The Papal Hierarchy in England and Tithe Controversy
A compact notice summarizes religious and political debates on the Papal influence in England, priestly tithe payments, and anti state church sentiment. It notes sections on Religious Intelligence and Correspondence, with references to the South Australia movement and voluntary school associations.
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Ecccassecen
England
South Australia
Voluntary School Association
The Ministerial Dilemma Over Papal Aggression
The Daily News argues Queen Victoria may be right to insist on clear royal terms about Papal power and the Church of England. It examines how bishops rights clash with civil liberty and political expediency, predicting a turning point in imperial policy depending on whether authority or compromise prevails.
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Daily News
Church of England
John Russell
Queen Victoria
Lord John Russell
Lord John
Lordohn Russell
England
The State Church Shylock in Brighton Church-rate Case
A brief report on a Brighton Archdeaconry case where a parish priest presses compulsory church rates despite parishioners’ opposition. The piece likens the clergyman to a Shylock, arguing his claim mirrors historic state church overreach and urges restraint of coercive measures against willing worshippers.
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Brighton
Arches Court
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the Gazette
Chancery Reformerence
Father Gavazzi
Csecceeseeses
Ecclesiastical Affairs