Union of Church and State Debate in Anglican Context
A lengthy critique of Mr Noel's proposition for church state union, praising his clarity while challenging the Record and Daily News. It argues the question is whether Christian congregations should receive pastors' salaries from the state and be under supervision, defending meeting Noel on his ground and urging Churchmen to act to protect Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Schiptittt
Novi
Rtecord
Noel
Napoleon
Nniond
Sit
Mr. Noel
Daily News
J. E. Gordon
M.P
Dundalk
Iuch Stowell
Church of England
Exeter-hall
Tiber
Briurona
Population of the Netherlands in 1848 and Portree temperance notes
The 1848 Dutch population was 3,050,840, down 7,787 from the previous year. A Portree Skye abstinence society formed in March reports about 160 members, a library of around forty volumes, and visible moral improvement. The writer, 17 years a sectoral, was asked to be president, and thanks are given to benefactors sending monthly publications, valued for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Nutherlands
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Tempenanga SocretTy
Portruxz
The
Christian Times
Portree
Skye
Post-office
National Temperance Chronicle
Herald of Peace
Scottish Temperance Review
Alexander Adam
United Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Society of France faces funding strains and secessions
Paris reports the Evangelical Society of France celebrates its 16th anniversary while facing deficits since 1347, staff reductions, and closure of female normal schools amid political turmoil. It highlights reform to agency neutrality toward ecclesiastical forms, urges faith development, notes Frederic Monod and Benjamin Pozzy’s secessions, and comments on French politics and military displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Evangelical Society OF Pranct— Secession
Aesistant
Evangelical Society of
Minte-Vienne
Youne
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Friends of the Gospel
Evangelical Society
M. Frederic Monod
M. Benjamin Pozzy
Bergerac
Dordogne
M. Monod
Br. Pozzy
South
Ifis
M. Ratteau
Italy News From Tuscany and Rome In January 1849
Report from January 27 1849 notes political tension in Tuscany with Guerazzi denying invasion rumors as La Cecilia resigns consulship at Leghorn. Finance minister Adami reassures merchants over paper money while Bologna shows anti pope sentiment by posting excommunication. Rome remains quiet, with no rebellion at St Michele hospital and Cardinal Losti as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Tuscany
Rome
Oton
Pran
Naples
la Cecilia
Guerazzi
Civita Vecchia
Corriere Livornese
National Club
Leghorn
John Petracce
Petracede
Adami
Bologna
Chia
Romaena
Jossi
St. Michele
Cardinal Losti
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Church of
Engli
Edward Herbert Kenney
Foreign Correspondence
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