The Sling and the Stone and Voysey’s Trial Referee Editorial
The piece comments on Mr Voysey and the Archbishop of York as the trial of his religious career concludes. It argues Voysey sacrificed his faith for deistic experiments, condemns his doctrines, and predicts deprivation without spiritual loss. It notes the law remains Christian on the Trinity and Incarnation and questions the Privy Council’s power to deprive priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorsey
York
Voysey
Healaugh
Church of England
Harold Skimpole
Church
Mr. Voysey
Lord Hatherley
Robert Phillimore
Establishment
Church of God
Wwe
Hook
Crook
Judicial Committee
Privy Council
Mr. Mackonochie
The Church and Her Schools Time-table Conscience Clause Debate
The article argues that the Time-table Conscience Clause will be accepted by most church schools with the National Society's approval. It contends priests will guide both church and school teaching, while noting inspectors should assess religious instruction. It calls for systematic religious inspection funded by diocesan boards and supported by the National Society to preserve church teaching amid secular state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society
Church of Christ
Committee of Management
Jld
The
Educational League
Porter
Giles
Polly
Marsh
Church of England
London
Diocesan
House OF Commons
Tusspar
Abr
Bruce
Wilsoy-Patten
Fonsven
Newpscate
Belfort capitulation and war news shape French crisis
The latest dispatches report Belfort capitulated by a convention on the 15th, with the French garrison allowed to depart with honors. Armistices extend to Cote dOr Jura and Doubs while Bitsche remains the lone strong point. Paris and Parisian politics anxiously swirl around German advances and possible capital relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfort
Cote d’Or
Jura
Doubs
Bitsche
France
Prom Lille
North
Lecomte
Faidkerbe
Amiens
Pont Noyelles
St. Quentin
Propagateur de Lille
Paris
National Assembly
Metz
Tours
Belleville
America
Bourbaki
Gambetta
de Verre
Ecole Polytechnique
von Moltke
Besancon
Chanzy
Bordeaux
Parliament proceedings on Black Sea neutrality and Vienna talks
Lords discussed the Joint Anglo American Commission aims to amicably settle disputes with the United States and relay to the Foreign Office on major disagreements. Mr Gladstone disputed claims about France and Black Sea neutrality from the Vienna era, while Earl Granville and Lord Clarendon faced questions about shifts in opinion and the lasting importance of Black Sea neutralisation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Tuerspay
Darke
Souenser
Board of Admiralty
Lord Hatrfax
Childers
Duke of Somerset
Navy
Duke
Admiralty
House OF Commons
J. Hay
Odo Russell
Bismarck
Russia
Gladstone
A. Herbert
Government of National Defence
France
W. 8
Ssomr
the Treasury
Ritual Commission
Guanstone
Home Secretary
Mr. Hardy
Trespar
Lord Granvinus
Lord Cairns
United States
Foreign Office
Lord Cates
Paris
Black Sea
Vienna
Lord Clarendon
Mr Gladstone
Lord Palmerston
Earl Grasville
Windsor
Turkey
Porte
Europe
Mr. Gladstone
Henry Elliot
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the Church
Hatre
Loysel
Borfeaux
Garibaldi
Marseilles
Dieppe
Custom House
Berlin
Daily News
M. Jules Favre
Count Bismarck
Echo du Parlement
William
Society
Wepsespar
T. Cuamens
I. Lerwys-Ipperson
Baronet
Br. Kwatcupunt-Hecessen
Mos
Essex
House
Monk
Monse
Hon
Caur
Scotland
O. Kwixe
Tweed
Sixus
Morey
I. Cuaupers
Mrr
Sant
Metropolitan Police Forces
Parliament
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