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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 18, 1876

Page

2

Paralyzed Nonconformity in Rural Districts Urged to End

The article discusses Mr Hannay's critique of nonconformist decline in rural areas due to landowner power and Established Church influence. It cites four causes: population shifts, farming changes raising rents, ignorance and dependence of laborers, and sectarian zeal in the Establishment, urging legal and political reforms and wider suffrage to restore religious equality.

Hannay Congregational Union Bradford Mr. Hannay Clifford Bulgaria Lord Sandon

Disestablishment Debate Draws Nottingham Meeting

A large Nottingham Mechanics Institute audience heard Rev. J. G. Rogers and J. Carvell Williams argue for religious equality and disestablishment. The chair, Ke Gripper, noted domestic concerns while praising liberty, with opponents citing Church establishment tensions and calls for reform amid broader religious disputes in Parliament and society. The gathering proceeded cordially, with deputations thanked for their contributions.

Nottingham Mechanics’ Institution J. G. Rogers London J. Carvell Williams The Liberation Society KE. Gripper Nottingham School Board Carvett Wiliams Congregational Baptist Union Church Congress Lincoln Canterbury Dover Canon Ryle Plymouth Bradford Birmingham England J. Marurson Start

Mr Gordon's Derbyshire Meetings End in Turmoil

Reports detail Mr Gordon's week in Derbyshire with clashes at Church Gresley Wirksworth and Long Eaton. Attacks on his character and platform hustling followed by removal to safety. A separate Failsworth meeting faced cayenne smoke and a small fire, prompting an inquiry and a tense audience.

Gordon Derbyshire Birmingham Wirksworth Town Hall Liberation Society Long Eaton Chilwell College Failsworth Manchester Examiner and Times Liberal Club Church of England Dawson

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