Church of England Dispute Over Elevation and Practices
The argument centered on whether Mr Hubbard's non residence invalidates his ecclesiastical status. Counsel debated elevation of the elements, incense, light, and the mixed chalice, arguing current authority in the Church of England is not Acts of Parliament. Judgment awaited after Flamank v. Simpson case, with emphasis on bishop’s discretion and Reformation precedents.
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St. Alban’s
Hubbard
Bennett
Robert Phillimore
Stephens
Mr. Mackono
Church of Rome
Arches
Flamank
London objects to Natal bishopric consecration
The Bishop of London warns the Bishop of Capetown against consecrating a rival Bishop of Natal arguing such acts require royal mandate and that Natal’s see is not vacant after Colenso's deposition. He questions legal opinions and notes Lambeth Conference findings.
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Natal
London
Capetown
Tait
Colenso
Gray
Lambeth Conference
Scotland
Episcopal Church
England
W. K. Macrorie
St. James's
Accrington
Osanon Hornby
Bury
Macrorie
Protests and Ecclesiastical News From The Guardian and Catholic Press
The Guardian reports Rev. Dr. Hugh M Neile attended a high celebration at St Albans Holborn on Sunday morning. Catholic papers deny Archbishop Manning could be a cardinal, noting Holy See rule limits to one British cardinal at a time, currently Archbishop Cullen. Selwyn plans a New Zealand departure after his current visitation, with Hobhouse likely administering his diocese in his absence. French Protestants elect orthodox leaders to Presbyteries, with Dellessert Thierry Pourtales and Mettetal winning. Triquette and Beigbeder face a second election. The Bishop of London’s Lay Association held a conference on church Sunday schools in Conduit Street Regent Street.
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Manning
Holy See
British Isles
Cullen
Selwyn
England
New Zealand
Hobhouse
Nelson
MM. Dellessert
Thierry
Pourtales
Mettetal
MM. Triquette
Beigbeder
Sunday school dispute erupts in Salford chapel
At New Windsor Independent Chapel in Salford a church school row turned violent as Rev T G Lee closed the 600 student Sunday school and faced deacons teachers and pupils in a public clash. A reconciliatory offer by Dr Parker failed and followers protested with groans and missiles.
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J.B. Kempe
St. Jamnen’a
Piccadilly
New Windsor Independent Chapel
Salford
T. G. Lee
Lee
Pendleton
New Windsor School
Parker
Manchester Quardian
Herman MerivaLe
Idras
Joseph II of
Austria
Ricasoli
Italy
America
Republic of the West
Merivale
Motivate’s muddled stance on church control in Italy
The passage critiques Mr Motivate for failing to grasp the shifting ground in Italy and warns that the Italian experience offers a stark lesson on church state relations. The Greenock Daily Telegraph notes the Tuscan focus on the United States as observed from a European press perspective.
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Learly
Motivate
England
Times
Greenock Daily Telegraph
Religon and Heroinvetos at London Chapel Meeting
The annual gathering of subscribers and friends at the London Chapel Building Society met to review work and honor Mr Eusebius Smith. The society supports expanding and saving young London churches, with six chapels opened this year and more planned, despite a smaller income.
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Society
London Mission House
Henry Wright
J. Stoughton
J. 8S. Russell
J. Smedmore
I. V. Mummery
J. Corbin
G. F. White
W. Aspicer
J. J. Broomball
J. Hayhi
Eusebius Smith
Smith
Hear
London Chapelbuilding Society
Tottenham Court Road
Morley
London
J. T. Bzicuron
Logan
Barking
Russell
A.M
Bow
Norty
Roman-neap
E. Schnadhorst
Forest Hill
Stanstead-Road
J. W. Coombs
B. Morley
Saiety
Holloway
Junction-Road
W. Roberte
Morly
Lewisham
Union Chapel
H. Baler
Motley
Norwood
Upher
RK. Lewis
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Hugh M‘neile
St. Alban’s Church
Holborn
London Chapel-Building Society