Master and servant relation absent in case of meeting disturbance
The court holds the defendant not liable under master servant rules where no pre existing relationship existed between master and servant and no general authority covered the steward action. The chairman and stewards must act within the express terms and emergent duties rather than imply broad authority. The jury should not have been directed to general implied authority beyond the explicit words.
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Chamber
The Bishops and the Resolutions on Ritual
The Upper and Lower Houses clash over the Ornaments Rubric and ministerial postures in Holy Communion. Bishops voice cautious support for non legislative action, while acknowledging the Lower House's difficult task and urging careful principle-based consideration.
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Gree
London
Govcester
Bersier
Lieu- Field
Salisbury
Cuicuester
Canrersury
Church splits and bishop accountability debated in Lords
The debate centers on two churches within the Church of England and the bishops' lax control. Speakers argue for tighter discipline to curb dissenters while noting modern habit of allowing everyone to act freely. The motion is carried nem dis. and Convocation is prorogued to August 9.
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Church of Christ
Reformed Church
Church of England
Public Worship Regulation Act faces early delays in church cases
The Pall Mall Gazette notes delays in the new Public Worship Regulation Act due to procedural steps and bishop referrals. It details three paths to court, time-limits for notices, and possible delays before any trial while describing expected early prosecutions and key cases, including St Vedast.
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Public Worship Regulation Act
Pall Mall Gazette
Clergy Monitions And Appeals In Obedience Proceedings
The text outlines monitions and inhibitions in church discipline with a three year threshold to vacancies. It details appeals by clergymen and complainants, processes to suspend or enforce monitions, and potential further summonses. The rules describe hearings for show cause and undertakings to obey or relax orders.
Religious Equality at the Cape Ends State Aid to Religion
The Cape Parliament abolishes State aid to religion after a long struggle led by the Voluntary Party. Mr. Salomon and allies championed the bill since 1861, with successive divisions and elections shaping its passage. The move marks religious equality for the colony, despite past obloquy and political hurdles.
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Cape
House of Assembly
Solomon
Bill Solomon
Legislative Council
Salomon
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Mr. Gladstone
Uct
Easterton
Moberly
Her Majesty In Council
Church Association
Westminster
Stephens
Pelham Dale
St. Vedast
Cape Argus
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