Papal audience and charity gift to the Pope
The Pope received Lady Herbert of Lea in audience with directors from English Scottish and Irish colleges. She presented 3600 pounds gathered from poor girls in Great Britain. The Pope thanked her and noted continual consolation from conversions and affectionate demonstrations.
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Univers
Herbert of
Lea
Great Britain
Quota tion dispute stirs church and press notes
A European clergy and press roundup details disputes over copyright in Arnold summaries, ritual debates at Barnes and Pad dington, parish resignations over allotments, and German church state clashes. The piece surveys religious controversy, dissenting funds, and calls for separation of church and state amid a broader religious and political row.
Lancashire Congregational Union Meets in Liverpool
The Lancashire Congregational Union held its annual forenoon meeting at Great George-street Chapel Liverpool with about a hundred ministers and sixty seven delegates. Rev Samuel Pearson presided and spoke on the affirmative side of Congregationalism emphasizing liberty of conscience and opposition to state church controls.
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Matthew Arnold
Germany
Inquirer
English Independent
Fleetstreet
House of Lords
Canterbury
York
St. Mark’s
Wrexham
Oswestry
Pappineton
Mary
Stuart
Clopton
Suffolk
Atrow
Manchester
Clapton
Agricultural Union
Jalifax Courier
Barnes
P. G. Medd
Lavington
Medd
Cleren
Old Bailey
W. Edwards
C. Jones
W. Tyler
P. Cadby
Lustration Society
Brickton
Circular
Royal Pavilion
Brighton
Liberation Society
Councillor Unwin
Carvell Williams
Religious Equality Party
Charles Gilbert
Williams
John Russell
Wade Robinson
J. Atkinson
J. Martin
R. Hamilton
H. R. Hughes
Courch
StaTe
Federal Council
Reichsrath
Church
Lancashire Congregational Union
Great George-street Chapel
Liverpool
Lancashire
Samuel Pearson
F. D. Maurice
England