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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 05, 1870

Page

1

Scotland urged to express disestablishment conviction

The article discusses Scotland’s push for disestablishment and addresses Church leaders and public figures including Mr Bruce. It critiques sentimentality in voluntary churches, notes Home Secretary invitations, and surveys views on education acts and denominational schooling amid debates on religious influence in public life. It also covers clergy hardship, ritual commissions, and prevailing church political tensions.

Scotland Bruce Voluntary Churches of Home Secretary Guardian Lord Lyttelton Gregory Smith Alfred Godd Bedminster G. H. Fagan Rodney Francis Potts Christendom The Russell Shepperton London Ely Eton George the Third Cambridge Ligson Myamily Shepherd's Bush Fton

Bradford Institute Soiree Invite For Mr Gathorne Hardy

The Bradford Church Literary Institute plans its annual soirée with MP Mr Gathorne Hardy in attendance on November 17. A LondonLow Mass debate questions whether priests must obey bishops in all things with a preacher citing broad approval of bishops’ political stance. The Bishop of Ripon reportedly discussed pulpit arrangements with Rev Dr Blackwood, rector of Myddleton Tyas.

Gathorne Hardy Bradford Church Literary Institute Ripon John Bull Blackwood Myddleton Tyas England Court of Arches London

Carr's Lane Chapel marks fifty years of debt relief and tribute

The Carr's Lane meeting house, erected 1748 and rebuilt 1802, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary of debt reduction. A donor pledged one third of the remaining sum. Rev J A James laid the foundation stone in 1820. Rev R W Dale received an illuminated vellum address after seventeen years as pastor, with congregants noting longstanding service and future hope.

Carr’s-lane J. A. James R. W. Dale Dale Carr’s-lane Chapel

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