Free speech quarrel over Massingham lecture at Stalybridge
Debates over rights to speak ignite anger as Dr Cranswick defends England’s free speech while locals accuse Ashton promoters of pulling wires. Councillor Bites commends the rowdies for asserting justice and chairmanship, amid claims of obstruction and unequal access to the lecture by Carvell Williams.
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Stalybridge
Ashton
Dr. Cranswick
Carvell Williams
England
Confer ences and meetings across Mipland and Leicester
Last night Mr. Carvell Williams attended a Nottingham conference with a Derby meeting planned this afternoon and evening. Wakefield hosts a Wakefield Liberation Society meeting with Alderman Lee absent, Mr John Andrew chairs, and a vote of thanks to lecturer Rev J S Eastmead after a talk on Christianity. Leicester held the second Establishment conference at Temperance Hall with Rev Alex Mackennal addressing Are Establishments of religion beneficial to religion itself, with full report promised next week.
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Miall
J. S. Eastmead
Alderman Lee
Calverley
Leicester
Temperance Hall
Alex. Mackennal
Judgment in the Mackonochie Case at Privy Council
The Privy Council finds Incumbent Alexander Mackonochie of St. Albans guilty of defying a church monition by elevating the wafer and cup during the consecration and by kneeling in adoration. He is suspended for three months and to pay costs. A St Albans service the next Sunday mocks the ruling with stern notices and a bitter sermon by Mr. Stanton denouncing the judges and urging continued resistance.
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Martir
Lord Chelmsford
Mackonochie
Stanton
Wellington
Howes
St. Alban’s
Mr. Mackonochie
Mr. Stanton
Mackonochive
Alexander Heriot Mackonochie
St. Albans
St. Alban's
Church of England
Christ
Alackonochin
Onc
Impressions of America by English ministers visit
The Rev. Henry Allen with Dr. Mullens and Henry Wright returned from the United States after a gale. A Union Chapel, Islington gathering displayed Allen’s portrait by J. K. Thomson. He praised American courtesy patience and gentleness and noted religious life with Bible reading in schools despite a nonconformist view amid denominational shifts.
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Henry Allen
Mullens
Henry Wright
United States
Union Chapel
Islington
Allen
J. K. Thomson
Henry Spicer
Messrs. Bamford
Barnard
McCullagh
Torrens
M.P
W. H. Willans
W. Wi. Spicer
Duthoit
England
New York
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Body
America
Congregationalism