The Two Burials Bills Debate in Parliament
The article contrasts the two Burials Bills with the Established Church of England. It argues churchyards are the Church's trust and should remain under Church direction, while permitting Dissenters to be buried on equal terms. It defends the current burial service and warns against Protestant dissenters gaining unrestricted access to churchyards, urging restraint and alignment with church tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Lord Beauchamp
Forniches
Esy
House of Commons
Christiana
Lord Beauchamphee
Miall
National Gallery
National Church
Mr. Gladstone
Messrs
Morgan
Sermons and Liturgical Notes From Oxford Texts 1872
A digest of church reads and a pocket guide for Lent notes, with Paley’s Evidences edition praised. Includes New Lectionary critique, meditations for Lent, and a Winchester Diocese calendar. Also reviews Street notes on architectural criticism and a critique of co operative trade pamphlet, all in a 1872 Oxford context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paley
E. A. Litton
MLA
Grief College
London
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Paley
Christian Evidence Committee
Christian Knowledge Society
Purge and Plea at St James Chapel Judicial Action
A Brighton Daily News report notes an apparitor from the Court of Appeal sealing the chapel doors at St James on Monday morning to prevent Mr Porches from conducting Divine Service. The congregation lodges a memorial to the Bishop of Chichester protesting the Privy Council Judicial Committee suspension and urging Bishops and Clergy to resist the Court’s spiritual jurisdiction.
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Brighton Daily News
Team 8
Bt. James's
St. James's Chapel
Chichester
Mgustare
Porches
Church of England
Destruction at St Pauls Cathedral Amid Thanksgiving Prep
Report from a Special Reporter describes chaos at St Pauls Cathedral as 300 workmen rush to ready galleries and timbers for the roof and nave. The scene includes hammer noise rivaling dockyard thunder, scaffolding, improvised stairs, and safety risks as crews advance toward a ceremonial restoration.
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Segan
St. Paul's Cathedral
St Paul's Cathedral
St. Piaul's Cathedral
Chatham Dockyard
Hatson
Christopher Wren
St Paul’s
Queen of England Visit Sparks Feuding Views on St Pauls Cathedral
A Special Reporter describes the anticipated architectural transformations at St Pauls, imagining the Queen entering the cathedral with galleries and tiered seating. He notes altered sightlines and diminished light, provoking mixed reactions from observers and clergy who fear desecration of a Christian temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Daya Mors
England
Hur
House of Lords
Faithful Commons
City of London
St. Paul’s
Dean Stanley in Glasgow Sermon Sparks Church State Debate
The Glasgow sermon by Dean Stanley is criticized as Socinianism in effect, arguing the state controls church establishment. Editors denounce his views as dangerous to Scotland’s church and urge adherence to historic faith amid broadside against state church alignment.
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Stanley
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Glasgow University
Major Scott
Dean Stanley
Broadway
Weehoold Co
Tna
Shore
Christ
God
Amo
West
Thia
Ing
Scotland
Evangelical Thoth
Gi News
Wormma Men's Coup Opens Clifton Institute Premises
Sr Avousine's Wormma Men's Coup in Curnen Ixent held a formal opening of new premises for Goldsmith row. About 60 members gathered for a religious service and a substantial supper. The Rev Geo Hervey chaired, toasts were given including Prosperity to Clifton Institute and the patroness Lady Ifden. Reader Sanders noted Lady Ifden planned a silk banner and aid with books for the Cricket Club. The club now counts 138 members and hosts several allied societies. Donations of money or books requested to support the endeavor.
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Avousine
Curnen Ixenttore
Wacoxnstox
Goldsmith Row
Geo. Hervey
Clifden Institute
Ifden
Sanders
Lady Clifton
Cricket Club
S Labour Loan Society
2 Co-Operative Coal Club
Thoese Wits Wien
Agia
Defection of Father Bradley Sparks City Religious Debate
From New York a correspondent reports on the Bradley affair stirring religious circles. It describes motives, factional stances, and the mixed reception within Catholic and Protestant communities as Bradley's move prompts sermons, public discourse, and debate over church allegiance and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradley
Oxford
England
Seymour
Ray
Trinity Church
Dix
St. Alben’s
Holborn
Pariah
Radley
Herald
Church of Rome
St. Stephen's
Twenty-eighth-street
BoGlyn
Peter
Christ
Pav
Tam
Rome
Nim
St. Paul's Chapel
Triity Chapel
St Mary-the-Virgi
Society of the Good Shepherd
J. W. Shackelford
Church of the Redeemer
John B. Murray
Brown
St. Mary’a-the Virgin
Cathedral Reform in India urged by Anglo Catholic journal
The Bombay church journal urges a return to Catholic rites at the Cathedral of Bombay to improve services. It argues for applying the Directorium Anglicanum, improving clergy and choir demeanor, seasonal altar cloths, and relocating the organ to enhance chorale singing with the clergy and choir enjoying a dedicated space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Directorium Anglicanum
Bishop Carr
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St. Mary-the-Virgin
John W. Burgon
Parkers
Dublin
Peter Young
Tts
Qu Courant
Winchester Drocesan
Winchester
Tia
George Edmund Street
Rivingtons
Mr. Street
Palace of Justice
Street
Calla
James Ferguson
Macmillan
Times
Bours
Westend
John
Purchas
the Judicial Committee
America
India
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