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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 26, 1868
Page
2
The piece surveys late 19th century church tensions over Ritualism and the Church Establishment, criticizing attacks on traditional foundations, noting rectorial actions toward ritual practices, and discussing broader trends in French and English religious movements and church funding debates. It references figures like Littledale, Gladstone, and various bishops, plus commentary on colonial bishoprics and dissenting ministers.
A foundation stone was laid in Dewsbury for a revival body named the Dewsbury Glory Band. Friends of Rev. C Stover plan presenting him a testimonial on August 7 at Commercial Street Chapel Whitechapel. A breakfast meeting at Ulster Minor Hall chaired by Lord Dufferin honored Rev. James McCash departing for Princeton Manchester. A Cong Church Queen’s Park reception welcomed Rev. Robert Mitchell new pastor with remarks by Peter Spence and Rev. William Adamson.
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