Liberation Society conference draws 400 youths in town
A Tuesday night meeting in the schoolroom of Fascist Chapel hosted 400 young men invited by the local Liberation Society committee. The Rev. David Loxton chaired as speakers from Sheffield and London debated religious equality, church/state issues, and ways for youths to support the movement.
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David Loxton
Friends of Religious Equality
Giles Hester
Liberation Society
Evangelical Party
Pater
J.P. Gledatone
Sheffield
Massingham
Arrenta
Castle
Carvell Willisms
London
J. Catwart
Nudfet
Mashinghath
Rotherham College
Co Lunzps
Marrell Williams
Professor Green
Rawdon College
W. Thothas
H. Carter
Alderman Carter
Andrew
Ledds
Chardhi
Puwrsatke
D. Milton Davies
Llanfyllih
Flint
Mostyn
Holywell
Bagillt
Lammas
Norforx
Wesleyan
H. H. Gambling
Hsg
Yarmouth
C. Goffe
Walsham
Ohrist
A. O. Fuller
J. Key
Irish Church MovementLecture at Westbourne Grove Hall
Bayswater notes a Jan 22 talk by Mr Mason Jones with MP Alderman Lusk presiding. Lusk argues the Irish Church has long existed yet failed to win popular affection, reflecting wider political religious tensions to be addressed in the next session.
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Bayswater
Mason Jones
Westbourne Grove Hall
Alderman Lusk
M.P
Lusk
Enone
Natal Bishopric Controversy Delays Consecration In England
Dispute over the consecration of Macrorie as Natal bishop leads to delays after objections from Bishop London and Archbishop Tait. Scotland and Edinburgh considered as alternative consecration sites while legal questions about deprivation and canon law are debated.
Bishops clash over doctrine and authority in Church of England
A confidential friend of the Bishop of London criticizes liberal theological trends in Natal and South Africa. He cites dissent in Capetown and warns that bishops must consult the Privy Council of the Church of England before action. He laments modern teaching undermining Scripture andChrist's truth, urging fidelity to the Lord or risk divine disfavour.
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London
Theishop
Ita
South Africa
Dr. Gray
Church of St. David
Exeter
Natal
Olenso
Atriga
Church of England
Gladstone Church Rates Bill Faces Liberal Resistance
The Pall Mall Gazette notes liberal opponents resist Gladstone's plan to abolish compulsory church rates with three exceptions. The bill would allow voluntary rates but make each payer legally liable for their quota in court. Also covered are Tax Railway Commissioners, colonial bishoprics disputes, and the Flamank v. Simpson ritual case proceeding.
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Ma. Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
George Grey
Roundell Palmer
Gladstone
Disraeli
Pall Mall Gazette
Lord Portman
Robert Philliwore
Duke of Buckingham
Archdeacon Harris
Gibraltar
St. Axpan’s
Dean of
Arches
Sir Robert Phillimore
Flamank
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Waylon
Arthur
Notting-hill
Ones
V. J. Russell
Marylebone
Kennington
Horns
Kenninton
H. R. Ellington
Thomas Hughes
Ireland
J. George’s Hall
Gray’s Inn-road
Rosemary Branch
Peckham
THE
Irish Church Movement
Macrorie
Grahamstown
England
Tait
York
Thompson
Scotland
Diocese of
Edinburgh
Dean Ramsay
F. Sandford
H. M. Oswald
M.A
W. Macrorie
Accrington
Colenso
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
St. Helena
Dean Stanley
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