Latitudinarianism at Oxford sparks church unity fears
A pointed critique of the Oxford Select Preachership vote argues it marks Latitudinarian influence spreading through Oxford and the Church of England. It accuses High Church Radicals of abandoning authoritative teaching and warns of disestablishment and loss of evangelical parity amid growing religious license.
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Oxford
Osford
Church of England
Jowett
England
Christendom
Opposition to Dean Stanley’s Preachership Appointment
In opposition to Dean Stanley’s appointment to the Select Preachership, critics blame his alleged dangerous opinions and persistent advocacy for enemies of the Church. They cite his support for Mr. Voysey and question whether Jesus is the son of Joseph, urging a clear stance to ease Anglican minds unsettled by his Oxford appointment.
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Dean Stanley
Westminster Abbey
Vance Smith
Voysey
Lord
Westminster
Dean of
Jesus of Nazareth
Joseph
Oxford
Scotland
North British Mail
Messrs. Ogle and Co
Glasgow
Church of England
Uniformity of law and occasional miracles in science faith
The author argues that nature runs by a fixed law while God may intervene through miracles without disrupting the world. He contrasts universal scientific law with divine will, cites biblical examples, and warns that many educated people doubt religion, urging believers to resist this trend.
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Communica Ted
Dr. Carpenter
Herbert Spencer
Dr. Chalmers
Chalmers
God
Garden of Eden
Eli
Babylon
Gideon
Ajalon
Gon
Assyria
Judea
Satan
Jesus Christ
W.G
Hight Essays and the Illusions of Liberal Ritualism
A critical review of Orby Shipley editors essays arguing High Church Liberals push for reform in the Church of England. The piece attacks Shipley and supporters, praises Canon Humble and E G Wood, and condemns Whig and Liberal influences while noting other contributors' merits. It notes dangers to the Establishment and discusses Anglican schism debates in Scotland.
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Ecclesiasticat
Orby Shipley
M.A
London
Longmans
Church and State
Shipley
House of Commons
Peelites
Mr. Shipley
Intercessory Prayer and Hymn Tunes Noted in The Press
Archdeacon Bickersteth critiques intercession in Sermon on Intercessory Prayer. The Dean of Norwich publishes The Great Commission meditations for Humble Supplication. Arthur Brown scores praise for three hymn tunes published with Stone works. Bosworth sells them at 2s 6d per 25.
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Bickersteth
Norwich
Great Commission
Rivingtons
Arthur Brown
Stone
Bosworth
Brown
Consecration of Three Missionary Bishops at Westminster Abbey
The Sunday before Intercession Day saw three bishops consecrated for Mauritius, Hudson's Bay Territory, and North China at Westminster Abbey. Canon Miller preached on missions, praising their successes and urging prayer for pious, learned laborers. The ceremony included litany, oaths, and Holy Communion for about 1,000 communicants, with commentary noting some ceremonial flaws and requests for reverent arrangement.
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Prince Consort
Lambeth Chapel
Staley
Honolulu
Prince
Westminster Abbey
Mauritius
Hudson’s Bay Territory
North China
Cigon Miller
Archbishop of Canterbury
London
Rochester
Goss
Canon Miller
Jesus
Earth
Miller
Canterbury
Sierra Leone
Claughton
Ryan
Anderson
Milvaine
Cabman Wins Dismissal Over Open Window Fare Fight
At Westminster police court last week Rev. R. Graham of Hawkhurst Lodge Sydenham faced a cab dispute. He refused to pay 1s fare after exiting the cab three-quarters of a mile into a wet day over objections to a open window. The magistrate upheld Graham's right to open the window, stating no fare was payable under the circumstances. The case was dismissed.
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R. Graham
Hawkhurst Lodge
Sydenham
Westminster Police Court
Graham
Woolrych
CaTnedrats
Edmund B. Ferrey
Edinburgh
St. Paul's
Hollar
Dugdale
Christendom
Timbs
London and
Westminster
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William
Ecclesiastical Commission
Hampden
Hinds
Stanley
Cambridge
Privy Council
Dr. Temple
Exeter
Gladstone
Miall
Dilke
Leatham
Richard
Voysay
Canon Humble
E. G. Wood
J. O. Chambers
Chambers
Blenkinsopp
Devil
Law
Gladatone
J. W. Lea
Lean
Dr. Pusey
Newman
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