Disestablishment Debate on Irish Church and Endowment
A public meeting weighs disestablishment and disendowment risks for the Church of England. Speakers, including the Rev. Woods and others, warn against using the Irish Act as precedent and urge direct dealing with individuals rather than a corporation. The gathering closes with thanks to the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Church of England
Mr. Gladstone
Liberation Society
Church Defence Society
Mr. Williams
Ar. Groper
Goodliffe
Dowson
Mr. Dowse
Ellis
Cloge
Revival and religious controversy across Europe and Britain
Reports panel religious upheaval with Romanist and Ritualist tensions in Vatican circles. English clergy debate on Mass and reform. A report from Glasgow to London notes Jewish baptism in Campsie and Livingstone memorial plans in Nyassa. Moody Sankey evangelist revival in Birmingham draws thousands nightly and a Christian convention explores engaging the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
London
Dover
Continent
Joseph Bainton
Newport
Isle of Wight
Ilfracombe
Istinatox
Allen
St. Augustine’s
Highbury
Gordon Calthrop
Glasgow
Lake Nyassa
Free and Reformed Churches of Scotland
David Livingstone
KE. D. Young
R.N
London City
City Terminus Hotel
Cannon-street
George Williams
Bevan
Moopy and Sankby
Birmingham
Sheffield Independent
Midland
Sheffield
Bingley Hall
Mr. Moody
Albert Hall
Messrs
Moody and
Sankey
Monsignor Capel Defends Catholic Doctrines Against Ritualist Words
The discussion centers on whether Anglican writers dilute Romish elements in devotion guides. Monsignor Capel argues the attempts to exclude Roman Catholic features fail, as the broader Catholic teaching remains evident. He concludes the debate and closes his remarks on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Free Church
Gew
Vatican
The
Rock
Berlin
Siberia
Daily News
Campsie
Glasgow
David Crammer
Rebecca
Presbyterian Church
Exeter
Privy Council
Archdeacon Philpotts
Court of Arches
Bisner
Aoreship Promiere
Perthshire
Earl of Kinnoul
Earl of Mansfield
Richardson Robertson
Thomas Moncrieffe
Smythe
Methven
John Richardson
Pilfour
Lord Clinton
Mollison
Errol Park
Allan Macpherson
Blairgowrie
Monsignor Capel
Times
Inkerman Volume and Examinations at University
The fifth instalment of Mr Kinglake’s History of the Invasion of the Crimea is issued and titled the Inkerman Volume. A list of candidates who passed recent examinations is provided, with names across First Lt. B and Second LI.B. divisions and those achieving pass grades in private and university studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinglake
Crimea
Inkerman
Balaclava
University of London
Alexander
Joseph Gundry
Davies
George Sydney
McIntyre
Angus George Milward
Bailhache
Clement Meacher
Bentwitch
Herbert
University College
Bond
Henry
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Bovell
Henry Alleyne
Butterworth
Alexander Kaye
Cooper
Herbert Henry
Dodd
Charles Edmund Grantham
Eiloart
Ernest
Pask
James Morton
Rowe
John Frank
Firth
Joseph Firth Bottomley
Sly
Richard Meares
Sydney
Taylor
Robert William
Cavanagh
Christopher
Cox
Isaac Spencer
Emanuel
Edward Janverin
Fuller
Edward Newton
Gibb
George Stegmann
Goode
John
King’s College
Hamilton
James Winterbottom
Serrell
George
M.A
Spalding
Thomas Alfred
Yates
Arthur