Ritualism and the Tooth case test the law and church
A Times editorial argues that imprisoning Rev. Arthur Tooth for ritualist practices highlights a clash between law and ecclesiastical custom. It criticizes delays in courts over minor clerical matters, warns of growing public policy concerns, and predicts a looming constitutional crisis without disestablishment.
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Arthur Tooth
Tooth
Keighley
Hatcham
St. Stephen’s
Lewisham
St. James’s
New Zealand
Church of England
Rolls Court
Master of the Rolls
Lincoln’s Inn
James
Disestablishment Demonstration In Leicester
A Leicester Auxiliary of the Liberation Society held a January 23 rally at Temperance Hall in support of disestablishment and endowment removal from the State Church. Alderman G Stevenson chaired as speakers Dale and Rogers were cheered. many city officials attended.
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Leicester
The
Liberation Society
Temperance Hall
Alderman G. Stevenson
Messrs. Dale
Rogers
J. Swain
G. Baines
W. Kempson
H. T. Chambers
S. S. Wheeler
Anderson
T. Almond
T. Windley
T. H. Downing
G. H. Baines
W. F. Bramley
J. Loveday
J. Wilford
W. W. Preston
W. Gray
J. Carnall
J. Harrap
G. B. Franklin
J. G. Winks
J. W. Benskin
J. Butcher
J. Ashby
J. Latchmore
J. Whitton
W. Berry
Jun
J. A. Wykes
R. Walker
W. Rapp
W. Baines
J. Stanyon
J. Bennett
W. Dicks
J. Cooper
T. Lawrence
W. Collier
Episcopal Church
Peterborough
R. W. Date
Church of England
Dale
Church Quarterly Review
John Angell James
James
Mr. James
Evangelical Party