Distributors Sought to Spread Society Publications Locally
A North Devon correspondent offers to undertake distribution of society publications within a six to seven mile circumference around town. The Liberator invites names of suitable distributors for every town and village.
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North Devon
Liberator
Exeter Dominicals stir amid ritualist protests and auctions
A large Atheneum meeting denounces Dominicals demanded by four Exeter Ritualists. Protests fuel petitions to Parliament as Sandford the shoemaker faces a Monday auction of goods amid family hardship and community sympathy.
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Exeter
Pall Mall Gazette
Atheneum
J. B. Strother
J. Pearse
Allhallows
Sandford
London
York
Isack
Western Times
Tracke
John Hooker
Hooker
Szacke
Izacke
Mayor's Court
Gidley
Staley
Stacke
Igacke
St. Mary Stepps
John Bymon
William Peryam
Dominicals
St. Mary
J-B. Teunt
Willmperyam
St. Mary Steps
Agnes Priest
Southernhay
Church of England
G. Porter
St. Leonard's
Henry Norrington
Strother
Pearse
House of Commons
Edward Watkin
Late Rev William Robinson Laid to Rest in Iowa
The Cambridge Independent Press reports the death of Rev. William Robinson aged 70, longtime pastor of St Andrew's Street Chapel who resigned last year due to illness. He died in Iowa after a ten day battle with dysentery, leaving a legacy of bold nonconformist preaching and a tract titled The Sin of Conformity. He was respected across religious lines for practical earnestness and strong doctrine.
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WM. Robinson
Cambridge Independent Press
Robert Hall
St. Andrew’s-street
Atlantic
Mr. Robinson
London
Iowa
America
Robinson
Baptist College
Bristol
Kettering
St. Andrew’s Street
Roff
Gray, Edwards
Cox
Robert Robinson
Rowinson
North America
United States
Withal
Cambridge
Obituary for Mr. Robinson Former Baptist Leader
The obituary recalls Mr. Robinson a high office holder who advocated civil and religious liberty and defended revealed religion against science. It notes his pamphlet Flints Fancies and Facts and his presidency of the Baptist Association in 1870, plus edits life and works of Rev Robert Robinson. It praises his blameless life and aim to teach universal Christian truths.
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Robinson
Baptist Association
Cambridge
Robert Robinson
Migration of the Irish Clergy and the Commutation Controversy
A layman’s letter to the Times probes how disestablishment and disendowment shook Ireland’s church. It notes clergy greed via commuting and compounding, enabling large gains while the church kept capital, provoking mass migration to England and curtailing Irish clerical supply. It argues reforms and reinvestment may eventually restore balance.
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Times
Ireland
England