04 Nov 1846
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 04, 1846
Page
1
The passage urges humility in judging others religion, noting even scholars like Milton Whiston Boyle Locke and Newton disagreed. It warns against sending neighbors to perdition for creed differences, calling such condemners unchristian lacking charity and love, like a noisy brass or tinkling cymbal.
A Hendon vestry met to authorize legal action over a 1845 church rate of sixpence in the pound totaling £665. Disputes over payment and retroactivity were raised, with a poll casting vote by the chairman favoring action against Mr Hall who questioned the rate. Other items cover Monkwearmouth rate battles, Evangelical Alliance critique, Barnet school interference, and American episcopal matters.
The Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway will discontinue Sunday passenger trains on and after November 11. Public reaction shows surprise and dissatisfaction as a major transit link between Edinburgh and Glasgow is severed, halting weekly religious travel for hundreds across a wide region.
Advices from Lisbon to October 24 describe continued insurrection at Oporto with the Douro mouth blockaded by royal forces. insurgents hold two steamers. Conde das Anzas and Don Miguel factions gain ground in Evora Braga and Penafiel. A Miguelite Junta forms. Queen urged to restore former administration. Royal family faces controversial commands, foreign intervention looms, Parker’s squadron enters Tagus, Costa Cabral pursues a rapid return, Queen amid talks of leading an army.
Despatch notes that the planned fêtes in Paris and Versailles for the marriage of Duke de Montpensier were countermanded by the king due to widespread floods. The piece recounts arrivals at Bayonne, a royal theatre reception, and a biting La Presse critique of England. It foresees a future maritime contest between Europe and England, with France, Russia, and the United States forming a triple alliance against perceived English power. It also reports crop prognostications from the Minister of Commerce and details of the flood devastation in southern France, including Roanne and Loire erosion threats.
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