Contumacious Refusal and Expulsion Debate at Manchester Conference
Letters from Manchester describe ministers Dunn and Griffith being expelled amid protests over the 1835 rule and inquisitorial inquiries. The document defends refusal to answer certain questions, cites illegality of expulsions, and notes broader unrest in the Wesleyan community with rumors of funds and further dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osborn
James Everett
Wealey
Everett
Grindrod
Wesleyan Times
Joseph Fowler
Wesley
Book Committee
Mission-house
Johnesley
Samuel Dunn
William Griffith
Manchester
J. Bromley
Walton
George
Dixon
Willian Bunting
Dr. Newton
Bromley
James Bromley
Dunn
Griffith
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Nottingham
Messrs. Waugh
Reilly
Ryerson
Ireland
England
Scotland
Contrasts at Oxford Across Two Eras
Recounts incidents at the University of Oxford in 1768 1845 1846 involving expulsions removals and doctrinal disputes. Notes six students extempore praying and talking of regeneration inspiration and drawing near to God and the removal of Dr Haweis for preaching Justification by Faith. Contrasts with later 1840s attitudes toward Popish and Tractarian practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launton
Father Lecuona
Allies
Italy
H. J. Fust
Ozford
BishopwearMouth
St. Thomas
Ryhope
St. Andrew's
Deptford
Hylton
Essex
St. Alban’s
Harlow Vicarage
Charles Miller
University of Oxford
Lord John Russell
The
Bible Society
Pastor Wimmer
Oberschutzen
Hungary
Hume
Oxford
Haweis
St. Mary’s Church
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Courcu-Bartes
Isleworth
Episcopal Church
Messrs
Ashby and Son
Fr. J. Sarcoop
Knackersknowle
Plymouth
Tavistock
Moore
Kingsbridge
Plymouth Journal
Tuskey
Astres
Tablet
Mr. Newman
St. Mary's, Oxford
Christian Times