Ritualists and Evangelicals in the Church of England Debate
A critique of Ritualist influence in the Church of England centers on Ultramontanist ideas, asserting Ritualists embody unwavering faith in priestly power. The piece contrasts Ritualist zeal with Evangelical caution, noting wealth and devotion among some clergymen. It urges clarity on which party the Establishment supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Messrs. Mackonochie
Denison
Party of Tradition
Sheffield
Party of
Tradition
Revival of Interest in Voluntary Controversy in Scotland
The article notes signs of renewed attention to the voluntary controversy in Scotland. It highlights the United Presbyterian Church committee report on Establishments, praising its clarity and arrangement, and remarks on the persistent identity of the voluntary ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
United Presbyterian Church
England
Endowments and reform debates shadow the church scene
A long discourse critiques bishops estates and salaries under Ecclesiastical Commissioners and suggests a drift toward reestablished patronage. It notes a push by Free Presbyteries to memorialise the General Assembly for disestablishment while highlighting educational battles and patrimony concerns in Falmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Presbyteries
Ayr
Stranraer
Irvine
General Assembly
Free Church
Fraser
Manchester
Ellicott
Dublin
Church of England
Disestablishment Debate Stirs Town Hall Meeting Fracas
Local report describes a chaotic meeting where advocates of disestablishment faced a vehement Church party clash at Town Hall. George Potter of London addressed a packed room amid boos and cheers before the session ended in disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
George Potter
London
P. Cartwright
P. W. Dunbar
J. K. Montgomery
T. W. Jones
Potter
E. Powell
Church Defence Association
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Falmouth
Cornwall
Edwin Fox
Bousfield
Trinity Board
Chester
Ashton-Under-Lyne
Thomas Green
Ryecroft
Green
A. Dodgson
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