Debate on Episcopalian Union and University Access
A Cambridge Baptist Union meeting covered widening Christian union and opening universities to Dissenters. Speakers urged abolition of compulsory church orders for university offices, argued for religious equality, and welcomed reforms while praising growth in Nonconformist influence and missionary work in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent Panate Ora
Mr. Robinson
Prine
England
J. H. Mruuargo
J. J. Goapsy
Leicester
R. Martin
Tuos. Drew
Goadhy
VaRey
Wottin -Hill
Dickson
Nottingham
W. 8. Aldis
Trinity College
University of Cambridge
Church of England
Eac College
Collegn Bein
Aldis
Mr. Aldis
Oxford
Cambridge
Europe
Colenso
Bumpus
Buock
Union
Guildhall
Parker
O. H. Spurgeon
St. Andrew-street
Dr. Burns
London
Wassall
Bath
C. Stovel
M. Foster
Huntingdon
J.T. Wigner
New Cross
Fuller
South Africa
M. Ward
Bologna
Italy
St. Andrew’s Street Chapel
G. Gould
A. A. Reed
H. S. Brown
T. Lea
Jamaica
W. Brock
D.D
N. Haycroft
Baptist Noel
Zion Chapel
John Vy
Norwich
H. 8. Brown
Liverpool
A. Brown
Brock
Bloomsbury Chapel
G. Anstey
Devizes
The
Baptist Union
Ireland
C. H. Spareson
Baptists of
Cambridgeshire
Henry Richard
Watkie Williams
Beq
Episcopal Church
Wales
Edward Miall
England and
Miall
Friends of Religious Equality
United Kingdom
Lyland
Great Britain
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W. Breck
Breck
J. M. Morris
Ipswich
Jas. Mursell
Bradford
Home and Irish Missions
J. T. Brown
Northampton