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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1874

Page

14

Church Reform and Confessional Debate Stir English Clergy

A tumultuous critique explores the failed bishop-led reforms in the Established Church. It cites Archbishop Canterbury's looming but vague plan, Evangelical demands, and Canon McNeile’s critique of Confession. The piece warns of potential revolution if reforms stall, notes on patronage abuses, and criticizes private patronage as a recurring scandal.

Canterbury Metropolitan Star Chamber Philip and Mary Tait Thomson Dr. Pusey Canon McNeile Church of England House of Commons Richard Dixon McLaren Salt Holt Bishop of Peterborough Archbishop of Christendom Guardian England Pantoulee

Disestablishment meeting at Campden interrupted by rowdy crowd

A crowded Campden Town Hall heard Rev J Scott James argue for disestablishment of the Church of England under the Liberation Society. Interruption, police threats, and mixed cheers marked the evening before a motion against disestablishment was carried amid disputes over the event’s conduct.

Evesham Journal Liberation Society J. Scott James Stratford-upon-Avon Church of England J. C. Reynolds Paxford Miall House of Lords W. H. Griffiths Carte Benney Hvesham Journal

The Lecturer Warns Against Ifudity of Church Defense

The Lecturer argues against coercive measures to curb free discussion of church matters. He warns that such tactics would destroy the Church’s defense and alienate every level of freedom and fair play, urging unity to protect the national church and beverage.

Tam, &A

Richmond Cemetery Wall Sparks Local Outcry

In Richmond on Thames alarm rose after the vicar erected a wall between the consecrated and Nonconformist burial grounds. A public meeting denounced the move while Earl Russell urged respect for Dissenters rights and the original 1853 separation plan.

Richmond-on-Thames Charles Burt C. T. Procter Proctor Union Workhouse Elh Thompson Earl Russell C. Burt Pembroke Lodge Richmond Park Richmond Lord Mansfield Procter

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