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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 20, 1850

Page

5

Controversy Over Church State Relations and Catholic Rights

Debates unfold over church state separation and Catholic privileges. Meetings in Edinburgh and London discuss Anglican supremacy and papal aggression, with editorials and letters critiquing Lord John Russell’s policy and urging civil and religious liberty across Ireland and Britain.

Smithfield Ireland

Correspondence on the tribute money debated in 1860 Taunton letter

Samuel G. Green writes from Taunton on November 16 1860 to defend his view of the Lord's tribute money. He discusses a prior reply to Mr Barnes and notes a paren thesis clarifying the phrase whoever demanded the rate stating the tax may have been Jewish or Roman. He argues Barnes's reasoning would fail regardless of the tax’s origin.

Cork England Ireland John O'Connell All Ireland Tax Eisner London T. A. Bolton New Basford Fulham M. J. London Henry William Wilber- Yoroz Henry Wilberforce le Journal Historique Et Litteraire Henry William Wilberforce East Farleigh Diocese of Canterbury Wilberforce Brussels Ignatius Messrs Morgan Ryder Cardinal of Marines Hollis Miall Cardinal Wiseman Peacock John Manners Liverpool Church of England Ord’s Vineyard Lincoln’s Inn Guildhall Orange Bar New Hall T. G. PP Mr. Barnes Samuel G. Green Taunton

Smoke Purification in Manchester Reduces Coal Use

The Manchester smoke purge shows strong results with coal use cut by 28 tons weekly at a factory run by Hugh Beaver. George Clarke and Sons report savings above 40 tons weekly after installing new boilers costing over £1200, with a payback in about a year and a half.

Manchester Hugh Beaver Messrs. George Clarke and Sons Howarth Mr. Howarth Mr. Clarke

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