High Church rector shift at St Mary le Strand sparks clergy debate
The appointment of a new rector to succeed the late Dr Evans at St Mary le Strand triggers parish friction. Some clergy question Crown patronage while others push for fair share for moderate High Churchmen amid differing views on ritual and authority.
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Dr. Evans
St. Mary-le-Strand
Lichfield
Maclagan
Wolverhampton
Smethwick
Manchester
Spectator
Oxford
Church of England
Sir William Harcourt
The
Durham
Echo
House of Lords
Gloucester
Cupp Espon College
Oxford Diocesan Conference
English Church Union
Collee
Cuddesdon
Episcopal
Rome
England
Clergy Inquiry Report Due to Bishop on Norden Church Visit
A report on the inquiry regarding congregants who attended Norden Church will be presented to the bishop. The minister expressed astonishment at their attendance and lack of engagement in his ministrations.
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Norden
Spurgeon resumes ministry amid pain at Tabernacle
The Reverend Mr. Spurgeon returns to the Metropolitan Tabernacle pulpit on Sunday though he remains weak and in severe pain. He vows to be with his flock for the forthcoming great festival if able to stand. The piece notes death of Dr. David Charles and outlines Week of Prayer topics and Paris lectures by the Christian Evidence Society with a call for donations.
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Oxford
Society For the Propagation OF the Gospel
Brymer Belcher
Outram Marshall
W. Farquhar
Claughton
Canon Gregory
CC. P. Goldie
Standing Committee
Charterhouse
Mr. Trevor
Goldie
C. P. Goldie
Trevor
Cape Town
Archdeacon Anson
Canon Maclure
Canon Cook
Canon Whittaker
Fish
Norden
Rochdale
C. H. Whitehead
St. Paul’s Church
Manchester
Whitehead
Glencross
Samuel Lomax
Mr. Whitehead
Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
David Charles
Aberdovey
Yorkshire
Charles
University College of Wales
Christian Union
Church of Christ
Paris
Christian Evidence Society
France
Duke-street
Adelphi
W.C
Royal Normal Blind College Christmas Appeal Faces Debt
A late report details fundraising for the Royal Normal Blind College and Academy of Music for the Blind ahead of a January 2 visit by the Duchess of Teck. Promises from various nobles and firms aim to complete 4,000 pounds of debt, with 22,791 pounds pledged and 1,720 pounds 5s needed. A separate college gathering showcased pupil recitations and music, highlighting Director Campbell’s devoted leadership and community support.
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Upper Norewood
Duchess of Teck
Royal Normal College
Academy of Music For the Blind
Augustus Legge
Sydenham
T. R. Armitage
Lord Richard Grosvenor
the Duke of Devonshire
Lord Hatherly
F. Peek
C. S
the Duke of Grafton
Lord Egerton of
Tatton
R. Thornton
Marquis of
Northampton
William Shaen
H. B. Mildmay
F. A. Hamilton
Mrs. Deverell
P. A. Taylor
Campbell
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