Protestant ascendancy drive and Papal agitation in Parliament
The debate centers on Protestant supremacy as Parliament pressures action on anti Papal measures. A Bishop's reply hints at restrictions on Papal bulls and Jesuits, while ministers weigh security without curtailing religious liberty. Continent reacts to Papal agitation with calls for royal veto powers and new church jurisdictions.
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Durham
Lindisfarne
Rome
Clement XIV
England
Sir Edward Sugden
Cardinal Wiseman
Prussia
Daily News
Ireland
Ross
Cloyne
Cardinal Wiseman Replies To Lupton On Catholicism
A Quaker pamphleteer Lupton sends his Catholicism critique to Cardinal Wiseman who replies courteously urging calm and gentleness in religious debate. The Times notes the St Peter in Rome piece and the Queen’s dissatisfaction with a speech paragraph on Papal aggression.
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Lucas
the Tablet
Church of
Lupton
Cardinal Wiseman
Jupiter
Mahomet
Herajesty
Dissenters faced in Baldock over tithes and church ties
A letter exposes a Baldock dispute where a Quaker faces two years of tithes for a garden plot while a rector presses Church rates. It condemns Church and State alliance and urges reform, citing Liberty lessons from Baptist Noel and calls for a new reformation free of state control.
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Baldock
Society of Friends
C. Brown
Colchester
Christ
Russia
Baptist Noel
Mary Fox
Mary
Christian Journal
West Houghton
Bolton
County of
Lancaster
Preston
Tasmania
Church of England
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Gorham
Yorkshire
National
London
Bellamy
Austrian Emperor Elevates Poniatowski Sons to Princes
The Emperor of Austria elevates Charles and Joseph Poniatowski, sons of Polish Stanislaus Poniatowski, to princes within the Austrian imperial dignity.
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Austria
Charles and
Joseph Poniatowski
Stanislaus Poniatowski
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