The Established Church and its political influence
The speaker argues the Established Church harms reform and progress. It aligns with opponents of change and opposes measures like the Test and Corporation Acts Catholic Emancipation suffrage extension free trade disestablishment of the Irish Church and university access for Nonconformists. He deems the Church indefensible across religious social and political facets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miall
Europe
England
Earth
Methodist Assembly Discusses Training College Plans and Reforms
At Manchester Conference the reception of several preachers on trial is reported along with proposals to expand the Normal College in Westminster and establish a second training college at Battersea for female students. The body approves a new principal and the Southlands property for the program, while debating circuit arrangements and other ecclesiastical matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Allen Rees
T. B. Jeffries
I’. L. Taylor
Gregory Renton
Rica
Normal College
Westminster
W. Snew
Oszorne
General Education Committee
Battersea
G. W. Ulger
H.A
Rice
Southlands
Wesleyan
Wappy
W. Arruun
R. Hall
Alex. M‘avnay
Liverpool
Pittstreet
London
Jobson
J. Woolmer
Wm. Arthur
A. M
Executive Council
United Kingdom Alliance
Walter C. Trevelyan
Home Department
Josefa Busit
Wesleyan College
Taunton
W. P. Slater
E. Coon
Paris
France
W. Arthur
John Wesley
M. de Rémusat
Grosvenor-street
Great Britain
Richard Haworth
Gladstone
Education Department
G. 0. Bate
I. N. Youna
A. Maclay
Children’s Fund
Financial District
Children’s and Schools Fund
W. Hicks
Liskeard
John Adcock
Bradford
W. Grirrrrus
A. Hanns
Preachers’ Superannuation and Beneficent Fund
George Fysh
Robert Trotter
Ira Miller
Thomas Hacking
Edward O. Perry
J. Swann Withington
George Q. Lund
Thomas Barlow
Thomas Newton
W. John Humberstone
William Embric
Ton
Alfred Jones
Henry M. Booth
Jabez King
Croydon
John Fish
Oxford
William H. Bond
Rochester
Thomas Aspinall
West Cowen
Christopher Bentley
Woodford
William Burnett
W. Grirrirus
Jamaica
England
Griffiths
Kingland
A. Honnipay
W. Perry
Catholic Schism in Germany Deepens Across Berlin Bonn and Munich
Berlin journals say Prussia warns Archbishop of Cologne against meddling in Bonn University teaching with threat to close the faculty. Dhellinger’s Munich rectorship faces papal anathema threats. Wurzburg elects anti infallibilist Reissmann as rector. Bonn sees ultramontane defeats. Berlin notes end of cordial church state harmony as Prussia and Rome drift apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cologne
Bonn
Dhéllinger
University of Munich
Wurzburg
Bavaria
Reissmann
Daily News
Church of Rome
Prussia
Frederick William the Paaith
Church of
Nome
Frederick William the Fourth
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THE
Methodist Assemblies
Fernley
Southport
Trinity Hall
Town
United
W. C. Litasy
Revere Bushell
Germany
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