Dissent as national hindrance and episcopal conduct
The piece discusses Dissent viewed as a national hindrance alongside intemperance, noting Dr Magee’s stance that Dissent will persist and critiquing the Morning Post take. It questions episcopal hypocrisy on patronage and institution cases while highlighting pastoral work by Nonconformists and legislative tensions.
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Commonwealth of Israel
Magee
Dr. Race
Morning Post
Stoke
Diocese of
Peterborough
London
House of Lords
Commons
The Clergy and the Burial Question in Parliament
The Times notes clergy opposition to Osborne Morgan’s Burial Bill and a push to preserve parish churchyard rights. Clergy meetings urge that burial grounds remain Church property while allowing nonconformists access elsewhere. Government circulation seeks burial-ground counts, signaling next-session debate.
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House of Commons
Osborne Morgan
Church of England
Wells
Oxford
Cambridge
Canon Miller
Home Secretary
Morgan
Church of Scotland
England
The
Times