Prime Minister’s remarks spark Nonconformist resolve
The article quotes Mr Gladstone praising nonconformists while criticizing Parliament for treating religion as a debating game. It argues that religious equality must be defended with firm principle at the next election, warning voters to act decisively.
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Gladstone
Ilto
Great Britain
England
Wales
House of Commons
The Occasional Sermons Bill in the House
The House debated Mr Cowper Temple's bill to allow non ordained persons to preach occasionally in the Established Church. The piece notes the bill would license lay or nonconformist preachers amid fears of sectarian mixing and Parliament binding the Church. It concludes the bill was rejected, leaving the Church still dependent on secular permission.
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House of Commons
Cowper- Temple
Church of England
Cowper-Temple
T. Fupshes
York
Winchester
Binney
St. Paul’s
England
T. Hughes
Christian Brotherhood
Great Britain
Parliament
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Newdegate
Westminster
Rome
Henley
Manning
Mr. Spurgeon
Giles
Hodge
Scourfield
We Humbly Suggest a Way and a Price
A compact note hints at a possible method and a cost, inviting consideration of a particular path. The text frames the idea as achievable with a defined price, without detailing steps or beneficiaries.
Ecclesiastical Notes on Church Crisis and Protests
The piece surveys Evangelical reactions to a recent judgment on the Lord's Supper doctrine, noting fear and division within the Church of England. It cites Capel Molyneux, John Ryle, Moncrieff, Hudson, Archdeacon Allen, and others as they discuss potential secession, the danger to Protestant identity, and the looming crisis in Anglican unity.
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Evangelical Party
Record
McNeile
Capel Molyneux
Times
England
Molyneux
Ichabod
Mr. Molyneux
Mr. Ryle
Ryle
Moncrieff
Church of England
Hudson
Dodworth
Archdeacon Allen
Robert Baxter
Baxter