Percentage of Anglican and Nonconformist sittings in English towns
In Bath and other large towns the Church of England provides a varying share of worship space, from 40 in Bath to about seven in the less Anglican towns. Nonconformist sittings rise from under half in Bath and Brighton to多数 in Merthyr, with Merthyr’s working-class population highlighting the gap between Voluntaryism and state church funding.
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England
Bath
Norwich
Brighton
Derby
Preston
Southampton
Wolverhampton
Bristol
Birkenhead
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Nottingham
Plymouth
Bolton
Leicester
Oldham
Liverpool
Manchester
Hull
Birmingham
Stoke
Leeds
Portsmouth
Blackburn
Halifax
Stockport
Sunderland
Swansea
Salford
Rochdale
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Sheffield
Bradford
Cardiff
Merthyr
Church of England
Devon
Walford
Leeda
Newrcaste
Équitsesten
Sadie
Lee BO
Times
Nebuchadnezzar
Magee
Davies Trust Fund financial statement published
The Davies Trust Fund reports the amount raised and annual income in today’s advertisements. Subscribers met June 25 and appointed trustees to manage the principal and interest for the widow and children. Two children are at Stockwell Orphanage and a third in a Christian home. a fourth may enter another school home.
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Thej
Sé Stockwell
Thiers in Assembly Faces Elections Bill Clash and Royalist Pressure
The French National Assembly debates the Elections Bill with a 15 member committee split Ref to twenty one years as voting age disqualifies soldiers The Left Centre deputation to Thiers seeks alignment but he warns no action while a key question with the De Kerdrel Committee remains unresolved Royalist press calls for Thiers removal amid ongoing constitutional strife The Times notes implications for the war indemnity balance.
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French National Assembly
M. Thiers
M. Casimir-Perier
M. Laboulaye
M. Picard
de Kerdrel
Thiers
France
Soir
Paris
Times
Prussia debating Counties Administration Bill in Lower House
In the Prussian Diet the first reading of the Counties Administration Bill faced opposition from a Pole Ultramontane and two Conservatives. The Minister defended the bill noting PosnenRIpe stance, urged withdrawal of amendments, and the chamber voted to proceed to a third reading. Reports say prospective new peers may be created. the king and ministers back the measure as state necessity amid liberal pressure. The bill also tightens ecclesiastical penalties limits and imposes penalties for violations.
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Interior
Posen
Chamber of Deputies
Times
Daily News
Prince Bismarck
Count Eulenburg
Prussia
Reuter
Government Payment Dates Mentioned for December
The report notes a payment to Germany will occur on December 11 and that the Government can pay the seventh half milliard, though no payment date has been set yet.
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Germany
Foreign Miscellany: European affairs and royal notes
Reports from Europe cover M Picard's election as Left Centre president in France, relief funds from Queen Victoria for Italian flood victims, mediation appeals over the Laurium Mines, and the Orleans property restitution bill advancing in Paris. Other items note Swiss electoral gains, Bismarck’s uncertain return, the Prussia crown prince illness, Egypt’s Abyssinia expedition protest, and other transcontinental dispatches.
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Chanzy
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Italy
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Orleans
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Dio
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Berlin
Daily Telegraph
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Abyssinia
Germany
Austro-Hungary
New York Tribune
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Madrid
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