Protests and Pulpit Interchange Debates Across Lands
Discussion spans England Australia and Italy on religious practice and church relations. Protests over a mayoral visit spark calls for public action. Australian bishops oppose pulpits exchange. Mancini defends Catholic lay voting and parish priest elections under law and government oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Leeds Mercury
Australia
Sydney
St. Andrew’s
Church of England
Italy
Signor Mancini
Signor
Mancini
Rosmini
Courts of Justice
Fern Paradise in Press Third edition announced
Mr Francis George Heath reports a new edition of his fern culture work titled The Fern Paradise in the press. The October Popular Science Review features Tyndall on Parallel Roads of Glen Roy with map and woodcut. The Academy lists Oriental scholars joining Sacred Books of the East edited by Max Muller including Bubler Burnell Cowell Eggeling Jolly Kielhorn Legge Pischel Mitra Thibaut West.
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Francis George Heath
William C. Bryant
Popular Science Review
Tyndall
Glen Roy
Academy
Religious and Denominational Happenings at Brentford and London
The Brentford Congregational churches unite at Boston road inviting Rev John James to lead the new church starting the first Sabbath in October. In Portland a tea meeting bids farewell to Rev W W Sherren after nine years, with a gold watch and electro-silver teapot given. East Grinstead Zion Chapel marks its anniversary with reopening after repairs and tea for about 150 attendees with several addresses. The death of Australian minister Rev A M Henderson in London follows a voyage to England for health. Rev J Evan, once co-pastor in Adelaide, died in London after health decline, leaving six sons and a daughter.
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Brentford
London
Albany Chapel
Boston-road
John James
Hope Chapel
Clifton
James
Portland
W. W. Sherren
Roper
C. Way
Sherren
Andrews
Way
East Grinsteap
Zion Chapel
W. H. Stent
Redhill
J. B. Figgis
Brighton
E. E. Long
E.S. Ladbrook
Evan
Australia
Hogland
Cape
Woking
England
J. Williams
Penistone
J. G. Roberts
Norland Chapel
J. Evan
Llannwellyn
North Wales
Independent College
Bala
Airedale College
Bradford
Walter Scott
Lendal Chapel
York
Ariof
Guernsey
Binney
Smith
Adelaide
T.Q. Stow
Stow
South Australia
Premier should be titled Lord Privy Seal and paid accordingly
The Times argues Lord Beaconsfield’s Privy Seal grants him extra pay and top precedence. it questions why the prime minister cannot always hold this post with 7,000 pounds yearly and proper rank. It notes cabinet needs capable ministers beyond routine duties and suggests reform to abolish sinecures or create paid ministers without portfolios.
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M.P
Lord Beaconsfield
Royal House
Correspondence on Bulgaria Atrocities and Church Hypocrisy
An English correspondent denounces Turkish crimes in Bulgaria and criticizes the Anglican hierarchy for garden parties with the Turkish ambassador. He laments church leadership’s complicity, mocks apostolic succession, and praises the lone bishop who spoke out for Eastern Christians while urging action.
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Servia
Bulgaria
Archbishop of Canterbury
England
Tait
London
Jackson
Manchester
East
House of Lords
Turkey
Dr. Tait
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