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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 13, 1877

Page

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Reforming Convocation and the Court of Appeal Debate

The piece argues Parliament will not share church governance with sectarian bodies and trusts the Court of Appeal to handle acts lawfully. It warns disestablishment from within weakens Anglican authority, notes judges increasingly shape church law, and outlines three possible paths for Ritualist opposition with risks to English justice.

Court of Appeal The Guardian Church Association Lord Beaconsfield Church of England Elizabeth Solomon

Burials Bill debated in Lords and Ely urged broad Church reform

The Lords discussed amendments to the Burials Bill with the Earl of Portsmouth's land transfer provision accepted in principle. At Ely Diocesan Conference clergy and laity urged disestablishment while opposing nonministers officiating in churchyards. A Norwich Church Defence meeting pressed to sustain a churchyard ritual status and resist Harrowby amendments amid clergy appeals.

House of Lords Duke of Richmont Gordon Earl of Portsmouth Ely Archdeacon Chapman Sudbury Canon Birkett Q.C M.P Dean of Ely Rodwell Hugh Smyth Chapman Marten Cambridge England Wales Norwich Diocesan Church Defence Association Norwich

Church Opinion on the Ridsdale Judgment and Disestablishment

The Rev William Hope plans to abandon eucharistic rights and vestments after the Privy Council judgment in The Rev C J Ridsdale v Clifton is issued. The Church Association clarifies that promoters Clifton Miller and Harris acted freely and refused any agreement. The case will go to the Court of Arches. Ridsdale may face contempt if he disobeys. The Rev Hope will remove the crucifix but retain the alb and chasuble. lighting candles continues. Publication of the judgment will occur on a Sunday at the Folkestone church door if the Order in Council confirms it.

Church Defence Institution Lord Harrowby Church of England Earl of Harrowby Daily News Bredon’s Norton Tewkesbury Pershore Christ Baptist Church William Hope St. Peter’s Derby Ridsdale Church Association Folkestone Messrs Clifton, Miller Harris Judicial Committee of the Privy Council C. J. Ridsdale Clifton Court of Arches Public Worship Regulation Act

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