Debating Dissenters in 18th Century Politics
Francis George Collier criticizes Mr. Harwood's history of the Dissenters and their role in 1711 to 1787. He argues Dissenters supported the Government during revolts and warns disestablishment may come despite praise from church figures. He labels Harwood’s work as inaccurate and dull. Horwich, November 8, 1876.
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Harwood
Skeats
Free Churches
Charles James Fox
Walpole
Macaulay
Manchester
Francis George Collier
Horwich
MR HOCKEN CHARGES PROBED BY A DISSENTER
A DISSENTER of Oxford denounces Rev F Hocken's charges against Dissenting ministers and cites Rev Richard Close jailed for a year with hard labour for a criminal assault on a girl, alleging scandal in the county gaol and questioning clerical immaculacy.
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Hocken
Drar
G. E
F. Hocken
Exeter
Richard Close
Woodstock
Tom
Evangelical Alliance Presses Turkey Over Western Pledges
The Evangelical Alliance recalls its early warning two years ago about Turkey's breach of engagements with European powers. The speaker emphasizes the society's role in drawing attention to the issue and publicizing the violation.
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Tukey
Protection for Christian converts in Turkey urged by James Davis
James Davis of the Evangelical Alliance urges Christian powers to protect Turkish converts who embrace Christianity. He cites 1875 reports of persecutions and officials denying ongoing cruelty and argues for state protection and religious liberty beyond existing imperial law.
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Turkey
Syria
Constantinople
Earl of Derby
Mahomet
Russia
James Davis
Evangelical Alliance
Adam-street
Strand
London School Board election candidates listed for City and districts
A parliamentary style list shows candidates for the London School Board across City of London and outer districts. Names include Mrs Morley M P and Miss I F Miller supporting nonsectarian education, with Roman Catholic affiliations indicated for some candidates. The roster covers City of London and areas such as Greenwich Hackney Lambeth and Westminster with multiple nominees per locality.
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London School Board
Pall Mall Gazette
Morley
M.P
T. B. Smithies
Hackney
I. F. Miller
Chessar
School Guardian
National Society
R.C
City of London
Canon Gregory
8. Morley
F. Peek
G. A. Spottiswaade
John Bennett
W. Sutton Gover
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Mark Wilks
B. Lucraft
John Rodgers
Lord F. Hervey
R. A. Capel
Joseph Surr
M. Davenport
H. Gover
J. M.gregor
B. Waugh
Greenwich
A. Legge
J. E. Saunders
Canon Money
G. B. Richardson
Charles Reed
John Oakley
J. A. Picton
R. Foster
Miss Miller
John Jones
Lambete
G. M. Murphy
Evan Daniel
James Stiff
W. F. Morgan
T. E. Heller
Candi
S. Kemp-Welch
Marylebone
James Watson
Arthur Mills
M. P
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Dr. Irons
Heal
Cowell
E. Lyulph Stanley
Angus
Weatlake
Maltman Barry
Prior
Alfred Lafone
J. Sinclair
Helen Taylor
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Thomas Collins
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A. T. Hawking
D. M. McFarlane
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KR. M. Martin
J. Wallace
Robert Maguire
H. Heald
Alfred Side
A. O'Connor
Tower Hamers
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J. Bardsley
E. N. Buxton
A. Langdale
T. Scrutton
E Ashton
W. Pearce
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J. H. Rize
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Sydney C. Buxton
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Ettrick
Canon Barry
J. Taverner Miller
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Donaldson Hudson
Lord Howard of
Glossop
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