Fragmented Scottish Lecture Notes on Monuments and Morals
A rough record recalls sermons and lectures on monuments and truth. It mentions Rev. Fleming thanking Mr. Williame for a logical lecture and notes disputes over commemorative tokens at the Dunfermline Royal Abbey. Further, it records lectures by Carvell Williams at Greenock with an attentive audience and remarks by James Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Williame
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Dunfermline Royal Abbey
Church of Scotland
Ish McKean
O. Flett
E. .Grienock
Carvell Williams
Greenock
James Morton
W Williams
Pailierabe
Smith and
Thompson King
Fisher Lectures Stir Hampshire Meetings on Disestablishment
In Fareham Gosport Ryde and Portsea Mr Fisher urged disestablishment of the Church of England. Capt Field and Rev Strong clashed over ritualism policy as audiences debated church reform and national welfare.
Disestablishment Favour Carried After Southampton Lecture
Light moved a resolution in favour of disestablishment which the meeting carried. Mr. Fisher lectured at the Victoria Room with A J Miller presiding. The Rev W Heaton proposed a pledge to promote disestablishment and the motion was carried unanimously amid discussion and thanks to the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon
Southampton
Mr. Fisher
Victoria Room
A. J. Miller
S. B. Stribling
I. Payne
Grege
J. H. Patterson
W. Heaton
H. M. Gilbert
J. 3. Pearce
R. S. Smith
J. R. Smith
C. Hardiman
W. G. Lankester
Herbert Smith
H. M. Barnett
Fisher
Hampshire
Debates on Church Property Arouse Dewsbury and Beyond
Reports cover a week of public debates led by Rev J J Berger and Mr Gordon on church property, with Dewsbury sessions drawing large crowds. The piece notes heated exchanges, committee organization, and plans to publish transcripts, alongside other Gordon lectures in Halifax Skircoat Green and Wolverhampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewsbury
J. J. Berger
St. James, Bolton
Northern Church Defence Association
Gordon
Liberation Society
Ald
Audiencas
Alderman Fitth
J. F. Fitth
Berger
Liberationist Lecture At Free Methodist Chapel
In Rosin Hoop near Leeds on Thursday the Rev J B Withington gave a lecture on Why I am a Liberationist at the Free Methodist Chapel. A tea-meeting preceded it, attracting attention as the village’s first public exposition of Liberation Society principles. J Andrew of Leeds spoke on the society’s history and work. thanks were given to the lecturer and chairman Keightley of Lofthouse. Attendees showed interest in further lectures on related topics.
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Hebron Chapel
Staple-hill
Bristol
The
Liberation Society
G. D. Evans
William Butler
Hackney
John Sinclair
Borough of
Low
Herbert Wigg
Cairns
Norwich
Liberationista of
St. Andrew’s Hall
Dale
Rogers
Colman
M.P
Rosin Hoop
Leeds
J. 8. Withington
Free Methodist
Withington
J. Andrew
Keightley
Lofthouse
Andrew
Catlow
Phillips
Birmingham clergyman advocates disestablishment
The Birmingham Mail reports Rev. I Hub and Gregg, Vicar of Exe Harborne, arguing for disestablishment of the Church of England. He cites reasons from bishops’ power to church finances, Convocation, lay voice, and Parliament control, noting Rome influence and otter issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
I. Hub and Gregg
Exe Harborne
Gregg
New Zealand
Church of England
Rome
House of Lords
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Fareham
Gospers
French
Field
T. G. Strong
Forton
Genet Thie
H. Kitching
Field Sid
Ryde
R. Whittington
R. Gordon
Birmingham
Birmingham Mail
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