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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 17, 1877

Page

2

Riot at St James Hatcham over vicar case and church ritual

A large crowd gathered at St James's Hatcham as the Court of Arches decision and a petition to protect ecclesiastical duties were announced. Police protected the church and streets after clashes and chants of No Popery, while the English Church Union debated ritual authority and the Privy Council.

Rochester M‘clure St. James's A. Tooth Court of Arches St. James’s Hatcham Father Crouch Cowley Brothers Oxford Thomas Legh Kent Surrey T. L. Borrin Gernon St. James’s Street New Cross Road English Church Union Freemasons Tavern Charles L. Wood Church of England Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Convocation of Canterbury Walt Lord Penzance Privy Council Dean of Arches Pusey Canon Carter W. Swan Plymouth Lord Kilcoursie Denison Mr. Fairclough Sunderland Holland Union Richardson City of London Blenkinsop Wiltshire Grueber Colonel Childers Tooth Mr. Tooth

Guardian attacks Hatcham dispute as Ritualists clash

The Guardian denounces the High Church attack on the Hatcham case and rejects secular overreach into church authority. The Times, Daily Telegraph, and The Standard weigh in on Lord Penzance’s ruling, police presence, and the risk of church schism, urging lawful, constitutional resolution and equal rubrics for all.

Guardian of Hatcham High Church Church of England Saturday Review Beresford Hope St. James’s Church Tooth Lord Penzance Court of Arches the Times St. James’s Mr. Tooth The Daily Telegraph

Bible Society Row Highlights Papal Text Change Claim

The Hertfordshire Bible Society meeting sparked outrage over a report that the Papacy ordered removing the word Father from the Lord's Prayer and substituting Mary. Rev. Forsaith challenged the claim, and Dr. Newman of the Birmingham Oratory refuted it as false and mischievous.

The Herts Mercury Robert E. Forsaith Cowbridge Hertford Cumming Presbyterian Church Crown Court Covent Garden Newman Birmingham Oratory Bible Society Shire Hall Forsaith Rome Papacy Father Mary Fornaith Oratory
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