New Ecclesiastical Judge to Receive Ministry Salary
The government bill aims to fund the new ecclesiastical judge with a salary of 1,112 pounds 18 shillings and sixpence, reportedly held under Queen Anne’s Bounty guardianship. It would be paid to Lord Penzance for a year until Parliament provides a permanent provision.
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Lord Penzance
Liberation Lectures Spark Controversy at Earlshaton
In Earlshaton three nights last week featured contrasting talks. Mr Gordon clashed with Mrs Berger and Rev. Mr Berger amid strong local feeling as a planned debate loomed, while Gedney Dyke hosted an open air lecture rescheduled to the Free Methodist Chapel due to rain with Rev. J. H. Lummis debating Gladstone’s church question.
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Earlsheaton
Dewspury
Gordon
Touchstone
Manchester
Berger
Bolton
Mr. Gordon
Gedney
Mr. Gladstone
Church of England
Dean of Arches on Graveyards and Clerical Power
A critique of Sir R. Phillimore’s Owston ruling on parish graveyard control. It argues incumbents may ban inscriptions and gravestones, with bishops aligned, leaving laity with no legal remedy. The piece warns of clergy turning graveyards into paddocks and demands a tribunal to curb ecclesiastical overreach.
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R. Phillimore
House of Commons
Owston
Annie Keet
H. Keet
Lincolnshire
G. E. Smith
Keet
Wordsworth
Arches
Court of Arches
England
Robert Phillimore
Christ
Colenso
Nut
Coley
R. Phillmore
Maranatha
Lincoln
York
Peterborough
Yorkshire
Sydney Smith
Magee
Burial Question and Clergy Rights in Parish Graves
The article argues that the parish burial grievance hinges on church control rather than government or towns. It criticizes clergy attitudes, suggests disestablishment or broad access to burial services, and endorses civil registrars to regulate for equal terms among religious bodies.
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John Bull
Tooley-street
London
Guardian
Exeter
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