Exeter Hall Evangelicals Debate Black Gown Unity
At Exeter Hall last Wednesday about 200 clergymen and notable figures such as Mr. Molyneux, Mr. Ryle, and others resolved to keep the black gown amid fierce debate. The meeting exposed deep divisions between High and Low Church, with warnings against surplice adoption and threats to resist episcopal influence. Dean Stanley’s lectures on Scotland drew mixed, sharp responses from church organs and critics.
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Auriol
Molyneux
Bardsley
Ryle
Bligh
Hathaway
Privy Council
Winchester
Dean Stanley
Church of Scotland
Church of England
England
Church Herald
Church Times
Church Review
J. G. Cazenove
Guardian
Scotland
Cazenove
Working Men's Meeting for Disestablishment in Sheffield
Last week in Temperance Hall Sheffield a Working Men’s Committee deputation from London urged disestablishment and disendowment of the Church of England. Speakers attacked state control, clergy appointments, and church finance, calling for separation of church and state amid crowd disorder.
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Temperance Hall
Sheffield
Church of England
Working Men’s Committee
London
George Potter
G. Howell
H. J. Wilson
Rotter
Potter
Prince of Wales
Mark
Ales
England
Wales
Potteragen
Mr. Potter
Cheera
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