Royal Commission debated on Established Church reform
Mr. Laurie urged civil and religious liberty by backing a Royal Commission to address a great wrong in the Established Church. Mr. Adam supported an inquiry, voting for Baxter’s motion two years earlier and indicating willingness to do so again. A vote of confidence in the right hon. gentleman was carried.
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Court of Delegates
Church of England
Leatham to address simoniacal patronage in Church of England
The Manchester Examiner reports that E A Leatham M P intends to give notice on Parliament’s return to call attention to simoniacal transactions in private church patronage and push for stricter remedial measures than already proposed.
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Manchester Examiner
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Church of Scotland
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Folkestoun
C. J. Ridsdale v. Clifton
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
William Bond
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Madras Times
Presidency