Rome’s Jubilee Masses Before a Global Catholic Move
Interpreted as prearranged by Infallibilists the demand to end debate drew French prelates to unite with German and Hungarian bishops in protest. A weeklong Roman jubilee followed with the Pope and cardinals descending to the Vatican, and Rome’s friars and parishes staging nationwide processions to seek the Holy Spirit’s light for a dogma definition. The New Prussian Gazette rebuts Berlin reports of Count Arnim’s alleged Rome communications as baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Bonneville
St. Mary Maggiore
St. Carlo al Corso
St. Andrea Della Valle
St. Mary In Vallicella
Gest
Pantheon
Rome
New Prussian
Cross)Gazette
Berlin
London
Count Arnim
Cardinal Antonelli
Oxford Graduates Support Abolition of University Tests
The Oxford university assembly, chaired by Professor Jowett, debated the Government University Tests Bill. A memorial calling for including college headships in the abolition was passed with broad support and will be presented to Mr Gladstone via the Dean of Christ Church. Over sixty fellows signed, highlighting demand for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jowett
Balliol
Marquis
Bute
John Bull
Marquis of
Rome
General Assembly
Scotch Free Church
Home Secretary
United Kingdom
Sussex
Lord Ebury
Barns Green
Itchingfield
Worth
University of Oxford
Balliol College
House of Commons
Jowett
B. C. Brodie
Gladstone
Christ Church
Religious Leaders Decline Chicago Offer and Begin New Charges
The Rev. Newman Hall declined a Chicago church invitation with a 10000 dollar salary. The Rev. P C Barker accepted the Rotherham Congregational Church post and began ministry May 29. A foundation stone laid for a new Baptist chapel at Darlington on June 9 with prayers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Hall
Surrey Chapel
Chicago
P. OC. Barker
Chester
Rotherham
Dantinaron
Memorial chapel buildings progress across several communities
The report covers multiple church projects from Newcastle Acton and Battersea with cornerstone layings. Details include seating capacity 700 at a Newcastle chapel, 500 on the ground floor for Acton Gothic design, 900 for Battersea Romanesque hall, costs around 4500 pounds with donors like Mr Samuel Morley and Mr Charles Walton.
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W. Walters
Newcastle
Acton
Henry Wright
J.P
Kensington
Samuel Morley
M.P
Charles Walton
Battersea
The
Baptista
Yorkroad
Soule
G. Pollock
G.C.B
E. 0
Robins
George Pollock
D. Katterns
Grove
New York
Scotsman
Duchess of Sutherland
United States
British Empire
James McCosh
John Cairns
Charles Reed
Davis
de Pressensé
Paris
Gicumenical Council
W. M. Evarts
Professor Woolsey
Yale College
Count Bernstorff
Germany
Henry Ward Beecher
Count de Gasparin
Lord Shaftesbury
Atlantic
Sartrorp
Richmond Congregational Church
Brompton Road
James Watts
D. J. Hamer
T. Davies
James Bancroft
Henry Lee
Thomas Davies
Lee
Game Laws Critique From Rural Magistrate Letters Speak
The magistrate defends the 1862 Game Laws arguing they deter poaching without harming honest farmers. He notes hares and rabbits provide food, disputes claims of cruelty, and cautions against repeal without a strict trespass law. He believes Norfolk farmers largely favor current protections.
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Sim
Norfolk
Leicester
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British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Crystal Palace
W. ©. Venning
Association
Sharp
Italy
Spain
J. Bowring
Isabella
India
Dr. Channing
Society
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