The Gospel of St. Fust and the Doctors Commons
A critical prose piece contrasts a primitive church ideal with Dr. Lushingtons controversial rulings on church decor. It lampoons authorities from Parliament to Sir Herbert Jenner Faust, denouncing ornate altars and liturgical objects as irrelevant to true devotion while urging a return to spiritual heart over ceremony. The writer likens the case to Cato and condemns Doctors Commons for overreaching in defining church completeness.
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Oui
Lone Glen
Christ
Consistory Court
Cominons
Lushington
Belgravia
Zwinglius
Cromwell
Commons
Hubert Jenner Fust
Cumist
Tie
Herbert Jenner Faust
Paul
Peter
John
James
Luke
Matthew
Jude
Fust
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Tweed
St. Fust
Jacob
Samaria
Cato
Russian Empire
Doctors’ Commons
Russia
England
Royal train brings Royal family to Osborne
The special royal train arrives at Clarence-yard Gosport carrying the Prince Consort and the entire Royal family en route to Osborne. The Fairy steam-yacht transports the Court to Cowes where they dock by 1:15 pm and plan to stay until the following Saturday. The Queen appoints Mrs Alexander Gordon as Bedchamber Woman in Ordinary. Parliament prorogation extends to January 31 next year.
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Ossorne
Ralph Dutton
L. Cronsbie
Joseph Beattie
South-Western Railway
Clarence-yard
Gosport
Ghee
Prince Consort
Osborne
Fairy
Joseph Denman
Cowes
Princess Royal
Alice
Alexander Gordon
Amelia Murray
Partiaament
Victoria
Privy Council
Kingdom
Great Britain
Parliament prorogued to January 31 and Cabinet reform talked
Royal Commission extends Parliament prorogation to January 31. The Lords and Commons are summoned to Westminster on January 3 for the commission read. Gossip links Marquis of Lansdowne and Lord Palmerston to cabinet talks with a proposed Education Department and Lord John Russell possibly as minister in a reformed government.
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House of Commons
Westminster
Dudley
Earl of Harrowby
Duchy
County Palatine of Lancaster
Matthew Talbot Baines
Duchy of Lancaster
Commons
Shires
Marquis of Lansdowne
John Russell
Stroud
Lord Palmerston
Woburn Abbey
Duke of Bedford
Committee of Couniit
Excommunication and Kingside tensions in press debate
The Press reports heated reactions in Britain over Sardinia's king and papal censure, detailing Ultramontane views on excommunication, royal reception in London, and clashes between clerical and radical papers. It also covers a chaotic Eastern Counties Company meeting led by Waddington, and notes new London journals, Russian naval stats, and previews of the Allies next campaign with fleet and vessel counts.
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Tnr Kine
Sardinia
Cnivers
England
Holy See
France
Times
Victor Mmmanuel
Turin
Christian Association
Mare
Lyons
Monsignor
Franzoni
London
Eastern Counties
the Times
Eastern Counties Company
Waddington
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