Faith and state power in India against church disestablishment
The document argues Hindu temples and Muslim mosques are national institutions with birthrights, while the Christian Church is alien and funded by force. It contends revenues from Hindus and Mahomedans churches should not be redirected and distinguishes India’s disestablishment debates from England’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomedan Mosque
England
India
Anti confessional meetings urged in provinces and church notes
The piece outlines planned anti confessional meetings in the provinces. It notes Rev Dr Begg of Edinburgh traveling from London to New Zealand, Canon Espin's clerical roles, and editor contributions to major papers, with remarks on Catholic bishops and church affairs, education and clergy appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begg
Edinburgh
London
New Zealand
Canon Espin
Jacobson
Chester
London Guardian
The
Times
Exeter
Oxford
Manchester
Ely
O’kixrre
Nation
National Board
Father O’keeffe
Council of the Church Association
House of Lords
Court of Appeal
Wiseman
Wesleyan
America
Dublin
Lancashire
Germany
Prince Iomarcky
France
England
Belgium
United States
Dillon Hall
Liverpool
Gladstone backs Rev E King appointment amid church row
A heated debate over naming Rev. E King honorary canon and principal of Cuddesdon Theological College prompts strong opposition from the Bishop of Winchester in the Lords. Prime Minister Gladstone defends the choice, saying Her Majesty will sanction the appointment, while Canterbury Archbishop objects to pastoral theology chair bias toward Romeward views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cairns
Lord Hatherley
Lord Romilly
Mr. Grapstone
Caurcu
Worcester
Worcester Cathedral
Miller
Rochester
Richard Seymour
Kinwarton
Alcester
Gathorne Hardy
Gladstone
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Seaton
Tor
Hastings News
Kay-Shuttleworth
Thomas Acland
Liberation Society
A. J. Kay-Shuttleworth
Kay- Shuttleworth
Leatham
Church of England
University of Oxford
Lord Oranmore
Oxford
E. King
Christ Church
Cuddesdon Theological College
Archbishop of Canterbury
Testimonial for J C Gallaway at Halifax chapel event
A gathering of about fifty at Manor Heath Halifax hosted by Mr. John Crossley to honor Rev. J C Gallaway for over twenty five years promoting chapel building. The presentation included a cheque for 925 pounds and a recounting of his career from teacher to minister and architect with ties to the English Chapel-building Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Congregational Chapel Building Society
John Crossley
Manor Heath
Halifax
J. C. Gallaway
Crossley
Gallaway
English Chapel-building Society
God
Mr. Crossley
Conder
Paes
James Stratton
Bedford
Uxbridge
Worcester
Rothwell
Walter Scott
Highbury College
University of Glasgow
West Bromwich