The Athanasian Creed Debate in Convocation Commentary
A Cameron study of Upper House speeches on the Athanasian Creed reveals cautious, stalled moves amid calls to preserve the Creed’s place in the Prayer Book. Convocation’s regained freedom is praised, while three proposals are examined: add a concluding rubric, remove the pre Creed rubric, or excise the monitory clauses, with advocates urging delay for broader Anglican consensus.
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Cameron
Gloucester
Vaughsen
Temple Church
House of Lords
Lincoln
Nicwa
Constantinople
St David's
Jeremy Taylor
Church warns against misreading creed clauses literally
A speaker defends a literal reading of the creeds core phrase He that believeth not shall be damned and rejects softening glosses. The aim is to clarify responsibility, preserve salvation scope, and address errors for the church’s faithful, stressing charity and firmness in warning.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Unchristianised India and the Mission Question
A critical piece argues that while India has long been under British rule, Christianisation has failed, weakening ties with Britain. It condemns superficial faith, praises a robust church structure, and warns that without organized missions and clerical support, the empire’s governance and safety could be jeopardized.
Scottish Church Plan Sparks Debate Over Office and Education
A Scottish correspondent disputes proposals to buy church adherents by surrendering the Scotch Office and urges strong defense of traditional Eucharistic worship. He advocates an Education Board for rapid policy action, questions General Synod timing, and calls for focused Lent sermons while noting public sympathy for a Glasgow bishop amid church unity tensions.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Scotrish
Afavr
England
Aession Board
Asia
Clash Over Bishop Wilson Provokes Scottish Press Debate
A GlasgowLondon broadcast of episcopal politics sparks a row as editors and clergy spar over Bishop Wilson and episcopal charity. The Glasgow Daily Herald’s attacks draw counterpoints from Presbyterians and English churchmen, while calls for wider Christian union surface amid criticisms of Beha vior and doctrinal stances.
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the Isles
Scotland
Glasgow Daily Herald
Sui Generis
Daily Herald
Glasgow
The
Herald
Stanley and
Jowett
Rerard
Reeper
Ewing
Coureo
Bishop Ewing
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Lowith
Snown
Wilson
Unio
Tullock
Church of Scotland
Mack
Kirk
Temple of Faith
Scottish Communion Office
S.P.C.K
F. Kitchin
J. Comper
Aberdeen
Privy Council Judgment Challenged by Mr Purochas at Brighton Chapel
A Brighton St James's Chapel correspondent reports Mr Purochas conducting a Sunday service in cope and incense. He asserts no Privy Council or Bishop authority to regulate readings, dress, or rites, claiming only private Act of Parliament authorizes his role. He vows to continue services, even if imprisoned, and warns the chapel will not close. The account notes offertory and benediction with his dracons and acolytes.
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Lange Aortion
India
Engand
Allie
America
Spd
England
Indian
Troe
Truth
Isbour
Tost
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Glasgow
Wilson
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Bytanso
St. James's Chapel
Brighton
Porches
St. James's
Elon Peerides
Privy Council
Privy Conncil
Porchan
Ordination at Lambeth Names Fresh Holy Orders Recipients
The Archbishop of Canterbury ordained deacons and priests at Lambeth Parish Church, admitting Rowland Taylor Plummer and others. Licences announced for church posts in Folkestone Croydon West Peckham and Dartford. An ordination sermon was given by Rev J S Hoare. Six Exhibitions at Westminster School offered for competition next Easter week.
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St Michael
Croydon
C. EE Fielding
West Pecklinn
F. N. Style
Dartford
J. 5. Hoare
Marston
Kent
H. W. Tamer
Westminster School
Imperial Parliament House of Lords and Commons Notes
In the Lords a brief sitting discussed railway amalgamation and nominations to joint committees. In the Commons ministers debated Army staff cuts, education policy, and the Royal Parks Bill. Notices covered reductions in landed forces and naval reorganization, with a lengthy privilege discussion and a move to expedite House business.
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House OF Lords
Famay
Fen
Moxpay
Fes
Lord Cowret
House OF Commons
Fumar
Hows
Tuxnawsr
Lesnr
Gianetoxs
Cork
Ireland
Gransroe
Gone AW
Brzaxp
Oxford Examinations Begin April Twenty Third for Music Students
University clerks report Fus. 25. Examinations start Tuesday April 23 at ten in the Magic School. Candidates must know Handel Messiah with Moanet's, Beethoven Pastoral, Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night's Dream, Mozart Requiem and Haydn Creation. Exhibitions and scholarships awarded to several students. convocation grants degrees to Wadham and Lincoln College members with conditions.
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Oxford
Srcoup
Bac
Handel
Moanet
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Wadham College
Frederick Quilter
Lincoln College
North Notts election signals Conservative gain over government
The North Notts by election saw Monckton beating Laycock by 1,060 votes, delivering a strong Conservative victory and a protest against government policies. Monckton, born 1844, educated at Eton and Oxford, becomes MP for the first time. his father has long served East Retford.
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Sparker
Monckton
Laycock
Nottingham
Ho Eas
Ik J
Modernta Mon
Vox Nota Norrs
Georges Edmund ‘Milnes Monckton
Viscount Galway
Henrietta Eliza
Lord Houghton
Eton
Christ Church, Oxford
Nottingore
East Retford
Navy Estimates Show Large Saving For Current Year
In the Navy Estimates for the current year the saving shown, allowing for reimbursements, 19,281,807. Roman Carmorso taanxsarving. On Sunday a letter from Archbishop Manning was read at High Mass in all the Roman Catholic Chapels throughout the metropolis, noting recovery and praying citizens' sympathy toward the Queen and Princess. The Allgemeine Zeitung prints a letter from Para Gratry to Canon Dollinger dated Montrane January 7, asserting unchanged convictions and urging truth with formal respect.
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Taanxsarving
Manning
Wales
Farmer Gnatar
Allgemeine Zeitung
Montrane
Canon Dollinger
Hyacinthe
Gearar
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Grapsroxe
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Moray Advertisers
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University and Collegiate
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F. H. Dalby
Christ Church
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