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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1868

Page

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Episcopal Disraeli and religious zeal in public life

The passage discusses whether the best future for the party of religion lies in renewed zeal and unity rather than resisting legitimate claims. It praises the Bishop of Oxford's private meditations and suggests he may soon offer decisive leadership akin to Disraeli in episcopal form.

Oxford Episcopal Disraeli Hanover Square Tillett Norwich Cannon-street Hotel London Carvell Williams Serjeants’Inn Fleet-street

Ecclesiastical Notes on Ritualistic Controversy in England

The piece discusses Rev. W. J. Bennett of Frome facing indictment over Eucharist doctrine, criticizes Evangelicals for focusing on ceremony, and previews a broader debate on Irish Church disestablishment. It notes a large St James's Hall meeting led by Earl Russell, debates in Osservatore Romano about Gladstone and Disraeli, and includes a letter from a Unitarians’ reader on state church questions.

W. J Bennett Frome Church of England Dean of Arches England St. James’s Hall Earl Russell Harl Husgell British Empire Church of Cullen London Jesuits Rome Gladstone Guardian The Osservatore Romano Osservatore Horseman Ireland Osservatore Manu Dee Disraeli Maguire Trish Sir Mr. Gladstone Mr. Disraeli Italy Sir Gladstone Tor

Unitarian Minister Responds to Past and Present Reflections

A letter from Richard Shelley defends Unitarian distinctions between past and present beliefs. He argues that references to Unitarianism should reflect the era, not modern reinterpretations, and requests readers consider the context of Priestley’s time in relation to state church ideas.

Richard Shelley Priestley Arches

Great National Reform Union meeting in London

A large crowd filled St James's Hall for a National Reform Union gathering in support of Mr. Gladstone's resolutions. Earl Russell opened with cordial cheers, praising the national crisis and urging strong backing for reform.

National Reform Union Gladstone St. James’s Hall Countess Russell Karl Russell Earl Russell

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