Anglican Liberalism and the Burials Bill Critique
James A. Thorold Rogers argues that Anglican clerics seek peaceable reform but fear undermining voices, citing the Burials Bill and University Reform Act as failures for Nonconformists. He claims clerical drunkenness and Tory alignment at elections undermine Establishment as a bulwark against Rome, noting education funding concessions favor Anglican clergy aligned with a faction.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
Rome
James A. Thorold Rogers
Carvell Williams on the Burials Question New Position
Mr Carvell Williams publishes a timely pamphlet linking recent history to the current state of the burials question. It summarizes the main proposals including Osborne Morgan's bill and responses by Earl Granville Lord Harrowby and archbishops, and argues for a final settlement beyond halting measures.
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Carvell Williams
Osborne Morgan
Earl Granville
Lord Harrowby
Church of England
House of Lords
York
Mr. Balfour
England
Pulpit Memorials and Photographs of Twenty Congregational Ministers
A review of a volume featuring photographs and brief memoirs of twenty Congregational ministers. Introductions by Stoughton and sketches by White, Baines, Dale, Miall, and others. Notable portraits include Lynch, Parsons, Conder, and David Thomas. emphasis on Lynch's originality and the ministerial variance.
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Lynch
Parsons
Raffles
G. W. Conder
David Thomas
Thomas Binney
Wiliam Jay
James Bennett
John Pye Smith
Ralph Wardlaw
John Leifchild
Joseph Fletcher
John Angell James
George Redford
Andrew Reed
Robert Stephen McAll
R. Winter Hamilton
Robert Vaughan
Robert Halley
James Parsons
Caleb Morris
Thomas Lynch
George William Conder
Stoughton
Binney
Edward White
Winter Hamilton
Edward Baines
R. W. Dale
Edward Miall
Henry Allen
Bristol
Mr. Lynch
Congregational Church
EK. J. Evans
W. F. Hurnpau
James Clarke and Co
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