Correspondence on Congregational Union meeting plans in Yorkshire
A letter to the editor critiques the Congregational Union autumn meeting priorities and church membership terms. The writer urges reordering topics, questions church current practice, and condemns perceived Nonconformist snubs and sectarianism while urging focus on national ecclesiastical conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Union
Yorkshire
Beazley
Blackheath
W. Roberts
Congregational Union P
Wesleyan Connexion
New Nonconformist Grammar School Debate Letter
A reader from theastern Counties criticizes the Rev R Alliott headmaster of the New Nonconformist Grammar School Bishop's Stortford. The letter discusses remarks from a recent inaugural address by Mr Binney and questions the school's stated aim for Nonconformist youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Alliott
Bishop's Stortford
Binney
Sale of intoxicating drinks on Sunday urged by association
A 1868 appeal from the Central Association for Stopping the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday invites ministers to preach on the Sunday question October 18 or another day. A conference is set for October 11 at 10 30 am in the Free Trade Hall Manchester with admission cards via the office at 48 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Central Association
Free Trade Hall
Manchester
Market-street
Edward Matthews
Disraeli Addresses Buckinghamshire Electors on Reform and Policy
Mr Disraeli speaks to Buckinghamshire electors, defending Conservative governance since 1866. He praises naval reform, army efficiency, and Ireland policy, arguing for economy without tax rise. He condemns the Opposition’s dissolution of the union between Church and State and pledges resistance to change in fundamental laws.
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Disraeli
Buckingham
Earl of Derby
Theraore
England
Abyssinia
Europe
Her
War Office
Ireland
House of Commons
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