Gladstone Urges Supporters to Win Public Opinion
The text notes Mr Gladstone urging religious equality supporters to mobilize public opinion to gain a national majority. It describes progress in recent years and frames disestablishment as an irrepressible, dominant issue in day to day politics and church leadership discourse, likely shaping next general election concerns in Britain.
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Gladstone
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Clergymen Debate Burials Question and Church Concessions
The Times reports Archdeacon Stamer urging acceptance of Lord Harrowby’s burial amendment for clergy and lay churchmen. He warns against uncompromising resistance and calls for safeguards in churchyards for Nonconformists while opposing discretionary reading of the burial service.
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Canon Ridley
House of Lords
Stamer
Stoke-on-Trent
Lord Harrowby
Church of England
Peterborough
Church Defence Society
Archdeacon Stamer
the Times
London Clergyman Denies Public Worship Act Impact
A Times led discussion features a letter by A London Clergyman arguing the Public Worship Act should not affect parish incumbents and urging clergy to avoid legal steps, while The Times predicts Parliament will resolve the Burials Question soon.
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Times
London
Canon Ridley
the Times
Forster Addresses Disestablishment Debate at Leeds Report
The Leeds Mercury provides a fuller report of W E Forster’s remarks on disestablishment made at St George's Hall Bradford during a Liberal club opening. He argues reform must come via Parliament and cautions the state church may resist change while urging consideration of broader religious impacts.
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W. E. Forster
St. George’s Hall
Bradford
Leeds Mercury
Sir Harcourt Johnstone
Scotland
Mr. Priestman
Church of England
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H. C. Calverley
Bassingham
Dail News
MR. W. E. Forster