Clash Over Petition at Bath Meeting on Mr. Shore Case
A Bath gathering debates relief for Mr. Shore amid clashes over an amendment to a petition. Mr. Spencer backs a broad reform while others insist on a stricter petition. The chair proclaims the amendment carried after heated cheers and jeers, ending the meeting with praises for Spencer and the chairman.
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Spencer
Gox
Anchard
Shore
W. C. Osporn
Arnchard
Chainman
Archard
Arcchard
Osworth
Joan Owen
Burrue
Shaftesbury
Rutter
Cuaipmann
Bath
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Cox
Stene—Er
Blair
Bristol
Satate
Exeter Hall
Bishop Phillpotts Seeks Public View on Shore Case
Henry Lod Bishop of Exeter publishes a letter to Archbishop Canterbury detailing the Shore case. He states support for measures aiding clergy with conscientious scruples leaving holy orders and notes Shore’s disagreement to stay within the church. The piece references letters and documents tied to Mr Share and cites the Western Times.
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Canterbury
Henry
Exeter
Shore
Murray
James Shore
House of Commons
Share
Western Times
Bishop Exeter pamphlet criticized in Shore dispute
The article reports on Bishop Phillpotts defending his conduct against Rev. James Shore and criticizes his use of misrepresentations. It includes Shore's April 13 1849 letter from St Thomas's Gaol Exeter asserting the bishop mutilated correspondence and forged a memo claim. Shore promises a full reply.
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Phillpotts
Archbishop of
Canterbury
James Shore
Times
Phillpotti
Devon
Shore
St. Thomas’s Gaol
Exeter
Deak
Cosens
Jammes Shore
Shore case debated as Dissenter and clergyman conflict
A long correspondence to the Times discusses Mr. Shore and the question whether he was a Dissenter when he officiated in a chapel licensed under the Toleration Act. Letters from Bridgetown and Exeter reveal his stance and Bishop Barnes’s replies.
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the Times
Shore
Bridgetown
Ralph Barnes
James Shore
Exeter
Sam
J. Shore
Racy Barnes
Basphey Eardmey
Yorquay
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