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Charles Huntington (formerly Darwen, 4 Jul 1892 – 8 Jul 1895) – View recent appearances

Hunting Bill (21 Oct 2003): The Bishop of Chester: ...terms of utility, lack of cruelty and so forth. I shall, if I may, flag up my own view. It probably is the time slightly to adjust the boundary of what is legal and not legal in the general area of hunting and field sports. I find that I can support fox hunting. I declare an interest in that I keep a few hens. I have five. Indeed, I am tempted to adopt the unique position of wishing to...
Iraq (24 Sep 2002): The Bishop of Chester: ...was only when life evolved to form complex organisms that the possibility of disease and deformation arose. It was only when animals emerged, able to move around their environment, that creatures hunted and killed. Human beings represent a wholly new emergence on our planet bringing self-consciousness, an understanding of truth, beauty and justice and an ability to relate to our Creator....
Multi-ethnicity and Multi-culturalism (20 Mar 2002): The Bishop of Chester: ...monarchy, with its sacred and spiritual basis, to the alternative symbols of flags, national anthems and myths of national destiny, which tend to fill the vacuum elsewhere, as the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, described. But if the establishment of the Church of England is to survive, it will need to evolve; to take account of the new dimensions of multi-ethnicity and multi-culturalism in our...

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