Debate on Establishment and Liberal Policy in Scotland
Speakers at the conference pressed for continued focus on Church and State questions, urging Liberal vigilance and candidacy scrutiny. They warned against letting constituencies be startled by a push for disestablishment while pledging loyalty to party leadership and the Glasgow resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Black
Grant
Tain
Highlands
Winson
Glen Luce
Liberal Party
A. Taylor Innes
Glasgow
Annonog
Unanimous meeting ends with thanks and benediction
The assembly expressed profound satisfaction with the free and frank handling of the subject. A slight difference in views did not break unanimity. Mr Shaw proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman as Mr Black’s fears were deemed unfounded. The Rev. Cullen gave the benediction and the meeting separated.
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Shaw
Black
Cullen
Disestablishment and Religious Equality Rally in Lancashire
The Liberation Movement in Lancashire debates disestablishment of the Church and religious equality. Manchester District Council reports 74 meetings, large literature output, rising funds, and calls Liberal candidates to back disestablishment of the Scottish Kirk and burials reforms.
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Manchester
the Liberation Society
Hugh Mason
Hugh Booth
J. F. Alexander
National Reform Union
Salford
Liverpool
West Derby
Birkenhead
Wirral
Leeds
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Lord Granville
Lord Hartington
Scotch Kirk
Midlothian
Alderman McKrErrow
A. E. Reaner
J. T. Shawcross
S. Massey
Charles Williams
James M.doueatt
A. G. Symonds
D. CrossLry
Makmaduke Miller
Great Liberal meeting in Ashton Town Hall addresses
A large Ashton-under-Lyne Liberals meeting at the Town Hall featured Dr Allon of Islington on ecclesiastical establishments and Rev Thomas Green discussing church issues and dissent. Attendees included Rev Green and Rev Green, with E Dopason chairing and thanks given to Dr Allon and the chairman as the gathering closed.
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Ashton-Under-Lyne
Ashtonunder-Lyne
Ashton Town Hall
Hugh Mason
J. Peill
Messrs
A. Dodgson
J. Knight
W. Bottomley
Henry Allen
D.D
London
E. Dopason
Allon
Islington
Coarrman
Thomas Green
Church Congress
Wales
Fisher
Green
J. Houtennson
Nottingham Liberation Society annual meeting report
The Nottingham branch of the Liberation Society held its annual meeting on Thursday with Alderman Gripper chairing. Attendees included Mr. Ashwell, Mr. Mallett, Mr. Baggaley, Mr. Kirk, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Allenbrook, Mr. Gordon of the Board of Guardians, Mr. Hutchinson, and Revs J. E. Flower, R. F. Griffiths, and J. J. Fitch. The chairman urged careful moral judgment concerning the Established Church amid perceived declines in public morality and religion.
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Empress
Nottingham
The
Liberation Society
Alderman Gripper
Th. Ashwell
J. T. Mallett
W. B. Baggaley
J. Kirk
H. Clarke
W. P. J. Allenbrook
E. H. Gordon
Board of Guardians
R. Hutchinson
J. Sharman
W. Hunt
F. Granger
J. B. Hutchinson
W. Straw
J. E. Flower
R. F. Griffiths
J. J. Fitch
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the Liberation Movement
Manchester District Council
Lancashire
Royal Commission
F. Trotman
Hawkes
England
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