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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1849

Page

2

Edin burgh residents hear outline for tax abolition plan

Mr Lefevre proposes future public disclosure within two months of a scheme to abolish the tax. He cautions against immediate relief but hopes a workable plan will be adopted. Baillie Stot applauds his London support. Professor Dick urges prompt action toward total abolition. The meeting ends without final resolution.

Lefevre Baillie Stot Mr. Lefevre London Edinburgh Professor Dick

From Lord Russell to Pluralities in the Church

Excerpts discuss patronage and church politics under government influence, noting bishops’ obedience and hindrances to dissent. The piece reviews Archbishop Canterbury’s possible strict veto on plural livings and hints at upcoming Privy Council tests. It also reports Church appointments in India and England. Local crime notes report Cornwall shop peers losing property in alleged peculation.

Joan Russell Bisnors John Russell Henry VIII Canterbury Sumner Privy Council Liverpool Albion Eriscopan Spencer Madras Dealtry India Baptist Noel Bedford-row Daniel Wilson Archdeacon Dealtry Cecil Thomas Nolan St. Barnabas Liverpool Cuurcu Psenzance Plymouth Cornwall Darrett Gatley Edwards Barlow Richard Barrett Draper

Parish clash over church rates at Topsham

The Plymouth Journal reports churchwardens charging rates on multiple residents including Barrett Gatley Edwards and Barlow. Goods seized total £47 168 7d to cover rates of £8 17s 14d. Rev H Thorp faced non payment summons at Castle Topsham before magistrates who found no Ecclesiastical Court jurisdiction.

Barrett Nathaniel Gatley Gatley Jacob Colin Edwards Plymouth Journal Torsham G. Fursdon W. Miles H. Thorp Topsham Pollard Brutton Gidley Western Exeter

Sir J Franklin and the Bolton clairvoyante

The Manchester Guardian cites mesmeric clairvoyance about Sir J Franklin claiming he endured hardships and hopes to reach England in nine and a half months if no accident occurs. The piece notes the revelation came from a royal navy officer and was shared with the paper. It also covers the Young Men's Christian Association opening a library and reading rooms with appointed examiners, donations, and a presentation Bible.

J. Franklin Manchester Guardian Sir J. Franklin Bolton England Manchester Royal Navy Christtian Association H. M. Villiers Dr. Harris John Farrar T. Hartwell Horne J. Howard Hinton James Hamilton S. Morley, Esq George Williams Henry F. Bowker London Young Men’s Christian Association Mr. Tarlton D. George Hitchcock, Esq Messrs. J. and R. Morley Rh. C.L. Bevan, Esq Samuel Gurney, Esq Bradbury and Co Messrs J. F. Pawson and Co Hanbury and Co Eithet Joseph Crane, Esq Ccc Carlile, Pitan, and Co Hamilton, Adams, and Co Christian Times

Improvement in Congregational Psalmody at Independent Chapel

Religious lectures by Rev. J.J. Waite on psalmody, its musical and linguistic harmony, and the framework linking poetry with hymn tunes. Twenty-one tunes sung in full harmony. plan for a large psalmody class and a Sabbath-school program begins, with hopeful long term benefits.

J.J. Waite Ilminster Waite Ponder’s End J. Lockyer Hewlett Salem Chapel Mile End Friends of Education Westbury Leigh James Sprigg Margate Salem Cuarel Wellingborough A. Reed D.D T. Toller Kettering C. Lyte J. F. Poulter T. Cullen Tus Nathaniel Collies Brampton G. Smith Poplar Dr. Reed T. Teller W. Robinson Baptist Church Independent Church Witliam Fexarson Bicester, Oxon Second Congregational Church Carlisle

Congregational Board to Consider Buying Homerton College

The Patriot reports that at the upcoming Autumnal Meeting in Sheffield the Congregational Board is expected to decide on purchasing Homerton College to serve as the Normal school for the Board of Education.

Patriot Congregational Board Sheffield Homerton College Congregational Board of Education

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