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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 24, 1869

Page

3

Local church funds raise debt with generous pledges

At a meeting secretary George Nash reported alterations cost about 5000 with 1000 still owed. Samuel Morley pledged 2007 and Alfred Larkin added 2002 to help retire the debt. Remaining 600 of the original sum was also discussed for removal as the congregation celebrated Union Chapel’s move to a new York Place Oxford Street site.

George Nash Building Fund Samuel Morley Alfred Larkin Hood Union (Baptist York-place Oxford-street Union Chapel Manchester A. M’laren Francis Tucker M’laren Hugh Stowell Brown Liverpool Brown Dr. Brock London Plymouth Great George Street John Aldin Reading England Ambrose Charles Vince Birmingham Peter Adams Rooker C. Haydon Wesleyan J. Aldis C. Vince E. Edwards Torquay O. B. Symes W. Page Chard

Dispute at South Leith Parish Church Over Psalm Tune

In South Leith parish church Sunday evening a quarrel occurred between Rev. Duff and precentor Mr. Wilson. After the service began the minister named a tune for a psalm, but the precentor started a different one. The minister demanded cessation. the precentor refused, the minister left the pulpit, and laughter and exits followed. The service continued with a sermon, and Duff announced no further singing that evening due to the disturbance.

South Leith Duff Wilson

The Free Thought and Church Establishments Debate

A letter argues that religious liberty suffers less in the State Church than in dissenting bodies. It cites Gorham, Pusey, and Williams, praises broad comprehension since the Reformation, and urges repeal of the Act of Uniformity to align with scripture reason and conscience.

Church of England Gorham Rowland Williams Pusey Bennett Davidson Martineau Sumner Dean Stanley Jowett Commonwealth Liberation Society Jerusalem Paul Antioch Timotheus St. Paul Rusticus

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