Uniting Protestant Press Over Freeing the Bible
The Patriot proposes a shared effort across British Banner Christian Times Watchman Wesleyan Times and Record to support a common Protestant cause. The call asks contemporaries to join without deriding differences and seeks to secure a “sanguine” national benefit by unfettering the Bible as the first duty for the country’s Protestantism.
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Christian Times
Watchman
Wesleyan Times
Pretensions of the Russian Pontiff and the Papacy in Europe
A 19th century analysis argues that both Rome and the Russian Greek Church seek spiritual sway in Europe. It cites Russian Emperor's program to advance faith through state power and warns against Protestantism rising as a new power. The piece references Count Teletski and a Russian diplomat's extracts on church state relations.
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Rome
Europe
Papal Rome
Count Teletski
Russia
Charlemagne
Church of Rome
Greece
Universal Church
Cesar
St. Peter
Czar
Nicholas
Anti State Church Movement Meetings Across Cities
Public and village meetings report on the Anti state church Association aims in Leeds Romford Gravesend and other towns. Kingsley Foster and others address audiences while subscriptions are canvassed in Northumberland Cumberland and surrounding districts.
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Carlisle
Atheneum
Joseph Fletcher
J. Kingsley, Esq
London
British Antistate Church Association
Hind
Rowe
Osborn
George Porter
Whitridge
Baptist
Farsley
J. Marshall
G. W. Conder
William Heaton
Leeds
J. Foster
P. Hainsworth
Holbech
G. H. Morgan
R Brewer
B. Shakspeare
Papal Hierarchy Debate In Leeds Congregationalist Baptists Meet
A Leeds East Parade Chapel gathering of Congregationalists and Baptists urged religious liberty and warned of perceived Catholic expansion. Speakers denounced papal authority, called for Bible supremacy, and urged Protestant unity while keeping civil rights intact. The meeting planned resolutions to present to attendees.
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Leeds Mercury
Congregationalists and Baptists of
Leeds
East Parade
Thuysday
W. Hudewell
H. R. Reynolds
B.A
G. W. Conder
J. H. Igan
A. M. Stalker
R. Brewer
Baptists
Edward Baines
John Clapham
Peter Willans
John Peele Clapham
J. Y. Knight
John Wade
W. Heaton
Henry Rawson
T. W. George
J. Anderson
J. Jowitt
Jun
John Whitehead
John Wales Smith
W. Bruce
T. Morgan
J. C. Knight
A. Ritchie
Barbour
Topham
G. Heaps
Rome
Catholica
England
Spencer
Jesus Christ
G. W. Conver
Alcides Sweeps Byre as Brutes Enter and Demire
Alcides sweeps an open byre in a lament for ongoing danger as brutes remain free to enter and demire. The dated quatrain from December 1850, with a reference to Dame Partington, evokes a mythic labor and social critique.
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Alcides
Dame Partington
Noga