Destructive debate over church control of schools in Scotland
The article critiques religious establishment influence on education and church offices, arguing for separation of church from secular authorities. It notes dissenters’ grievances about exclusion from school offices and cautions that removing the scholastic monopoly could threaten the National Religious Establishment. It praises reformers while warning of political backlashes from Tories and Whigs alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Scotland
Tayion
Mann
Mana
Mr Shore's Costs and Clergy Relief Bill Debate
The London Committee reportedly paid costs for Mr Suone while in prison, now tied to Court of Arches costs. Despite support from friends and a humane stance by the committee, Sucre opposes paying for liberty. The Commons halted progress on the Clergy Relief Bill, with calls to extend protections similar to Anglican to Protestant Dissenters and questions about treatment of clergy converting to Protestant Dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bouverie
Messrs
Noel
Consox
Sucre
Menancnoty
Stratton-house
Cirencester
Thomas Tancred, Bart
Thomas
Tancred
Assheton
Gloucester Journal
Kiyo
Tae Genernaal Assembly
Cucacea of
Scornand
Simpson
Tae Rowan
Waoregats Eviertons
North Tipperary
Tuomavara
Massy Dawson
Clercynan
Leek
Staffordshire
Edward Powyss
Bucknall
Bagnall
Ann Clewes
America
London
Laste
Money Market Update Amid Continental Uncertainty
The English Stock market remains influenced by Continental intelligence with daily fluctuations. Consols stand at 9 13 to 9 14 for Money and Account as Foreign Stocks show limited business. Danish and Hamburg reports hint at slow peace progress while Canadian intelligence is favorable. North Western shares drop to 2 lower. York and North Midland Railway gains from a largely attended meeting. Railway shares overall look heavy. other bonds and currencies list varied prices across markets.
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North Western
York and North Midland Railway Company
Denmark
Hamburg
Canada
Buenos Ayres
Grenada
Venezuela
Caledonian
Eastern Counties
Great Western
Great Northern
London and Brighton
Blackwall
North-Western
South-Western
Midland Counties
North Staffordshire
South Eastern
Dover
York and
North Midland
Boulogne and Amiens
Northern of
France
Orleans
Bordeaux
Paris
Rouen
Havre
Sambre and
Meuse
Royal visits and interviews at Osborne and London
The Dutchess of Kent arrived at Osborne and the Queen and Prince Albert walked the grounds daily. Deputations from Scientific Societies Exemption Bill University College Senate and University of London confer with Lord John Russell and Sir G Grey at Downing Street and the Home Office. A visit by Prince Ernest of Leiningen and a royal dinner party are noted with religious services at Wippingham Church.
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Osberne
John Russell
Downing-street
University College
Warburton
J. Wood
E. Stratt
Mr. Denman
E. Ryan
Boott
Mr. Field
G. Grey
Home Office
Osbornr
Prince Albert
Osborne
Prince Ernest of
Leiningen
Afr. Birch
Prince of Wales
the University of London
Earl of Burlington
J.G. Shaw Lefevre
Billing
Hodgkin
Kiernan
Rident
George Grey
Kent
London
Wippingham Church
Tas next drawing room event and political notes
Tas next drawing room will be held by Her Majesty on Thursday next the 31st instant. A Cabinet Council sat at the Foreign Office with all ministers except the Lord Chancedor. Reports from Dublin, Mayo, and Chester discuss vacancies and candidacies amid political maneuvering. Banvard panorama praise and various European affairs fill the page.
