Working men push for religious freedom and education reforms
Speakers at Wolverhampton urge disestablishment of the Irish church as a model for England and Scotland. They advocate unsectarian national education, arbitration courts, and increased religious equality while celebrating unions with Ireland, Scotland, and diverse Protestant bodies.
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Ireland
Temple
Morley
Henry Lun
Manchester
H. Tannant
Leeds
Thomas Davies
Darwen
Matthew Arnold
England
Hear
Scotland
Great Britain
Merle D'aubigné
Rome
Dr. D’aubigné
Geneva
Europe
Dale
Pbre Hyacinthe
France
H. Tarrant
Smtra
J. Grtrixan
Paton
Gilfillan
Dr. Cumming
Established
Free
United
H. Cory
Youghal
Congregational Union of Ireland
J. James
United Presbyterian Assembly
Harrison
Neville Goopman
William Robinson
Cambridge
Baptist Union
Gladstone
Wesleyan Conference
House of Commons
House of Lords
Committee of the Union
J. A. Cooper
Birmingham
Rezp
Murray
Lambeth
R. Bargarntt
Scarborough
Dr. Park
Massachusetts
Professor Hengstenberg
Berlin
Wolverhampton
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Somerville
W. Spicer
H. Wright
London
Crossfield
James
Liverpool
J. C. Harrison
Oxford
the Conversazione
St. George's Hall
Smith