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Christian Advocate

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1836

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Dissenters Storm over Regium Donum and Church Rates

The piece covers debates on the Regium Donum affecting dissenting ministers in Ireland and Britain, calls for abolition of state stipends, and local clashes over church rates. It notes Mr Sharman Crawford and others pressing for religious equality, plus updates on new chapel openings, appointments, and abolitionist discourse by Dr Hoby in America.

Sharman Crawford M-P Belfast Northern Whig House of Commons Ireland Crawford Ebenezer Chapel Darwen Yesteray Ebenezer Halliday Rotherham College Bridlington William Morris Guernsey Baller Street Plymouth Hostley South Shields George T Unitarians Independents Baptists William of Orange George I Great Britain Dona Regia Leeds Intelligencer R. Peek London Jersey Herald Regium DL. Um Robert Walpole England Wales Baxter Regium Donum Independent Chapel Harrison Road Halifax R. W. Hamilton Leeds Independent Church Square Chapel Fairfax Express Wilks Scotland Paroch Uruil-Vrotnda Tim Mer PAL Oxford Cambridge God Ibdlate Miglit Baronet Legiag Monat Zion Chapel Tanity Birmingham Dr. Haley Falashood Hoby Baptist Union Baptist Board Baptist Board of London Midland Association America Atlantic New York Richmond Africa Jamaica Salem Chapel J. Roberts Melton Mowbray Bradford Observer

Mob Protests Church Rate Seizure At Potatoes Merchant Home

A crowd of about four to five hundred gathered outside No 2 College Terrace when broker T Oughton and assistants moved to distrain on goods for a church rate of twelve shillings sixpence. The owner Mr Wellbelove opposed the levy on grounds of conscience and closed his shop as the mob jeered and threats rose.

Broker Mr. Oughton Blakewell Oughton Taylor George-street Sloane-square King's Bench Gildersome Leeds Times W.’ Otter King’s College Chichester Allen Bristol Ely Bow Church Derry Duke of Northumberland Northumberland Basingstoke Walsall Potter Lord Bradford Lord Melbourne Gueasley Duke of Newcastle Stamford Warrington Notdingham Journal Archdeacon Clarke Eastham Philip Egerton Liverpool Journal Charles Simeon Croydon Surrey Broadway Chelsea Wrellbelove College-terrace I’. Oughton Fulham-road Wellheleya Weilbelove Wellbelove Well

Resignation over Conference rule splits Wesleyan meeting

At a Wesleyan Methodist Assembly in Stephenson’s Square Manchester Mrs D K Sheebotham of Dundee describes why he resigned from the Wesleyan Connexion. He cites a Conference document restricting ten year continuous office as unjust and prompts widespread discontent and class leaders’ protests. He drew up a Protest and quit after District efforts to strip his ministerial authority.

Wesleyan Methodist Association Tabernacle Stephenson Squire Manchester D.K. Sheebotham Dundee Wesleyan Connexion Durdee Mr. Sheebotham Tay Christ's Church Warren

Conflicts over Methodism and church authority in Scotland and Manchester

A discussion on church governance contrasts the Jerusalem council with the Methodist Conference. Speakers cite rights, consent, and preambles, noting funding, meeting-house costs, and public opinion battles. Coverage includes Manchester factory protests and abolitionist debates featuring Oastler and Bunting.

Westminster Confession Subscriptions Favored by Ulster Synod

The Ulster Synod at Cookstown voted for unlimited subscription to the Westminster Confession for ministry candidates after four days of debate. Ministers 94, Elders 31 in favor. 28 opposed. Dr. Cooke challenged dissenters as he denounced private discussions and confronted Mr. Dill, threatening to leave the assembly.

Board of National Education Ireland Cooke Carlile Jarkle Dill

Mysterious healer tours Sussex claiming divine commission

An itinerant figure travels eastern Sussex claiming a divine mandate to heal. Reports describe crowds of carts bringing diseased patients to his ministry at Udimore. He asserts illness stems from evil spirits inhabiting bodies and demonstrates forceful joint manipulations, then promises healing without charge.

Sussex Udimore

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