Examination of Scripture Revelation by William Horne
A London edition of Williiam Horne's Examination into the nature and contents of Scripture revealed compared with other truths. The review notes the prize-winning essay origins, its broadened octavo form, and argues the work's significance in bridging scientific thought and theology despite acknowledging its difficulty.
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Williiam Horne
M.A
London
Henry 8
King and Co
Tulloch
Caird
Hannah
Trinity (Episcopal) College
Glenalmond
Horne
Demands of the Irish Catholic Hierarchy for Education Reform
A pastoral read from Irish Catholic churches urges government action to restore Catholic educational rights across primary to university levels. The Catholic Union plans agitation for denominational schooling while bishops warn that state support for sectarian institutions conflicts with policy, risking Conservative party penalties if unaddressed.
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Ireland
Catholic Union of Ireland
Dublin
Times
Michael Hicks-Beach
Colonial Office
Trinity College
Royal Schools
Cemetery Chapels Proposal At Burslem Burial Board Meeting
At a Burslem Burial Board meeting William Woodall moved that building more than one cemetery chapel is unnecessary and urged inviting interested parties to conference with the cemetery committee. The vote passed seven to four, with discussion noting mixed practice and potential legality concerns.
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Burslem Burial Board
William Woodall
J.P
Woodall
Adlington
Chorley
J. P. Kane
St. Joseph’s
Lancashire
Burslem
Watkin
Disestablishment Lecture At Shoreditch Town Hall
The first of a course on disestablishment was delivered at Shoreditch Town Hall by J Carvell Williams, deputy chairman of the Liberation Society. The talk argued that the Church of England needs disestablishment to escape internal faction, endowments, and state control, urging reform through disendowment and greater church freedom.
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Shoreditch Town Hall
J. Carvell Williams
Liberation Society
Church of England
J. A. Lueh
M.P
W. Marshall
A. J. Woutner
Stafford Allen
Sydney Robjohns
Bayne
Merton
Bethell
Lang
Scott
Caber
Dr. Lusu
House of Commons
Salsbury
Salisbury
Christian Union
J. Lush
Paley
Hooker
Chalmers
Warburton
M‘neile
Forster
Canon Ryle
Canon Howe
Williams
Rome
Croydon
Lush
Proposal on surplus from disen dowment debate in Ireland
The Irish surplus from disen dowment may total five to six million pounds to Parliament after Tem poralities Commissioners finalise winding up. It should not fund sectarian or educational uses, as debated across parties, with moral obligation guiding future use. Difficulties arise from demands by Irish Roman Catholic prelates at a critical moment.
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England
Scotland
Fisher Lectures on Disestablishment in Essex
Mr Fisher spoke on the disestablishment question in Essex on a Wednesday evening. The room was filled with many churchmen. Rev A D Pulp chaired and gave an able speech. After the lecture a vicar and a local lawyer argued for the Church party, the discussion orderly and ended with a vote of thanks by leading church figures.
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Fisher
Essex
Cocckshall
A.D. Pulp
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