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Tas
Nott
Evang
John-street Chapel
Lord’s Day
Foreign Office
Lord Chancedor
Lory Cranesnow
Dublin
London
Cooke Taylor
Bant Oy Mayo
House of Peers
Meath
Kildare
Sout Hants
South Hants
Compton
Chester
Rosson
Gwenville Bennever
Moody
Tr Queen
Leslie Courtenay
Bovey Tracey
Miss Cocks
Canist’s Hospital
Christ's Hospital
Richard, Hotham Pigeon
Japane Manseatt
Nova Scotia
Belfast
Duncompe
Berkeley
Finstary
Sun
Tus Eupenon
Russia
Warsaw
Count Orloff
Baron Meyendorf
Prince Mentschikoff
Prussia
von Ranch
Berlin
Austria
Breslau
Berg
Vienna
Kalish
Europe
Deavin
Smith O'Brien
Expitany
Mississippi River
Barvard
Boston
New York
Smith
Buts
London Morning Chronicle
United States
Banvard
Malica
Watera
Risley
England
Boston Daily Bee
Tyne
John Taylor
Carte
Cork
War news and political upheavals across Europe
Reports from Rome indicate General Roselli advances with 12 000 troops to strike Neapolitans at Albano while 5 000 troops reinforce Romana. French troops suffer fever losses. Paris shuffles policy with a dissolved Rue de Poitiers committee. In Hessen Badish uprising clashes near Lauterbach, riot act read, riot crushed with casualties and arrests.
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Rowan
Palo
Civita Vecchia
Rome
Oudinot
M. Lesseps
Romano
National Assembly
Belletri
Garibaldi
Asmorlée
Pius IX
Vatican
M. Forbie Dauson
Paris
Bt. de Lesseps
France
Naples
Tuscany
Turin
Genoa
Guerrazzi
Leghorn
Venice
Malghere
Spain
Madrid
Pontifical States
Olozaga
Cortina
Mendizabal
Sanpinia
Rastenino
Ramorino
Court of Cassation
Soliers
Germany
Austria
Bavarian
Federation
Prussia
Frankfurt
Reb
M. Jacobi
Joud
Berlin
Palatinate
Schulz
Woeilburg
Imperial Ministry
Empire
Albano
Mezzacapo
Bapex
Barants
Fisssey
Frankfurter Zeitung
Lauterbach
Hessen
M. Prinz
Heppenheim
Mainiz
Letter on Gorham case and church unity in Plymouth
A published letter from Castle Hill dated April 5 forwards a cheque to aid the legal expenses of Mr Gorham. It defends the Bishop against alleged misuse of episcopal powers, critiques forced doctrinal uniformity, and argues that church unity does not require absolute orthodoxy. Signed Epeixnaton to Rev. John Hatchard, Plymouth.
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Gora
Ws Cass
Castle Hill
April
Gorham
John Hatchard
Plymouth
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Money Market
the Court
Harper
Johnston
Lord John Russell
M. Fincon
Jane
M. Baze
National Guard
Legislative Assembly
M. Dapin
la Republique
M. Starrast
Elysée National
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal Bageaud
Odillon Barrot
Dufaure
M. Odillon Barrot
M. Dufaure
M. Remnsat
M. Falloux
Public Instruction
M. Foucher
Finance
MM. O. Barrot
Constituent Assembly
Brarseilles
Toulon
Saxony
Hanover
Eisenstock
Chen
Nauwerk
Ludwig Simon
Goltz
Grisvell
Merk
Prince von Wiitgenstein
Bavex
Carlsruhe
Odenwald
Rustadt
Frankfort
Bavaria
Speyer
Landau
Ludwigsburg
Augusta
Count Neipperg
Maria
Hague
Landwehr
Waldeck
Herbeschal
Cologne
Brussels
Line
Bert
Guards
Denmans, &c
Fridricia
Copenhagen
Bonin
GagzipaLpi
St. Petersburgh
Rochow
Warsair
Tas Courrier Des Etats Unis
Patriarchaf Icaria
M. Cabet
Temple of Nauvoo
Ancu
Cantersuny
Travers Twiss
Canterbury
B. Burnaby
Taz Deata
E. Ksatcasutr
Merstham Hatch
Edward
St. Atean
Queen
THE
Baptist Missionary Society
City of London
Baptist Mission House
Moorgate Street
Court of Queen’s Bench
Enron
PensiongRs
Greenwich
Deptford
Vatus
Laxspir
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