Bishops clash over baptism and church authority in Yorks and London
The report surveys theological disputes and parish tensions across 19th century England, noting a vicar Norris confrontation over baptism with a parishioner, a Yorkshire advowson sale near Whitby, Baptist resistance in Bournemouth, and debates on ritualism, Roman Catholic parallels, and the Endowed Schools Bill amid Wesleyan rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Viclin
Bournemmouth
The
Freeman
H. C. Leonard
Boscombe
Dean Stanley
Westminster Abbey
Vaughan
Scarborough
Salford
Peter
Brtu
House of Commons
Perks
Alderman McArthur
Attlc
Disraeli
England
Coningsby
Tadpole
Taper
Lord Fitz-Booby
Rigby
Liberal Party
Daily News
Wesleyan Conference Chooses Camborne as Session Site
The Wesleyan Conference selects Camborne in Cornwall for its next session, with about 600 ministers expected and lodging spread across the county. President candidates favor Dr Punshon, and lay representation debates loom amid education and Sunday school expansion data across the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Conference
Thia
Een
Camborne
Penzance
Redruth
Hayle
Truro
St. Austell
Punshon
Committees of Review
Kingswood
Woodhouse-grove
Education Committee of Review
Board of Examiners
General Education Committee
Sheffield
Taunton
Financial District
Sunday School Union
Department of
Methodism
Cambridge
W. Moulton
New Testament Company
Wesleyan Conference
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