Convocation Debates Irish Church Disestablishment
The Lower House of Canterbury Convocation debates the Irish Church question with fierce clerical views. The Address to the Crown prompts rider prayers against disestablishment and anti secular reforms, while Upper House resists meddling with parliamentary measures and calls for moderation and constitutional respect.
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Convocation
Province of
Canterbury
the Star
United Church
Ireland
Gladatone
Canon Blakesley
Dean Stanley
Canon Sélwyn
Archdeacon Denison
Reformed Church of England
Denison
England
Jebb
Dean of
Oxford
House of Commons
York
Clergy Address Adopted After Archdeacon Withdraws Motion
Archdeacon Denison withdrew his proposal for a conference on the Crown related to the Irish Church and the bishops and clergy adopted the Address. After other business, the House prorogued to June 16.
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Denison
Clerical Alliances and Doctrinal Debates Stir in 19th Century Faith Circles
Reports from The Oswestry Advertiser and The Weekly Register recount clergy shifts and disputes. Husbands of Selattyn joins Roman Catholicism in Welshpool. Archibishop York sues Rev C Voysey over Sling and the Stone sermons. Manning denies a cardinalate. Convocation debates Real Presence. Belfast Presbyterians form a political theologic movement. multiple bishops consecrated in Westminster Abbey. fund-raising and legal actions tied to ecclesiastical reform. Bennett case moves to Court of Arches amid clerical controversy.
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Oswestry
Husbands
Selattyn
Welshpool
New L Ecclesiastican Press
York
C. Voysey
Healaugh
ArchBisHor Mannina
The
Weekly Register
Manning
Rome
London
Denison Acarn
Convocation
Denison
Church of England
Liveral Presbyrterians
Unster
Belfast Presbyterian Association
Belfast
Westminster Abbey
Wordsworth
Lincoln
J. F. Turner
Lord Justice Turner
Grafton
Armidale
T. G. Hatchard
St. Nicholas
Guildford
Mauritius
Archdeacon Bickersteth
Courcu Association
St. James’s Hall
Colquhoun
Mackonochie
J. O. Colquhoun
Joseph Hoare
C. Kemble
O'Malley
Q.C
Thomas Chambers
M.P
J. C. Ryle
Bath and Wells
Canterbury
Transformation of a Church Near Queen Square
A reporter describes an Anglican church near Queen Square, Bloomsbury being renovated into a High Church. A passerby asks what work is underway and learns the builders are converting it into a modern Romanist style church, prompting the observer to note the irony.
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Queensquare
Bloomsbury
Church of England
the Inquirer
Weekly Register
Religious and Denominational News from Luton and Nearby
The report covers several church activities and appointments in Luton Yeovil and surrounding towns. It notes Rev W J Holder joining as assistant minister in Luton, Yeovil and reports on new chapels in Taylor Hill and Landport with costs, sizes and Gothic styles. It also mentions a resignation meet for Rev Charles White Bayswater and a pastorate recognition in Abercrombie Street Landport. Liverpool hosts a church annual meeting with Rev Samuel Pearson welcomed as pastor and church roll and finances updates.
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Luton
W. J. Holder
J. Hiles Hitchens
Yeovil
Francis Lycett
Oxford
Shapurji Eduljia Parsee
India
Edulji
England
Burford
Fulbrook
Taylor- Hill
Hoppersheep
Taylor-hill
Alfred Crowther
Ald. Crowther
Lockwood
J. Barker
Baptist
Norvina HiLtd
Victoria Hall
Archer-street
Bayswater
Charles White
Cornwall-road Chapel
Benjamin T. Williams
J.P
White
James Bonthron
Landport
Abercrombie-street
R. E. Davies
H. Kitching
M.arthur
Griggs
Roberts
Hastings
and Beverage
Jinkins
Sharland
Perlin
Crudgington
Hircuin
J. Aldis
Baptist Church
T. Hands
Shadwell
Reading
J. P. Chown
Bradford
W. Robinson
Cambridge
T. Wigner
T. R. Stevenson
J. Reed
P. Griffith
Liverpool
George Street
Samuel Pearson
Pearson
Edge-hill
Chatham-place
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