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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 05, 1871
Page
3
The article argues bishops should resist partisan pressure and apply the judgment only in a discriminating way. It calls for a tolerant majority among English Churchmen to interpret the ruling without forcing Low-Church or High-Church clergy into coercive positions, promoting liberal, charitable response.
Dr Dollinger resists the infallibility dogma urging his stance before the Fulda bishops assembly. Bavaria opposes the council vote, while a Munich clergy dispute tests clerical obedience and state tolerance. Rome signals potential resignation of Cardinal Antonelli amid Papal hardline on concessions to Italian policy.
The Miall motion on Disestablishment was postponed from April 18 to May 9 and will be first on the notices of motions for the day likely occupying the entire session. The Bishop of Winchester has presented his son Basil Wilberforce to the rectory of St Mary, Southampton, worth 1000 pounds yearly. A correspondent calls this Wilberforce “Practical View.” The Voysey sentence has been affirmed by the Queen. costs will be paid. Gladstone jokes about Irish and English disestablishment. government could act if bishops enforce judgment. The New Testament Revisers completed their work on Sunday.
A long excerpt discusses church funding and disestablishment in England, the New South Wales education bill, and religious policy in the West Indies. It notes misquotation of Miall, calls for secular schooling, and reports barbadian policy while praising evangelical progress in America and Europe. Beecher attributes a global Christian revival to Protestant nations and warns of Catholic influence.
A breakfast at Cannon Street Hotel celebrated the unveiling of Lowes Dickinson's portrait of Rev. Thomas Binney. About 200 attendees including London Congregational ministers heard a tribute to Binney’s long, active service defending the Gospel and ecclesiastical liberty. The address praised his forty years of prominence and his nearing retirement, with wishes for his and his family's well being and a new sense of grace in his final days.
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