The priestly battle over Shore church secession sparks relief bill debate
A heated London and provincial debate follows Sir Culling Eardley and Bishop of Exeter as Mr. Shore seeks to leave the Church of England. Ministers, parishes, and public meetings weigh resolutions to back religious liberty and a prospective bill to ease secession penalties.
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St. Peter
Maskell
Cutttina Earphy
Church of England
Cuartman
Culling
Cuttine Banpity
Exeter
Mr. Shore
Sir Culling
Shore
Sir Culling Eardley
Gorham
Bridgetown
Barnes
Cosens
Mr. Cosens
Honourable Baronet
Times
Yorkshire
Paseyite
High Church
Newman
Church of Rome
Oakey
Ward
Rome
Sensation
Bouverie
Sheweth
James Shore
W. F. Winverarth
Duke of Somerset
Torquay
Trinity
Greenwood
Gill
Hillings
Messrs. Gill
House of Lords
Alexander Thompson
J. R. Montgomery
SwansEa
J. Shore
W. H. Michael
G. G. Francis
M. Moggridge
Michael
Tract Society
Law of England
Samuel Phillips
Gower
Baptist Noel
Harries
Kilvey
Reapine
Dr. Morison
S. Curwen
W. Guest
Robert Ainslie
J. J. Brown
William Legge
J. Hodson
OxfcIn
Iltwitt
Chudleigh
Wilmot Park