Middle Class Education and Church Schools Vision
The piece argues for affordable, quality church led education for the middle class, proposing upper elementary and boarding options tied to church morality. It highlights Woodard schools like Hurstpierpoint Ardingley and Denstone, urges endowment use, and calls for expansion to parish towns to prevent reliance on Dissenting schools.
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Rome
England
Woodard
Diocese of
Chichester
Hurstpierpoint
Ardingley
Denstone
Midland Counties
St. Nicholas College
Shoreham
Susses
Lancing College
Debate over St Pauls Cathedral decoration clashes with religious character
The piece argues the dispute over completing St Pauls Cathedral is theological more than stylistic, insisting ecclesiastical decor must reflect Christian worship. It cites Times observations on Italian versus Gothic styles and Cardinal Wise mans critique of current monuments, urging decor to express sacred meaning rather than worldly allegories.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul’s
Barges
England
Lcons
London
Church of England
St. Paul's
Cardinal Wiseman
Yomnae
House of Commons
Ganges
Thames
Nile
Clio
Apollo
Britannia
Roma
Sermons For The Black Letter Days Of The Church Of England
Notices in a periodical review describe Rev J M Neale and W H Ley sermon collections. Neale’s third edition compiles fifty two sermons on holy days and Christmas, with aimed age readings for the elderly. Ley’s Sophore Stupres offers one hundred studies on Scriptural figures for family devotions and sermon prep. A Magdalen Chapel sermon by J S Jones defends Reformed Church claims in Ireland and praises St Patrick’s lineage and influence.
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J. M. Neale
Sackville College
East Grinstead
London
Masters
Pridt
Sophore Stupres
W. H. Ley
Sellack
Trinity College
Oxford
Longmans
Church On Earth
St. Pargiox
Magdalen Chapel
J. 8. Jones
Magdalen
Bartlett and Co
Ireland
Patrick
St. Patrick
Europe
St. Columba
Iona
St. Aidan
Northumbria
St. Gall
Switzerland
St. Columbanus
St. Andrew's Chapel
Orpington
Herbert Todd
Parker and Co
Faith and Anglican Orders in the Irish Church Crisis
A survey of Anglican appeals for support to the disestablished Church of Ireland, followed by book notices and sermons on ordination duties, Anglican orders, and theological works. Includes discussion of Proposals and criticisms of licensing and temperance movements and a critique of the United Kingdom Alliance pamphlet amid 19th century religious and political tensions.
Lord Shaftesbury on the Athanasian Creed
Lord Shaftesbury sends an appeal to The Times urging that the Athanasian Creed no longer be compulsory in public Church of England services. He questions lay members’ readiness to subscribe and asks for measures to relax the recital in public worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Church of England
Canterbury
Shaftesbury
Fenian prisoners to be released before Duke’s visit
The Times Dublin correspondent reports the Amnesty Association has learned the remaining Fenian prisoners will be released soon, likely before the Duke of Edinburgh arrives to open the Exhibition. The note follows broadcasts from the Irish scene with religious and educational debates in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Dublin
Amnesty Association
Duke of Edinburgh
Dean Stanley
St. Mary’s
Hornimans
Ghortlats
FERRE
Laying the foundation stone of St Cyprian's Church in Lenzie
A correspondent reports the foundation stone of St Cyprian's in Lenzie was laid quietly on Tuesday the 21st by Thomas Craig Christie of Bedlay. ceremony featured Rev Dr Flemyng and clergy, with a hermetically sealed jar placed beneath the stone and a silver trowel presented to Christie.
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Lenzie Episcopal Church
Glasgow
St. Cyprian’s
Dunbarton
Lenzie
Thomas Craig Christie
Bedlay
Alex. Ross, Esq
Inverness
Gordon
St. Andrew’s
W. Stephen
St. Luke’s
Dumbarton
Christie
Messrs
Ross
Dunderdale
Lester
Jesus Christ
St. Cyprian
Carthage
Flemyng
John Baird
Archbishop of Canterbury
Aberdeen
Reid
Christ Church
Gordonhill
All Saints” School
Hutchinson
St. Ninian'’s
Mission and change mark Indian church news
In Bombay’s Anglo Catholic page the Madras Bishop confirms 60 to 70 at St Matthias Vepery during Passion Week. Surat reports Easter chaplain arrival and church daily services averaging 15 at 7 am with larger crowds for lectures. Punjaab notes sweeping religious changes, Punjab revival spreading from Delhi to Pesahwar amid debates on prayer and conferences. Nagpore church features a 200-seat neat building with a steeple fund, erecting a memorial East window to Colonel Elliot, four outstations, and daily prayers with sermons Sundays and Holy Days. New York reports the Cornelia sunk off Grimsby en route to Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Madras
St. Matthias
Vepery
Surat
Ps. K
Delhi
Pesahwar
Evangelical School
Punjab
India
Allahabad
Nagpore
Elliot
Central Provinces
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Church of Ireland
Caurca
Parkers and Co
Holy City
Hodges
Unirep Kixapost Allianch and Mae
Victuallers’ Defence League
United Kingdom Alliance
Executive Council
Manchester
Alliance Office
John Dalton-street
John Heywood
Parliament-street
Clarke and Co
Lord Shaftesbury
Times
Cauuul S
Scotland
the Church IN India
New York
Cornelia
Grimsby
Quebec
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