Disestablishment Debates Circulate Across Churches
A series of meetings in Barkinghath and Braunston featured lectures and resolutions supporting disestablishment of the English and Scottish Churches. Attendees praised Rev J C Ryle’s pamphlets for admissions favoring disestablishment and adopted motions condemning state church funding, while petitions were prepared for the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ryle
Kearley
Dward Miall
M.P
Disestablishment Lecture Set for Deal and Sandwich
The Liberation Society arranges a talk on disestablishment by Rev. J. G. Rogers at Deal and Sandwich. He will speak to Mr. Hugessen's constituents on Monday and Tuesday next about the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies speech.
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Knatonsuch-Huerssen
Liberation Society
J. G. Rogers
Hugessen
Deal and Sandwich
Council of the Free Church of England
England
New York
St. Bartholomew
Arcapracon Denison Mossep
The
Record
East Brent
Denison
Glapstone
Madeley
Potter
Gladstone
Lord F. Cavendish
Ely
Bath and Wells
Bensly
Chenery
Davies
Geden
Ginsburg
Otch
Harrison
Montreal
Quebec
Huron
Ontario
Toronto
Canada
St. Athanasius
Miall
Church of England
John Jolly
William Orton
Tae Guival Tirae
W. Wriothesley Wingfield
Gulval
Penzance
Bedlingtonshire Petty Sessions
Canon Whitley
Jos. Young
James Hall
Pitman
Cambis
Cowpen Quay
Pike
Cowpen
Magee
Scarborough
T. O. Marshall
Brogpren
Miauy
S Morton
Brogden
Wednesbury
Hyma
Liverpool
Establishment and Secession Debate and Clerical Controversies
A 19th century column surveys debates on disestablishment of the Church of England, ritualism, and church state relations. It notes Anglican reform talk, the Free Church stance on surpliced choirs, Roman Catholic influence worries, Athanasian Creed positions, and public notices on church funding and census debates.
Remain or Secede within the Church of England
A clergyman argues against labeling dissent as wicked and notes that remaining in the Church of England is not intrinsically sinful. He contends that judging the church’s balance of statements as evil would force universal secession, while acknowledging personal possibility of future secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Minton
Church of
Rome
Church of England
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Barkgath
Sheffield
Williams
Temperance Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bennett
Braunston
Baptist Chapel
J. W. Cole
T. Adams
Daventry
Thomas Ashworth
Briggs, Esq
J.P
J. C. Robinson
Brington