Church Property Reform Proposal in Liberator Rhetoric
The excerpt advocates removing control of church property from individual hands, proposing a reform that would manage church holdings openly and profitably while ensuring equitable distribution. It reflects abolitionist rhetoric on institutional reform.
Religious Education Debate in New South Wales Observed
Sydney Times correspondent reports 1874 figures show 990 schools serving 100,384 children with 1,464 teachers and 6,426 free scholars. Denominational and public systems mix with 120,000 grant and 53,536 in fees. The Bishop of Newcastle urges accepting the system as fact while expanding moral instruction at home and in Sunday schools.
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Sydney
The
Times
Romish
Tennyson
Newcastle
Exploits of Catholicism in Central America and Church Affairs
Reports from Salvador recounts with naval corroboration a clash between civil authorities and Catholic clergy in San Miguel. A priest led a mob freeing prisoners and attacking government interests, amid broader anti church actions and public unrest.
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Central America
San Miguel
Salvador
Gongales
José Manuel Palacios
Tinoco
Palacios
Riots in San Miguel End in Massacre and Looting
A brutal riot in San Miguel, led by Palacios and local clergy, resulted in hundreds of deaths and widespread destruction. Captain Long of the British ship Phantom aided in halting the arson, while forces under President Gonzales imposed a siege and ordered rioters shot. Priests were exiled to Corinto as authorities promise strong action to restore order.
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Espinoza
Castro
Palacios
Captain Long
Panama
Central America
el Universo
Peter
San Miguel
Gonzales
Father Juan
San Salvador
City
Corinto
Nicaragua
Sdeaidant
P.S
Episcopal
Gladstone Pamphlet Stamp Controversy In Paris
A translator of Mr Gladstone's work on Ultramontanism quotes Duke Decazes noting the interior ministry refused a street vending stamp but allows Paris sale through booksellers. The report covers church law changes, ritualism lectures by Mr Stanton, and bishops estates with Queen Anne's Bounty funds figures.
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Grapstone
France
Gladstone
Duke Decazes
Foreign Affairs
Paris
Canterbury
York
England
Chancery Court of York
Stawnton
Stanton
St. Alban’s
Holborn
Baldwin's Gardens
Pont
London
Mr. Stanton
Mackonochie
Church of England
God
Rome
Liberation Society
Bistors
Durham
Ely
Gloucester
Bristol
Lincoln
Worcester
Carlisle
Peterborough
Norwich
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St. Jamess
Hatcham
Eversley
Canon Kingsley
W. H. Cope
Nigel Greville
Grand Council of
Geneva
Sisters of Charity
Hawker
Western Morning News
Morwenstow
Cardinal Manning
Chichester
St. Clement’s Hastings