Controversy Over Church Establishment Draws Civic Thanks
A speech and public discussion centered on the Church of England, lay political pressures, and radical clergymen facing potential impunity. Dean Stanley urged Episcopalians to trust their system while contrasting American colonial religion. The chairman and Rev J Barry led formal thanks to speaker Mr Williams and to the mayor for Town Hall use.
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Privy Council
Dean Stanley
America
T. Caverpool
Williams
J. Barry
Wicks
Evangelical Debate Over Bennett Judgment Divide Church Leaders
Scholarship and clergy respond to the Privy Council Bennett ruling amid calls for reform. Rev. Capel Molyneux urges radical Prayer Book changes or secession, while others urge prudent action, prayer unions, and continued allegiance to the Church of England.
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Privy Council
Bennett
Henry Noel
Record
Church of England
Times
Manning
Westminster
Church Association
Judicial Committee
Molyneux
Chas. Bullock
St. Nicholas, Worcester
Church of Christ
J. G. Gregory
Park Chapel
Chelsea
Jesus
Nazareth
Christ
Reginald Smith
Marian
Alvan Berend
Christendom
W. J. Bolton
Stratford
The French Protestant Synod Ends Its Final Paris Sitting
The thirtieth and last sitting of the French Protestant Synod in Paris adjourned with plans to reconvene November 15. Debate remained lively over church state separation, with Liberal members withdrawing then staying after a withdrawal of an accusatory expression. The assembly urged preparation for religious independence in public law.
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Garratt
Ipswich
Rome
Boultbee
Mr. Garratt
W. Martin
Trowbridge
Paris
Reformed Church of
France
Reformed Churches
M. Martin Paschaud
Liberal Party
Roumania
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Evangelical Party
C. H. Davis
Kent
Jesus Christ
Highbury
Presbyterian Church of Scotland