Sedition in London Opens Parliament Week Amid Disloyal Demonstration
A London crowd gathered in Trafalgar Square and Bloomsbury to display sympathy with revolutionary aims, led by Dilke allies and the Universal Republican League. Police kept order as marches progressed to Dorset Street and Trafalgar Square, with red flags, banners, and cheers for a République Universelle while some shouted against the Queen.
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Soho Square
Universal Republican League
London
Rocsco
Schoaquare
Dilke
Prince of Wales
Boulevard Saint Michel
Cain
England
Marseillaise
Vermersch
Pere Duchéne
Dorset-street
Trafalgarequara
Trafalgar Square
Odger
Luther
Dissenting revolt framed as Republican prop in Trafalgar row
A disguised dissenter spoke at a meeting denouncing hereditary privilege as the path to progress while Monarchical institutions were rejected as a Great Reform cause. The crowd cheered, signaling alarm at links between Dissent and sedition and warning government action is needed as Parliament reconvenes.
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Trafalgar-square
Archdeacon Denison and His Diocesan Rift
The exposes a long dispute between Archdeacon Denison and the Bishop of Bath and Wells. Denison defends ritual and symbolic Eucharist observance against opposition from parishioners, fellow clergy, and the bishop, citing restoration from illness and a revived church revival as essential. The pamphlet published by Parker and Co. outlines years of correspondence 1871–2 and calls for adherence to Catholic ritual against liberalizing pressures.
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Denison
Bath and Wells
Messrs. Parker and Co
Oxford
London
East Brent
Jane
Maccy
Dioerse
England
Church of England
Church of Rome
Roma
Bishops clash over curates licences in Bath and Wells letter
Archdeacon disputes Bishop of Bath and Wells over revoking Curates licences at Enat Brent Highbridge. Grange A. Denison, Bishop, notes he ordered a case for counsel after alleging unlawful coronation of curates. Letter dated Reb. 2, 1872.
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Enat Brent
Bichon
Yast Brent
Highbridge
Loni
Grost Leason
Uitra Vires
Rea
Purchas Condemned for Contempts in Vestment Dispute at Brighton
The Finance Committee examined Hebbert's Purchases case regarding objectionable vestments and ceremony at St James's Church Brighton. Mr Purcas was admonished. the court ordered twelve months suspension and a lay-property sequestration for unpaid costs of £2006 14s 10d, with fines for neglect of the court orders and continued ceremonies.
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Purchas
Hebbert
Paorchss
St. James's Church
Brighton
York
London
Xees
Justice Mellish
M. Smith
K. Ollier
de. Tristram
Mr. Parchan
Arches
Java
Purciss
Melick
Tristram
Parchay
Markonochie
Judicial Committee
Parchas
Ghancillor
Purday
Perches
Narrows
Lospor
Executive Council
C. E. Freeman
Tha Hay
Jones
Ellis
Messrs
Garwood
Greet
Norris
Toner
Vinen
J. B. Verna
Joby
Back
St. George the
Queen’e Square
Holborn
Birking
Diocess
Rochester
J. R. Dowson
J. Waddoo Martyn
J. F. Wakefield
Lospos Fase and Crux Cavacr Association
Norfolk Street
Strand
HL. G. Hayter
W. A. Lindsay
V.P
Hors
G. Barnes
W. Wallace
H. Trelawny Boodle
C. Graham Carttar
Melvil Green
BR. Townshend Mayer
Mr. Lindsay
London Free and Open Church Association
Exeter Hall
R. Townshend Mayer
Association
Hi. Trollway Boodle
R. ‘Townshend Mayer
Association For
March West
Graham Carttar
Mersig
Boodle
Lindsay
Mayer
Gower
Earl Nelson
Yorkshire
Agen
Cronlbia Cossessioners
British Parliament Debates Alabama and Collier amid party clashes
The Lords opened by royal command with Lord Clore reading the Queen's Speech. Discussions covered Sir B Collier's appointment, the Alabama issue, and responses to the Royal Speech. Commons saw heavy motion notices, with Gladstone, Forster, and Disraeli shaping plans on public business, ballot reforms, and health bills.
