State Churchism debate and ritual controversy in English parishes
Across regions from South Bank to Buckingham and Oxfordshire, lectures on anti State Church questions and nonconformity drew crowds. Disputes over ritual and church property sparked lively meetings, while the Bishop of Carlisle withdrew the licence of Rev. Michael Haslam for opposing harvest rituals, highlighting tensions within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bank
Milep.leesprouch
W. Whale
Middlesbrough
J. Andrew
Leeds
Andrew
Liberation Society
James Hank
Thornborough
Buckingham
E. Hipwod
J. Cripps
Strudy
Wyle
Independent Church
H. F. Holmes
Tingewick
Hipwood
Independent Chapel
G. Harrison
Oxfordshire
T. Pinnock
Oxford
Long Handborough
R. Westbury
Arge
Pinnock
Wooton
J. Shaw
Carlisle
York
Michael Haslam
Maryport
Haslam
Ecclesiastical Developments Across the Church Realm
Her Majesty appoints Earl Stanhope as First Church Estates Commissioner succeeding the Earl of Chichester. Hearing notice served in Serjeant v Dale on Jan 10. The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk pilgrimage to Lourdes with 28-person suite. No fresh action against Mackonochie. Queen's Bench appeal to Lords considered sufficient. Ritualists offer two Communion forms in Anglican churches. Wilton-place rector advertises Holy Communion at 8.30 am and sermon at 11 am. Cardinal Cullen’s successor in Dublin decided. McCabe leads with 43 votes, Moran 7, Woodlock 1. Dublin to erect cathedral and memorial statue. Grey MP pledges £1000. English Church Union head criticizes Cuddesdon clergy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stanhope
Earl of Chichester
Serjeant
V. Dale
T. Pelham Dale
Duke
Duchess of Norfolk
Lourdes
Mackonochie
Queen’s Bench
House of Lords
Church of England
Wilton-place
Cardinal Cullen
Dublin
McCabe
Dr. Moran
Ossory
Mgr. Woodlock
Rome
Gray
English Church Union
C. L. Wood
Oxford University
Cuddesdon College
Spurgeon’s illness delays Metropolitan Tabernacle service
The Rev Spurgeon remains seriously unwell and could not resume duties at the Metropolitan Tabernacle as a large congregation gathered hoping to hear him. Other items note ordinations and appointments in Bradford, Shaldon, Swansea, Rochdale, Stockwell, and Thame, with various church recognitions and missions across the UK and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
W. J. Knapton
Unitarian Chapel
Bradford
Yorkshire
Church of the Saviour
Birmingham
Edward Corke
United Churches of
Morchard
Bow
North Devon
Shaldon
Teignmouth
South Devon
Swansea
D. Bloomfield James
Walter Road Congregational Church
Thomas Jones
Melbourne
Rochdale
John Ashworth
W. James Petrie
Lyceum
Margaret Sophia Bright
J. Bright
East
Wiley
American Episcopal Church
China
Japan
Peking
Dale
Edinpurcu
R. W. Dale
Free Church
Free Church College
Edinburgh
Rainy
Blaikie and
Davidson
J. Wilkins
Brighton
Queensquare Baptist Chapel
Evangelical Alliance
New York
America
Stockwell
Stockwell Congregational Church
Charles Chambers
Heard
W. Marten Smith
Hobson
C. Chambers
London
J. Baldwin Brown
Mr. Chambers
B. C. Etheridge
J. Clegg
D. A. Herschel
P. J. Turquand
Thame, Oxon
G. T. M. Inglis
D. Martin
Oxford
H. Webb Smith
High Wycombe
E. G. Sones
Haddenham
D. Jennings
Long Crendon
Samuel Patton
J. Johnson
E. Dodwell
Evangelical Alliance Conference
National Club
Whitehall Gardens
The
Harry Verney
A. J. Arnold
Italy
Place du Trocadéro
Lord Derby
Hese- Darmstadt
Blackwood
Kraus
Grand Ducal
A. M. W. Christopher
Dr. Jobson
G. T. Porter
Dr. Bliss
Pasteur
Great Britain
Europe
Asia
John Ploughman
Pastor’s College
Colportage Association