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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1877

Page

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Struggle Over Religion and Liberty in the 1660 Restoration

The piece recalls the 1660 Restoration’s religious politics, detailing the Puritan aim for liberty and purity, the fall of the Protectorate after Cromwell, the Convention Parliament, and Charles II’s cautious courtly moves. It notes the Breda declaration, episcopacy’s revival, and blunders by Presbyterians and bishops alike in seeking reconciliation.

Cromwell England Richard Oliver Convention Parliament Monk House of Stuart Valkland Charles I House of Lords Westminster Assembly John Owen Oxford John Howe John Milton Richard Baxter Kidderminster Commonwealth Church Charles Stuart Scotland Breda Neal Bayne Baxter Calamy Reynolds Bates Charles Owen Howe Clarendon Knox Church of England Sheldon Morley Holy Mother Church

Rejected Declaration and Rise of the Cavalier Parliament

The narrative recounts the 1660-61 period after Parliament rejected the Declaration by a 26 vote majority, the Savoy Conference, and Convocation actions. It notes the dissolution of the Convention Parliament, the rise of the Cavalier Parliament, and the passage of the Test and Corporation Act and the Act of Uniformity, restoring bishops and suppressing Puritan influence.

Clarendon Matthew Hales Charles Friends of Truth and Fidelity Holy Mother Church Bel and Dragon Susannah House of Lords

Ritualists anniversary events challenge reform act

The Church of England Working Men's Society marked its first anniversary with services at about a hundred churches. At St. Alban's Holborn Mr. Tooth urged steadfastness to first principles and opposition to compromise. A Cannon Street Hotel meeting, led by W Inglis, pressed repeal of the Public Worship Regulation Act. Monsignor Capel condemned Anglican ritualists for Catholic imitation and rejected Catholic Anglican entanglements, citing the Thirty nine Articles.

Church of England Working Men’s Society St. Alban’s Holborn Tooth Cannonstreet Hotel W. Inglis Leeds Society of the Holy Cross Monsignor Capel St. Anthony’s Liverpool Church of England
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