Controversy Over Church and State Unity in England
The piece argues about the potential break between Church and State if the Court of Arches decision goes against Gorham. It cites clergy fears of mass resignations and questions how to maintain union under possible doctrinal upheaval, noting widespread concern among bishops and laity.
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Mr. Gorham
Bays
Gorham
Denison
Court of Arches
Judicial Committee
Brigitnd
Oxford Herald
Scot-land
England
Dddd
Baptist Noel
Church of England
Wesleyan Agitation Shows Expulsions and Tensions
The Wesleyan agitation report notes 1050 signatures for a manifesto and a general order to expel refractory members. It cites expulsions from Lynn and Douglas, police reports planned for Derby, and potential trials of three Derby preachers.
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Watchinda
Wesleyan Times
Reed
Lynn
F. Ward
Douglas
Derby
Love
Bird
Swaffham
William Ganity
Spital-square
Stepney
Mc. Keed
Tindall
Missionary Society Meeting Debated Select Committee Choice
At a quarterly London District Branch meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society a motion proposed selecting the general committee by circuit quarterly meetings rather than by secretaries or the Conference. Dr Bunting opposed the discussion and used the time to praise himself, delaying the business for an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
Bunting
Methodist leaders debate future steps amid debt report
In a tense session the Wesleyan Missionary Society contemplates adjourned meetings and resignations as officials weigh financial matters and constitutional limits. Rev Elijah Cole notes the society carried a debt of £72,000 as of December 31.
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Gabriel
Dedtus
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Conference
Committee of Review
Elijah Oole
Rumors on Dr Achilli and Hereford Bishop Tactics
The Scottish press notes alleged release of Dr. Achilli from confinement seems unlikely as Pope and France avoid dispute. In Hereford, Bishop Hampden faces criticism for opposing cemetery plans and blocking lay sermons while resisting joint stock church ventures and land purchases. Voluntaryism in Manchester is praised for building chapels and funding clergy, contrasting endowments. A Manchester church reform meeting backs subdivision of parishes, with the bishop’s support, amid anti spoliation sentiment. Westeyan drives a campaign to sanctify the Lord’s day against newspaper deliveries on Sundays. A Glasgow correspondent laments underused church space and small congregations in Clyde-side churches.
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Acititi
Matt
France
Britain
Achilli
Turnor
Hertforp
The
Patriot
Hereford
Hampden
Oxford
Venus
House of Lords
Manchesté
Manchester
Hinds
Church of England
Daily News
Joseph Napier
University
Cuurca Rervonm
Birley
the Depo
Malconi Ross
Ure
Ganort ‘Clifton
Soula
Dhe
Clyde Side
Stockwall-street
Saltmarket
Glasgow Examiner
Disappearances in Lynn and Arctic Expedition Preparations
In Lynn two men vanish under mysterious circumstances amid rumours of murder with a £220 government reward for capturing suspects. A third man, about twenty, also goes missing after staying at Parfleet Bridge Inn. Elsewhere, the Enterprise and Investigator depart Woolwich for the Arctic in search of Sir John Franklin, loading supplies and testing balloons for the voyage. Buckingham gaol sits empty as the prison to let amid rising local population and rowdy navies.
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Linn
Lynn
Bag Aetrates
John Bell
Johk
Be&h
Parfleet-bridge
Collinson
C.B
M'Clure
Woolwich
Arctic Ocean
Sir J. Franklin
Devonport
Esquimaux Indiana
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Bright
Napier
Adup J. Dayas
Exeter
Buckingham
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