Debated Church power and disestablishment tensions in parliament
The piece analyzes Gladstone era debates over laity control, clerical independence, and disestablishment. It cites Viscount Bandgn and Sir John Coleridge, notes the Privy Council case on Purchas, and covers clashes over Ritualistic practices, burial bills, and the rise of Independent dissent.
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Sir John Coleridge
Privy Council
John
Canon Liddon
John Coleridge
Wolverhampton
Lichfield
Denominational clash over church education and Madagascar bishop
A Daily News correspondent highlights tensions in denominational education under the new Act, recounting a Church of England school lesson that sparked controversy. Letters reveal officials weighing Madagascar bishop consecration, with Granville and the Propagation Society's positions showing friction between Anglicans and other bodies.
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England
America
Ireland
Daily News
Midland
Cesar
Gladstone
Botany Bay
Madagascar
Canterbury
Earl Granville
Church of England
The
Propagation Society
Church Missionary Society
Davies on Congregationalism and the Church of England
The Contemporary Review carries an article by Rev. Llewelyn Davies a noted Broad Church clergyman on disestablishment exploring three paths to reform internal disruption wider church privileges and the belief disestablishment would benefit the church Davies argues that pan Church advocates seek equality and warn that such demands threaten the Establishment while he discusses the matter at length noting the weight of public opinion and church dynamics.
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J. C. Ryle
Ryle
Mr. Ryle
Church of England
Curteis
Bampton
Primitive Church
Christendom
Lkely
National Church
Cromwell
Llewelyn Davies
Davies