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House OF Lords
Yartance
Loun Citinogazor
Earl Delawane
Viscount Powerscourt
Duke of Rigmeowp
Mishams
Earl Guanviere
St. Paul's
Alabama
Denny
Tuvasmar Fes
Tord Reozspate
Stanmore
Shy Tressary
Lord Advocate
Home Secretary
Hibbert
Dixon
Gross
B. Collier
Cave
Albert and
Corry
Sealy
Gourlay
Admiralty
C. Morgan
Milbank
Bir C. Dike
Newcastle
Strutt
Colman
Prince of Wales
Disraeli
Todmland
Debate on Ballot and US relations in the House of Commons
The debate covered opposition to the Ballot across the empire, the Alabama claims, and the Washington Treaty. Gladstone defended recent Admiralty changes, praised prudent concessions to the United States, and rejected indirect claims. The House adjourned after introducing several private bills and motions, including one on rural public health and worship sites.
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United States
Lord Derby
Alabama
Lord Dechy
Mr. Gladstone
Distsch
Washington
Guansroxg
Bir H. Seywrr-Inseron
Worshif
Bohools
C. Monga
Hoa
Lesve
Me. T. Callegee
Lagalies Tnarciaga
Saxr
Church of
Fee
Gnatheroxe
Fromier
Diskanti
North-West Riding Election Returns Conservatives Regain Seat
Tuesday’s poll produced a Conservative victory with Mr. Francia Sharp Powell defeating Mr. Isaac Holden by a majority of 6917 out of about 24 000 votes cast. Powell thanked supporters. Holden likewise endorsed his backers. The Leeds Mercury decried the Liberal humiliation while the Yorkshire Post warned that Gladstone’s ascendancy may be fading.
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Francia Sharp Powell
Issse Holdoo
Powell
Holden
Leeds Mercury
Yorkshire
Adis
Yorkshire Post
Gladstone
Scottish Church Crises and Debt Appeals In Edinburgh
Reports from Scotland discuss possible ending of the Scottish Communion Office to favor reconciliation with Schismatics, with Bishop Coadjutor of Edinburgh leading efforts. Debates cover church authority, English Lectionary legality, a building debt appeal for All Saints Edinburgh, and plans for a new Southside church amid disestablishment talks. The Crercy Loxnow Society debated disestablishment, with votes narrowly against adjournment and strong calls for a National Church.
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Eainburgh Isaid
Obien
Dr. McCann
Glasgow
Drummond
Taball
All Saints
Edinburgh
Canon Norris
Church ‘Training College
Lenzis
Flemyng
Southside
M.B. Hutchinson
Crercy Loxnow
Church of Ear
J. Husband
J. H. Levy
Union of ‘Church the Brain
C. Morrison
G. D. Hooper
National Church
Bir
B. P. Stebbing
Correspondence on the Black Gown Conference and Loyal Addresses
Letters discuss the Black Gown Conference with critique of language used in Rev S Thorntons Speech and the removal of strong language from speeches. A Loyal Addresses of Convocation letter questions flattery toward the Crown and the Prince of Wales amid remarks on religious training and truth. Comments reference English Church Union notices and upcoming society meeting.
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Sre
Ecard
S. Thornton
Church of England
Prince of Wales
Flor
English Church Union
Coasines
Oxford Congregation Alters Statute on Sermons and Nominations
A Oxford congregation passed a statute altering the regulation of University Sermons and enabling Cambridge and Dublin to nominate 45 select preachers. It also addressed conformity to the Church of England under the Universities Test Acts and approved related procedural amendments. Several degrees were conferred, including Honorary Doctor in Divinity on Right Rev Alfred Willis.
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Oxford
Fesavarr
Amambarg
Cambridge
Dublin
Alfred Willis
MLA
St John’s College
Honolulu
Hoeeide
Regius
Arta
A. C. Pearson
Balliol
B. A. Knox
Merton
F.B. Dovey
Exelor
A. R. Wilkinson
Oriel
P. Barker
J. Wallroth
Brasenose
B. Sampson
G. Beecroft
A. Simeon
Christ Church
J. Bond
St. John’s
W. Cognwell
Wadhary Colleges
W. Williama
J. Brann
W. T. Seckor
C. Vincent
Naw College
A Hardfréy
Lincoln
R Muir
W. Goolden
Magdalio
OB. Hiberden
W.buddison
B. Alford
F. Browne
Wadham
G. E. Jeans
Pembroke
W. Gordon
J. N. Hilbary
L. K. Hilton
Magdalen Front
Jeans College
John P. Fetty
St. Edmond Hall
Trinity College
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Christ
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Bath and Wella
Scotland
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