Disestablishment Debate Sparks Clergy Row at Meeting
The district committee meeting opened amid protests over nominating a farmer chairman Mr Crane. Mr Lummis spoke on The Gains of Disestablishment amid interruptions while clergy curates replied, revealing a strong anti Liberationist position among attendees.
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Crane
Lummis
Eye
Tidd St. Giles
Gorsefield
Fisher at Hull Lectures on Origin of Church Property
Mr. Fisher spoke at the Protestant Hall on July 1 under Hull Liberal Association auspices. George Whitehead chaired. a large turnout endured summer heat as the exhaustive address ran over an hour and a half. Plans called for further lectures on disestablishment topics.
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MR. Fisher
Hull
Ecclesiastical notes on chaplaincy and church reforms
The Rev Thomas Teignmouth Shore named Honorary Chaplain to the Queen succeeding the Bishop of Lichfield. Dr Déllinger rejects rumours of peace with Rome and defends his stance. Lord James Butler secedes from the Irish Episcopal Church over the revised Prayer Book. A Bedale burial grievance concerns non sprinkled Baptist children and double fees. In Scotland the Church rates bill is withdrawn as disestablishment support shifts. Archdeacon Denison argues disestablishment as a path to true religion, warning of tithes and education rate losses. Bishop Fraser endorses merit-based clerical promotion and reform.
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Thomas Teignmouth Shore
Berkeley Chapel
Mayfair
Lichfield
Shore
Gloucester
Bristol
Déllinger
Rome
Friedrich
James Butler
Irish Episcopal Church
Bedale
Noncon
Northern Echo
Northallerton
Kay
Saddler
Scotland
House of Commons
M‘laren
Denison
the Times
Taunton
England
Tuk
Manchester
Fraser
London
Manchester Examiner
Reform Not Destruction of the Church of England
A debate on church reform urges alteration of patronage and bishops if needed but warns against destroying the Church. The piece also reports on a Paris burial where a Protestant was accorded the Church of England service in a Roman Catholic churchyard, noting French practice grants fellows wide freedom in officiants and rites.
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Church of England
France
James Howard
Bedford
Paris
Daily News
Normandy
Livet
Lisieux
A. B. Spaight
Marbeuf
Relics of a Westminster Cathedral Floral Festival
A Saturday visit to the Kennington Westminster route ends at Hawkstone Hall where a large floral festival is staged for the second anniversary of the cathedral opening. Earl of Shaftesbury presides as Mr. Newman Hall directs flowers, sermons by multiple ministers span the day, and funds are discussed for continuing construction and future church projects across several towns.
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Westminster Road
Cathedral
Kennington
Westminster-roads
Hawkstone Hall
Newman Hall
Earl of Shaftesbury
Hall
Earl
Mr. Hall
Saltburn-by the-Sea
W. C. Fuidge
Bristol Institute
Market Lavington
Wilts
G. E. Cheeseman
Lancashire College
Hatherlow
W. M. Tetley
Salem Chapel
East Budleigh
Devon
Manchester
Primitive Methodist Conference
Lee
The
Baptist College
Baptist Church
Idle
E. Arthur
Middle Hill
West Hook
J. Lochore
Overfordwest
J. Griffith
St. Florence
Mathias
Wolfsdale
Michael
Keystone
Philipps
Zion Hill
Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
South Norwood
Union Church
G. Rouse Lowden
F.R.G.S
W. Sanders
D.D
Regent’s Park Chapel
Joseph Parker
City Temple
Angus
Regent’s Park College
J. T. Campbell
Kay
Supbury
J. M. Blackie
Friar’s Street Chapel
Sudbury
J. Salter, Esq
J. Steer
Tottenham
Blackie
Turquand
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