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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 15, 1873
Page
3
The piece reports a heated Vatican dispute as German ultramontane influence alarms the emperor. It notes a prince’s public exposure of a court chamberlain, calls for bills in defiance of opposition, and describes Pius IX defending the church against persecution while praising German faith.
The Rock reports Canon Bardsley of Manchester is gravely ill due to renewed paralysis. The Hampshire Independent notes complaints to the Bishop of Winchester about clergy confession in Southampton, with an inquiry promised. Unitarian London plans a 30,000 hall with 11,000 in subscriptions. Tithe rent-charge values rise for 1873 with 24 percent increase. The Incumbents' Resignation Act sees Rev B Richardson of Glaisdale seeking retirement with a full pension. Parliament debates disestablishment and church reforms with Liberal stance and mixed outcomes. The Duncombe/Heresy case involves Rev Knight and a presbytery inquiry. The Exeter bishop comments on Rev Porter’s sermon, urging balance with the Prayer-book. Ireland’s disestablished church statistics show broad commitments and financial arrangements, with suggestions for a supplemental act to monetize remaining assets.
The Rev H S Brown marked twenty five years in the Nonconformist ministry with an address at Myrtle Street Chapel Liverpool detailing the origin of the Baptist meeting and the hardships and labors of nonconformist life. He argued poverty is common to many clergymen, praised supportive deacons, and warned against unwise dependence on congregational generosity while noting personal testimony of financial improvements since leaving the Established Church.
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