Ecclesiastical Controversies and Church Reform Debates Globe
The Globe reports on the Royal Commission's report on ecclesiastical benefices and the Marquis of Bute's denial of retroversion beliefs. It notes taxes against Rev Thomas Pelham Dale for costs in a ritual case, diverse church affiliations in Congress, debates on Church of England reform, and disputes over religious intolerance in Ferryhill Public Hall with Primitive Methodists.
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Globe
Royal Commission
Marquis of
Dale
Arches
Congress
Washington
Bombay Gazette
India
Church of England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
William Walsham How
Bedford
London
Joseph Barclay
Jerusalem
John Martindale Speechley
Travancore
Cochin
William Ridley
Caledonia
British Columbia
St. Albana
Rochester
St. Davids
Lichfield
Canterbury
Ripon
Colonial Bishopric Fund
Holy Table
Bayer-Brook
Westminster Abbey
Dean Stanley
Edward VI
Queen Elizabeth
Charles II
Queen Victoria
Tillotson
Society of Friends
Church
Goourock
United Presbyterian Synod
Edinburgh
David Macrae
Gourock
James Morrison
Ebenezer Erskine
John Campbell
Rowe
Edward Irving
Macrae
Boyd
Skelmerlie
Ferryhill
Primitive Methodists
Richardson Peele
H. F. Long
Dispute at Ferryhill Church Referred to Bishop
In a move to avoid further dispute, Ferryhill parish committee members may withdraw resignations and seek the bishop’s decision. Dr Lightfoot is seen as unbiased and expected to deliver fair judgment. The vicar welcomes referring the quarrel to the diocese bishop for resolution.
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Ferryhill
Lightfoot
Northern Echo
Syllabus and details for Associated Congregational Colleges exams
The Senatus Academicus of the Associated Congregational Colleges of England releases the 1880 syllabus with June exams across theology, Old and New Testament exegesis, homiletics, ecclesiastical history, philosophy, and related subjects. Examiners include Reynolds, Simon, Evans, Falding, Nawth, Scott, Raleigh, Green, Redford, Chapman, and Fairbairn. Prizes award two thirds of max marks. top candidate wins 200 with others receiving books. Requirements include college certification, two years study, registrar notification two months prior, and a 1 fee. re-examination possible next year without extra fee.
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Senatus Academicus
Associated Congregational Colleges of England
Reynolds
Simon
Evans
Falding
Nawth
Scott
A. Raleigh
T. Green
Redford
Chapman
Fairbairn
Christ
Nicza
Locke
Reid
Lessing
Hegel
Associated College
J. Radford Thomson
M.A
New College, South Hampstead
London
N. W
Kaffirland campaign and a giant telescope headline
Messrs Sampson Low and Co announce Kaffirland a Ten Months Campaign by Frank N Streatfield Resident Magistrate in Katfraria and Commandant of Native Levies during the 1878 Kaflic war. A gigantic telescope said to be the largest in the world is built for Sir Henry Bessemer by Messrs Galloway Manchester at Knott Mill Iron Works costing about 40000. Gladstone contributes The Country and the Government to the August Nineteenth Century. A tower bridge tax and related legal fees total near 60000 to lawyers.
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Sampson Low
Knott Mill Iron Works
Manchester
Gladstone
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