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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 27, 1876

Page

4

A Country Pastor Seeks Land Reform and Freedom

Frederic Wagstaff urges a real Land Bill to end entail and feudal oppression, arguing that small farmers vanish and village pastors lose congregations. He contrasts rural decline with emigration to America and calls for disestablishment of the state church as part of broader reform.

John America Labourers’ Union

Letter on country church isolation and outreach ideas

A correspondent argues Hartland pastors face isolation away from towns and suggests two or three yearly visits by town congregations. Proposes tea funded by ticket sales, brief talks, and joint platform presence of both large and small church leaders to foster brotherhood and community benefit.

Hartland Bideford

A Call to Aid Aged Pastors In Congregational Fund

A letter to the Nonconformist urges Congregationalists in England and Ireland to boost a fund for aged ministers. It cites 1860 gifts and 90,000 pounds raised by Dr. Ferguson, with 4,000 pounds yearly income, aiming for 125,000 pounds by 1880 via donations, collections, and bequests. It proposes four funding methods and urges broad lay involvement.

Congregationalists of England J. A. James Birmingham Ferguson A.p Christ Emerald Isle Ireland

Bulgarian Atrocities Stir Public Sentiment Across Britain

The Daily News tallies 292 meetings in 262 towns across London papers protesting Bulgarian atrocities. It notes diverse support from unions churches and civic bodies, plus a debated Liberal stance and Gladstone’s tentative remarks on political capital.

Daily News London Corporation of London Relief Fund Cleveland Miners’ Union The Congregational Union of England and Wales Congregational Union of Ireland Baptist Union Good Templars Haverfordwest British and Foreign Unitarian Association London Board of Congregational Ministers London Baptist Association Artisans’ Institute Carlisle Diocesan Conference Labour Representation League Welsh Calvinistic Methodists Gladstone Durham Liberal Association Working Men’s Exeter Hall Lord Beaconsfield Fawcett

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