Demand for Parochial Graveyard Equality
The statement notes a push for perfect equality with Episcopalians in the use of parochial churchyards, reflecting demands for uniform access and rights across denominations.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 18, 1871
Page
5
The statement notes a push for perfect equality with Episcopalians in the use of parochial churchyards, reflecting demands for uniform access and rights across denominations.
At Munich the Chamber of Deputies heard that the Bavarian Government aligns with the interpellation signers on church questions and will protect Catholics who reject infallibility. The Old Catholic group is regarded as Catholic and a peaceful, constitutional approach is pursued amid pro and anti demonstrations along the Rhine.
Archdeacon Denison writes to the Liberation Society secretary, arguing the Establishment question grows doubtful amid past and proposed laws and school-rate implications. He condemns school-rate as a conscience grievance and notes ongoing church-rate activity in parishes and Sunderland. The piece also covers Athanasian Creed revisions, the Bennett case, and American Baptist sympathy with nonconformists.
The article notes unanimous invitations accepting pastorates at Chesham Buck’s Congregational Church, Little Wild Street Lincoln’s Inn Fields, and details Rev A B Randall’s resignation from Guernsey’s El Chapel after nine years. It also mentions Rev W M Blake’s unanimous invitation to Guernsey’s Congregational church and a Camberwell public meeting opening a new iron chapel with a 600 capacity.
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