Debate on undenominational education and census in Parliament
The article discusses sectarian divides in Ireland and England as Parliament considers an undenominational university system and an ecclesiastical census. It cites figures on church and dissenting spending, the National Society’s stance, and the need for Conscience Clauses amid ongoing education debates.
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England
London University
Senate
Gladstone
Baines
Rennie
Church Institution
Osborne Morgan
Richard
Wales
Merthyr
Home Secretary
Horsman
Committee of the National Society
Liberation Society Holds Young Men Conference at Walthamstow
The London Young Men's Committee held an open conference at the Public Hall in Walthamstow with Ebenezer Clarke presiding. Speakers included Rev J Clifford on church and state and several ministers, ending with thanks to the chairman. The season concludes with a future meeting at the Metropolitan Tabernacle introduced by Mr Carvell Williams.
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London
Young Men's Committee
Walthamstow
Ebenezer Clarke
J. Clifford, M.A
Ll.b
W. Dorling
Buckhursthill
W. H. Hooper
B. Beddow
Wanstead
J. Firth Bottomley
E. Unwin
James Spicer
Jun
T. P. Bacon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Carvell Williams
Roman Council teeters over papal infallibility probe
Telegraphic notes from Rome say M de Bonneville left Paris for Rome with a note to the council while a second part of the De Fide scheme failed to reach a vote. The Vatican’s softened stance prompted new discussions and a possible rewording, with rumors of a council proclamation by acclamation quashed by the Pope.
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M.de Bonneville
Paris
Rome
Vatican
Commission
Mémorial Diplomatique
Council
Holy Father
Holy See
Teather Newman
Malhorne
Oman
Dev. Newman
Papal Infallibility Debate Shifts Anglican Ritualists in England
Dr. Newman warns that the forthcoming Papal Infallibility declaration will complicate Anglican Ritualist movements and challenge private judgment against church history. The North German Gazette notes Rome letters will be collected in Leipzig, while Russia plans to suppress Council decrees likely to stir dissent, including the Infallibility dogma and the Syllabus.
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Newman
England
Rome
Augsburg Gazette
Irish bishops seek uniform sustentation fund scheme
In the approach to master vestries the Irish bishops plan a uniform sustentation fund scheme. Irish Church Commissioners, Viscount Monck, Mr. Justice Lawson, and Mr. Hamilton heard appeals under the Dis establishment Act. Also noted, Rev. Brewin Grant will soon be ordained in York after joining the Church of England.
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Viscount Monck
Justice Lawson
Hamilton
Brewin Grant
Church of England
York
London
Exeter
Charles Voysey
Healaugh
Cuurcu
Lycurgus
Canterbury
England
Constantinople
Jerusalem
East
Church Review
Belfast
Ireland
Earl of Derby
New Orleans
Episcopal Church
New York
Min Newingate
Duke of Norfolk
Stafford Trouse
Viccadilly
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Privy Council Committee On Education
National Society
Timme
the Liberation Society
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