Church Union resolutions urge laity assemblies for church matters
A meeting of the English Church Union defends church authority against nonchurch officiants in churchyards and condemns Crown supremacy in spiritual causes. It calls clergy to resist certain archbishopry motions while backing a deputation to the Prime Minister on Burial Acts and urges support for the Sustentation Fund to aid deprived clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
English Church Union
Canterbury
Privy Council
Book of Common Prayer
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Foglish Church Union
Limburg
Nassau
Miller
Whitstone
Exeter
Wilse Brown
William Miller
W. Shepherd
Longbrook-street
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church Defence Institution
W. Egerton
Hub
Manuscript Sermon Advertisements Offer Clergy Help
The Weekly Review notes numerous episcopal notices advertising manuscript and lithographed sermons. Vendors promise original, practical work for clergymen with various payment terms and back-issue options. Testimonials praise the sermons for sound doctrine and usefulness to overworked ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Review
T. M
O. D
London
Kent
South Wales
Yorkshire
Warwickshire
Sussex
West-End Clergyman Praises Sermon After Ascension Day
A West-End clergyman commends a local sermon spoken last Sunday after Ascension Day noting its satisfactory manner and orthodox doctrine. He praises the style and lithography of the text, calling the ideas and expressions beautiful and profuse in profit.
Richard’s Address at Congregational Union Sparks Cross-Channel Debate
M Frederic Passy lauds Richard’s lecture on the relations of temporal and spiritual powers and considers a French translation and summary for European papers. A Belgian legislator notes Vatican influence fears and civil conflict. clashes rise over confessional secrecy and church power. The Protestant movement gains traction as Catholic clergy intensify persecution, potentially strengthening reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Frederic Passy
Institute
Richard
House of Representatives
Vatican
Disestablishment lectures draw crowds in Hemet and Wirliam
Mr J Fisher delivered talks on The Union of Church and State opposed to New Testament Teaching in Hemet Hempstrep with Bernard Piffard presiding. A large audience attended in Wirliam to hear The Popular Aspects of the Disestablishment Question chaired by R W Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
R. W. Dixon
Open Air Lectures by Mr Lummis in Lincolnshire
Over two weeks Mr Lummis conducted eight open-air meetings in Lincolnshire. The first series visited Tydd St Mary West Walton Leverington and Wisbech St Mary where agricultural labourers attended and showed interest. The second series covered Murrow Gosefield Walpole St Andrews Sutton St James with labourers again forming most of the audience and responding well to the appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lummis
Mr Gordon Sees Busy Lecture Tour Across Cornwall and Leicester
Mr Gordon ends Cornwall work with lectures at Camborne Falmouth St Ives and Redruth then a large meeting at Winchcombe near Cheltenham ahead of a debate with Mr Reed on the 25th. He also spoke in Leicestershire with six talks including Ansry Metron Mowsray Loughporo and more amid crowds and lively reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Cornwall
Camborne
Falmouth
St. Ives
Redruth
Winchcombe
Cheltenham
Regd
Reed
Thos. Nicholson
Forest of Dean
Cheltenham Examiner
Leicestershire
Ansry
Hipwood
Temperance Hall
Councillor Anderson
Leicester
Loughporo
Victoria Rooms
Alderman Stevenson
Gordon Lectures Draw Large Crowds in Various Towns
In Market Horston and Desrorp and CoaLVILLe crowds gathered for Mr. Gordon lectures. He spoke in Temperance Hall with Mr. Hipwood presiding, then in an open air amphitheatre field to a capital gathering. In CoaLVILLe a large audience attended at the Public Hall with Mr. Pratt in the chair and opposition notably absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Horston
Hipwood
Gordon
Desrorp
M.greenwood
Bailston
Coalville
J. Pratt
Lectures by G Hastings on disestablishment tour Hereford
Mr. G Hastings lectured at multiple venues across Herefordshire in mid June. Audiences from surrounding areas attended Primitive Methodist and Baptist chapels in Hereford, Dipley, Galway Hill and Orcop with strong interest in disestablishment. Hastings received cheers and requests for more light while local clergy engaged with questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hastings
Herefordshire
W. Prothero
Longtown
Hastings
Evras Harplp
J. Richards
Grosmont
W. H. Sellon
Kentchurch
Galway Hill
Primitive Methodist
J. Williams
Orcop
Baptist
A. Gray
W. H. Sullen
Reopening at High Wycombe Prompts Charity Letter
Report covers parish church reopening at High Wycombe with a sermon by the Lord Bishop of Oxford and a visitor’s remark in the Cottage Hospital visitors’ book about church membership. It notes Wycombe’s Dissenting leanings and hospital support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Charity
High Wycombe
Oxford
Cottage Hospital
R. B. Phillimore
Wycombe
Ald. M‘arthur
A. M‘arthur
William Bagge
Morley
Gregory
Daily News
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MR. Richard
THE
Congregational Union
MR. Fisher
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