, and supported Pacific Islanders Protection. They condemning slave-like indenture systems and called for government inquiry and international cooperation. The session closed with thanks to leaders and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Tavern
Society of Friends
R. W. Fowler
M.P
James Anderson
Great Eastern
Sheldon Amos
University College
Mullens
London Missionary Society
Edward Jenkins
Ginx
Messrs. S. Gurney
E. Sturge
Arthur Arnold
Justin McCarthy
John Mayfield
J’. B. Fox
Hall Pringle
W. E. Corner
Edwin Tregelles
B. Burt
A. R. Isbister
James Mowatt
Caius College
Cambridge
Josiah Merrick
Manchester
Henry E. Robson
Liverpool
J. W. Welborne
Natal
Richard Allen
Dublin
Percy Bunting
F. W. Carlson
Polynesia
India
East India Finance Committee
Fiji
Macao
Peru
Cuba
Great Britain
China
Kwok-a-sing
South Africa
North America
Charles Buxton
James Spencer Fell
Charles Wingfield
P. A. Taylor
E. Jenxays
Edinburgh
Sir George Young
British Guiana
Scott
Cgrardman
Patteson
J. Anderson
Queensland
A. Arnold
Arnold
Justin M‘carthy
Horace Greeley
C. Sumner
America
Shelvon Amos
Fox
Earl of Kimberley
Hicus
Pacific
Admiral Erskine
Fpastwick
Education Act sparks Unitarian protest in Britain
At a British and Foreign Unitarian Association meeting Rev H W Crosskey of Birmingham denounces the Education Act 1870 as a step toward ecclesiastical domination. He argues it excludes Unitarians from teaching, places control in church authorities, and undermines voluntary schooling, urging protection and national oversight.
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British and Foreign Unitarian Association
H. W. Crosskey
Birmingham
Forster
America
Manchester
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W. Cambell
M.A
Chas E. Conder
South-street
Finsbury
London
E.C
Weighton-road
South Peage Park
H.C
Aborigines Protection Society
Dundee
Felonmouth
Tyle Unitarians