No Clean Breaks Between Church Factions In Abbey Gathering
A June chapel gathering at Henry VII’s Chapel highlighted hopes for unity between Church and Nonconformists. The piece lauds cross‑faction nominations to the Revision Committee, critiques ecclesiastical politics, and urges fair representation for Nonconformists in public education commissions and Ecclesiastical Courts debates.
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Henry VII
Westminster Assembly
Knights of the Bath
Parliamentary concessions stir House of Lords
The text notes valuable concessions to the Liberal party, while warning they will provoke further opposition from the House of Lords amid a wave of contentious proposals.
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Liberal Party
House of Lords
Revision of the Authorized Version Revisers Meet in Jerusalem Chamber
The Revisers of the Authorized Version of the New Testament met at the Jerusalem Chamber for over five hours. Twenty-one present, chaired by the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, with Holy Communion earlier. They discussed preliminaries, expressed optimism for steady prompt progress, and planned a July session.
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Jerusalem
Gloucester
Bristol
Westminster
Henry the Seventh
London
Llandaff
Old Testament Company
Portland Place
W. Brock
Bloomsbury Chapel
Prospects of the Church of England Dr Fraser at Blackburn crowd
Bishop of Manchester Dr Fraser addressed about 15,000 Church of England Sunday school scholars at Blackburn Cor poration Park, urging the church to widen its reach beyond nobility to include all people. He warned he may be unequal to Lancashire's vast population but said bishops must engage directly with the public. He praised stronger ties with ordinary worshippers.
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Oxford
Senate
Cambridge
Royal Society
Lord Shaftesbury
Shaftesbury
York
Fraser
Manchester
Church of England
Blackburn Corporation Park
Lancashire
Hear
Near
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Ellicott
Tregelles
Gotch
Angus
Regent’s Park
Winer
Moulton
Richmond
Board of Revision
Church
Duke of Marlborough
M.P
F. G. Lee
Lee
House of Commons
Shrewsbury
Charterhouse
Rugby
Winchester
Harrow
London University
Honrimont
Locke King
Lord Bacon
Lord Cranworth
England
Ireland
Synod of
Ulster
J. Scott Porter
Commissioners of Education
Christian Brothers
National Board
Church of Rome
John Coleridge
Gladstone
the Church OF England