Ingram Versus Williams on Church Comprehension 1869
The Richmond letter closes the correspondence on church comprehension arguing scripture condemns Williams theory. It defends apostles as unified in fundamentals and cites Christ as the Spirit and Son of God. The author insists church authority rests with Scripture not plural doctrinal tolerance.
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Ingram
Christ
Mr. Williams
Corinth
Paul
Williama
Richmond
Surrey
Brewster and Mill Anecdote Questioned for Fairness
A Daily News letter challenges an evening contemporary story accusing Sir David Brewster of maliciously disparaging Mr John Stuart Mill. It argues the encounter likely misreports facts, noting Brewster’s own pulpit failures and suggesting the tale conveys unjust tone toward both men.
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Sim D. Brewster
Mr. Mill
Sir David Brewster
John Stuart Mill
David Brewster
Pall Mall
Mill
David
Alexander Bain
Mr. Bain
Arbroath
Sir David
James Mill
Scotland
Daily News
New French Ministry Formed Amid Imperial Support
The Official Journal lists M. Ollivier as head with Daru Chevandier de Valdrome and Buffet among the ministers. The Emperor expands authority to a coalition government while praising Parliament’s cooperation. A decree separates the Imperial Household from Fine Arts as Magne leaves Finance for Buffet.
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M. Ollivier
Justice
Count Daru
M. Chevandier de Valdrome
M. Buffet
General Leboeuf
Rigault de Genouilly Marine
Imperial Household
Fine Arts
M. Parieu
Council of State
MM. de Saint Paul
Duvergier
Paris
Liberté
France
Journal Des Débats
M. Emile Ollivier
Daily News
le Boouf
Marshal Vaillant
Interior
M. Louvet
MM. Buffet
Daru
Segris
M. Maurice Richard
M. de Persigny
M. de Moray
Tuileries
M. Segris
M. de Talhouet
M. Rouher
M. Forcade
M. Magne
Peuple Francais
M. Clement Duvernois
M. Berthémy
Washington
Foreign Office
Odillon-Barrot
Ollivier
Magne
Journal
Officiel
M. de Forcade de la Roquette
Count Montalembert
Oficiel
Baron Haussmann
Seine
MT. Chevreau
M. Qodillon-Barrot
Italian king urged unity to face Italy’s new year
At the New Year's reception in Florence Palace the Vice-President of the Chamber of Deputies spoke for deputies, hoping the nation would allow the King to realize Italy's destinies. The King replied he trusted united effort would overcome current difficulties, especially fiscal ones, and that he would always rely on...
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Tuileries
Palace of the Tuileries
France
Senate
Paris
Florence
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
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