A History of the Isle of Man volume 2
A History of the Isle of Man volume 2
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726 HISTORY OF THE ISLE OF MAN been a great development of open-air services in the country.
This period has also been marked by legislation in the direction of giving Nonconformists equal rights with Churchmen. The Civil Begistration Act of 1876 formed regular civil registration districts, where registration is made compulsory ; * and, in 1885, this Act was amended by a provision that the presence of a Registrar is not necessary at a marriage in a registered building. ! By the B...urials Act of 1881 burials might take place in churchyards without the rites of the Church of England ; I and, in 1899, any burial service, provided it be " Christian, " was per- mitted in the mortuary chapels connected with the burial grounds of two of the largest parishes.
The good feeling existing between Churchmen and Nonconformists prior to 1866 has, we believe, been fairly well maintained since that date. We can, at least, confidently state that there is a marked absence of the antagonism which still exists in some parts of England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, pp. 545-62).
726 HISTORY OF THE ISLE OF MAN been a great development of open-air services in the country.
This period has also been marked by legislation in the direction of giving Nonconformists equal rights with Churchmen. The Civil Begistration Act of 1876 formed regular civil registration districts, where registration is made compulsory ; * and, in 1885, this Act was amended by a provision that the presence of a Registrar is not necessary at a marriage in a registered building. ! By the B...urials Act of 1881 burials might take place in churchyards without the rites of the Church of England ; I and, in 1899, any burial service, provided it be " Christian, " was per- mitted in the mortuary chapels connected with the burial grounds of two of the largest parishes.
The good feeling existing between Churchmen and Nonconformists prior to 1866 has, we believe, been fairly well maintained since that date. We can, at least, confidently state that there is a marked absence of the antagonism which still exists in some parts of England.
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